Vision

Vision delves into the unique characteristics of British art and design across five decades, examining the influence of art schools, music, fashion, and the global art scene. It reveals how political and social shifts, from post-war optimism to 1960s radicalism, feminism, and Thatcher-era consumerism, shaped the arts. The book also considers the impact of public architecture and state support on artistic movements, leading to the rise of postmodernism.