Thecorrosivenessofcommodityfetishism, the breakout of collective life, and the loss of the culturalcriticandspiritualprecursor, all of these becomenewcrisis of postmodernism.
The Museum of Modern Art's "Flame" (c. 1934-38), for example, is a precursor to all-over abstraction, with its jagged orange, black and white slashes that represent a raging fire.
This was the precursor of all subsequent annual CSR reporting and the first time a company felt compelled to state, not only their financial performance, but also the non-financial impacts their operations had on the communities and the environment where they operated.