How does modern art follow from modernity?

Learning Goal: I\’m working on a english writing question and need support to help me learn.Very simple assignment, please read the instructions carefully to know what you should do. This assignment is very easy, and it will not take more than half an hour to complete it. So please try your best to do it. The instructions are a bit long because I wanted to explain each one on it and to know what you have to do for this assignment. I provide all the instructions for this assignment, and I think all of them are very clear and simple to understand. I just made 1 to 3 parts for this assignment. So please each part makes sure you read the instructions carefully to do it and I’ll make it easy for you if you don’t understand the instructions. 1-Modernity and Modern Art (Modernism) Modern Art (part of a larger philosophical movement called \”Modernism\”) dates from the late 19th Century. . .the very end of the period in which \”modernity\” is born. How does modern art follow from modernity? Can you pick one aspect of modern art or one work of art which you can then connect to \”modernity\”? As a reminder, we discussed 4 categories of modernity: epistemology (science and reason); politics (democracy and the modern \”nation state); economics (capitalism and global trade); and identity. Provide at least one example of how modern art follows from the transformation that was the Enlightenment? GRADING – It\’s composed of two parts: PART 1: You must post a response to the above questions. Your response must be at least 50 words, and the word count must be stated at the end of your response in parentheses; e.g., (53). Once you\’ve posted your initial response, all other student responses will be visible, and you may proceed to Part 2.
PART 2: You must post a response to another student\’s post. Your response must be at least 50 words, and the word count must be stated at the end of your response in parentheses; e.g., (64).
While multiple responses are highly encouraged, only these two responses are necessary to receive full credit for a discussion.
There are 2 mandatory discussions ((1)what is modernity, and (2) race, ethnicity and class) and 12 other discussions during the course, and your top 10 of the remaining 12 will count toward your participation grade.
Once you\’ve posted your \”graded\” comments with word counts, you are free to make comments of any length and don\’t need to post word counts; however, all your comments must be professional and respectful of your fellow students.
2- What is Modernity? Now that you have listened to the slideshow on modernity, we will have three discussion threads (below) to discuss these ideas. Your participation in these discussions and completing the short assignment will contribute to your overall participation grade in the class. Please attempt to participate in each discussion board, and to engage in responsive discussion in at least one thread. NOTE: THIS DISCUSSION IS ONE OF THE TWO MANDATORY DISCUSSIONS AND HAS A HIGHER MINIMUM WORD COUNT.
GRADING – It\’s composed of two parts: PART 1: You must post a response to the above questions. Your first responses must be at least 150 words (because there are three separate threads, and you are required to respond with at least 50 words to each thread questions), and the word count must be stated at the end of your response to each thread in parentheses; e.g., (53). Once you\’ve posted your initial response, all other student response will be visible, and you may proceed to Part 2.
PART 2: You must post a second response to another student\’s post. Your response must be at least 50 words, and the word count must be stated at the end of your response in parentheses; e.g., (64).
While multiple responses are highly encouraged, only these two responses are necessary to receive full credit for a discussion.
There are 2 mandatory discussions ((1)what is modernity, and (2) race, ethnicity and class) and 12 other discussions during the course, and your top 10 of the remaining 12 will count toward your participation grade.
Once you\’ve posted your \”graded\” comments with word counts, you are free to make comments of any length and don\’t need to post word counts; however, all your comments must be professional and respectful of your fellow students.
3- In 300 words or less, tell us who you are. What defines your identity? What are the most important aspects of your identity? How is your identity a reflection of societal power structure? What would your life be like if you removed one important aspect of your identity? Can you imagine being in the world as someone different from who you are?
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