Globalism

2. Philosophy exploring the conflict between human desire for meaning and the universe’s indifference.
3. Indian leader famous for nonviolent resistance.
7. Art that emphasizes ideas over visual form.
9. Spontaneous creation in music, theater, or performance.
10. Study of organisms and their environments.
16. Artistic movement celebrating speed, technology, and modernity.
17. Late 20th-century movement skeptical of universal truths.
18. Architectural structure supported at only one end.
21. Art or music style emphasizing simplicity and reduction.
22. Concept of worldwide interconnectedness and influence.

1. Belief that life has no inherent meaning or value.
4. Environmental art created using natural landscapes and materials.
5. Analytical method that challenges assumptions in texts and ideas.
6. Anti-art movement rejecting logic and embracing absurdity.
8. Electronic instrument capable of creating varied sounds.
11. Musical technique using intervals smaller than a semitone.
12. Film or literature blending documentary and fictional elements.
13. Early 20th-century art movement using geometric shapes and multiple perspectives.
14. Art and literature movement emphasizing dreamlike, illogical imagery.
15. Art focusing on environmental concerns or sustainability.
19. Philosophical movement exploring individual meaning and freedom.
20. Early 20th-century art style with bold colors and expressive brushwork.