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by AntigoneRising on December 8th, 2006
The term avant-garde is typically used for things that are new and groundbreaking. According to Wikipedia, it literally means "vanguard", "advance guard", or "front guard".
by CarcinomaAngel on February 16th, 2008
It means front guard, the ones who are ahead from everyone else.
by justinoldguy on December 8th, 2006
French: Avant-Garde is commonly used in both English and French to refer to people or works (art for example) that are experimental or unique. This term is used in particular when a person is talking about art, architecture, culture, and even politics.
by eddie1 on December 8th, 2006
The cutting edge of popular arts and culture.
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