Post WOI Art

Which of these movements reacted strongly against traditional painting?

Which movement is least interested in craftsmanship?

How did Abstract Expressionism respond to WWII?

Which movement used only primary colours, straight lines and rectangles?

Which fits Minimalist sculpture best?

Why did Fluxus favor ephemeral materials?

Which term fits Minimalism best?

Which movement emphasized war criticism in its visual strategies?

Which artist used repetition and banal imagery to observe mass culture?

Which art movement was influenced by Freud's theories?

Which art movement emerged as a reaction to WWI absurdity?

Which movement uses large color fields and emotional intensity?

What distinguishes Abstract Expressionism from Neue Sachlichkeit?

What is the purpose of Conceptual Art?

Which of these combined art, design and craftsmanship?

Which movement rejected traditional art objects entirely?

What is a key difference between Abstract Expressionism and Minimalism?

Which Fluxus artist used a violin and time as performance art?

Why did many artists in Neue Sachlichkeit oppose Expressionism?

Which is true of De Stijl’s view on color?

Which movement was highly influenced by political disillusionment?

Which Dadaist method reflected randomness and anti-rationality?

Which movement is often linked to political satire and absurdity?

Which movement believes less is more, often using industrial materials?

Which movement features repetition, bright colors and mass media images?

What was the goal of Bauhaus?

Which movement is characterized by detachment and flatness of image?

Who famously used Brillo boxes and soup cans as art?

Which movement emphasized *Gesamtkunstwerk* (total work of art)?

Which movement emphasizes the concept over the object?

Which two movements reacted against bourgeois aesthetic values?

Which movement viewed art as an action rather than a product?

Which art form did Fluxus often incorporate?

Which artist is closely linked to Abstract Expressionism?

Which Conceptual artist made instructions as a work of art?

What is a key visual element in Minimalism?

What was Bauhaus's main educational innovation?

Which artist declared “everybody will be famous for 15 minutes”?

Which movement often uses grids and right angles?

Which movement explored inner psyche and fantastical imagery?

What movement focused on dreams, the unconscious and free association?

What movement uses large canvases and sometimes expressive brushwork?

Which style used irony and everyday objects to protest society?

Which movement is known for questioning what art is?

Which movement focused on functional, mass-producible design?

How did Conceptual Art redefine authorship?

What medium was often used in Dada to express chaos?

Which art movement used nonsense and chance to challenge meaning?

Which Surrealist technique involves drawing without conscious control?

What does 'Neue Sachlichkeit' literally mean?

Which movement blurred boundaries between art and life using instructions and chance?

Which movement believed in universal harmony through form and color?

Which concept is central to Minimalist art?

What was De Stijl's main visual focus?

Which movement sometimes uses irony to comment on 60's culture?

What does Mondriaan’s *Neo-Plasticism* emphasize?

Which movement typically avoided meaning and metaphor?

What movement combined performance, music and anti-art actions?

Who famously dripped paint onto canvas?

Which movement probably includes work by Joseph Beuys?

What links Fluxus and Dadaism?

Which movement tried to neutralize emotion in art?

Which movement seeks to provoke thought more than to please visually?

Which movement is associated with the motto “Art = Life”?

Which of these movements wanted art to be accessible for everyone and reproducible?

Which movement aimed to diminish emotion and return to criticism and realism?

Which of these statements describes Pop Art best?

Which movement emphasized the subconscious and automatism?

Which movement grew around Marcel Duchamp’s "readymades"?

Which artist introduced the concept of the 'readymade'?