The title 'The Last Avant-Garde' immediately got me thinking—what exactly marks the 'end' of an avant-garde movement? Historically, avant-garde art and culture have always been about pushing boundaries and defying conventions. Is this article suggesting we've reached a point where there's nothing left to challenge, or that the nature of rebellion has changed? I'm curious how they define the 'last' and what comes next. Anyone else think we're witnessing a shift in what it means to be avant-garde today?