I enjoyed reading your post about the challenges women faced during the twentieth century. Women pushed to be allowed into professional occupations. At the turn of the century, women started enjoying more flexibility, educational opportunities, and entree to art markets. Several art schools, for the first time, opened their doors to women students. Women experienced more liberty to work from nude models and to paint and draw in public spaces. They, furthermore, performed in major roles in the expansion of modernist sculpture and the incredible growth of photography. Several American women made important contributions to arts, science, sports, entertainment, business and politics in the 20th century. Here is a brief introduction a few of these remarkable women.

Any type of irritation concerning war and other social, political or cultural changes can bring about different responses from different people. When it comes to art, art movements are built out of the need for people to communicate their responses to these changes. Whether they like them or despise of them, their main goal is to illustrate how they feel about them. The art displayed may portray a positive or a negative image to individuals. Change can be beautiful and also exciting. Many artists have noticed the beauty found in complicated change and have attempted to capture and interpret it in their own unique way by integrating traditional and cultural backgrounds. By doing so they have responded to their society by questioning the change and evolution of cultural history and identity.

Many art works created throughout the history were highly stylized or abstracted for many reasons. The artists in different cultures have used abstractions and stylizations in their art pieces in order to emphasize or symbolize certain religious ideas or cultural ideas that their cultures had. Since pre-historic era,