pomo

/ˈpoʊmoʊ/
noun
  1. Short for postmodernism; a style and movement in art, architecture, and literature that reacted against modernism, often using irony, mixing styles, and questioning traditional ideas.
    • The museum's new wing is a classic example of pomo architecture.
    • Pomo can be hard to define because it rejects clear categories.
    • Her essay analyzed the use of pomo in 1990s films.
  2. A person who supports or works in the style of postmodernism.
    • The conference brought together pomos from around the world.
    • He's a pomo who believes there are no absolute truths in art.
    • Critics called the artist a pomo for mixing classical and pop elements.
Antonyms
adjective
  1. Relating to or characteristic of postmodernism.
    • She wrote a pomo novel that plays with time and narrative.
    • The gallery featured pomo works that challenged traditional beauty.
    • The building's pomo design includes bright colors and unusual shapes.
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