avant-garde

• Describe ideas o estilos nuevos, experimentales y poco convencionales, especialmente en el arte.

Describes new, experimental, and unconventional ideas or styles, especially in the arts.

1. Radically new or originalC1formal

   Describes art, music, or ideas that are innovative, experimental, and ahead of their time.

   Vanguardista

   • The gallery featured an avant-garde exhibition that challenged traditional painting techniques.
   • Her avant-garde fashion designs used unconventional materials like recycled plastic.
   • The composer's avant-garde symphony incorporated electronic sounds and silence.

   Sinónimoscutting-edgeexperimentalforward-lookinggroundbreakinginnovativeoriginalpioneeringprogressiveradicalunconventional

   Antónimosconservativeconventionalestablishedmainstreamold-fashionedorthodoxtraditional

• Sustantivo que designa a cualquier grupo creativo que lidera la innovación y la aplicación de nuevas ideas y técnicas en un campo determinado, especialmente en el arte. También se refiere a la vanguardia artística o cultural como movimiento o posición de avanzada.

A noun referring to any creative group active in the innovation and application of new concepts and techniques in a given field, especially in the arts.

1. Innovative group in the artsC1formalart

   A group of artists, writers, or musicians who are actively developing and applying new, experimental concepts and techniques in their field.

   vanguardia artística

   • The avant-garde of the early 20th century challenged traditional painting styles.
   • This gallery exclusively represents the avant-garde in contemporary sculpture.
   • The festival was a showcase for the musical avant-garde.

   Sinónimosforefrontleading edgenew wavevanguard

   Antónimosestablishmentmainstream