Answer Wiki. Wikipedia has a fairly good summary - Modern art - defining it broadly as art from much of the second half of the 19th century through nearly 3/4 of the 20th. There's also a piece on Modernism in the arts from the mid-19th century through the present.
Difference Between Cajun and Creole. Cajun and Creole are words that refer to a particular sect of people belonging to Southern Louisiana. Though the words are familiar, people have rarely looked at the differences between the two. One of the main differences that is said is that Cajuns have rural origins, while the Creole have urban origins.
No one really knows what Cajun French is, so it's important that we try to hone in on just what we're talking about if we are to make a comparison. This video exemplifies one of the basic. There can actually be said to exist three forms of French in Louisiana. Cajun, Plantation and Creole. Plantation was simply a very polished French that was associated with the upper class. It was likely very close to say today's formal register Quebecois.(I believe it's now extinct.) Then there is the controversy over the word creole..