A literary movement that moved into the visual and performing arts in the early twentieth century with a well-defined sociopolitical agenda of revolution in both society and the arts. For artist in the movement there was a focus on motion and time in space using Cubist discoveries derived from the analysis of form.

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A literary movement that moved into the visual and performing arts in the early twentieth century with a well-defined sociopolitical agenda of revolution in both society and the arts. For artist in the movement there was a focus on motion and time in space using Cubist discoveries derived from the analysis of form.

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Jared Molina · Answer 1

The answer is Futurism

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Futurism was a literary and artistic movement that praised technology and speed. The artists attempt to represent speed and dynamism in their paintings, bringing influences from Cubism and Abstractionism, and a political agenda related to comprehend, praise, and express the values of the modern era, and destroying the past represented by the conservatism.