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The paint technique of mixing equal parts paint and water and flicking paint on the canvas is called...

Who painted The Last Supper?

Which architect has designed the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao?

Which of the following is the longest running show in Broadway history?

The banjo is an instrument used in Bluegrass music. Where did the banjo originate?

What does andante mean in music?

Which is NOT a primary color 

What style best matches this description: pointed arches, stained glass, flying buttress

Which genre of music has composers such as Beethoven, Mozart, and Chopin?

What is the opposite of Romanticism?

This American jazz singer and songwriter was also called "Lady Day"

What word describes the texture you see in this sculpture?

The Sistine Chapel is done with which paint technique where paint is applied to wet plaster?

Who was the artist who painted dreamlike fantasy worlds as shown here?

Who painted Starry Night?

Seurat’s technique to Paint was...

New Objectivity is...

Monochromatic means there are how many basic colors?

Surrealist artists believed their artwork expressed their imagination of their:

The violin is part of which family?

Often referred to as "The Man in Black", who is this legendary country music singer?

Who painted this?

This film genre usually included a hero, villains and violence

Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?

This is a version of a type of genre which is turned into a film, a musical, or a play. 

Who painted this?

This ceramic project was constructed using ___________________ techniques.

Who painted St. Lazare?

What is dramaturgy?

Choose a composer from the Baroque Period

What TV comedy made its debut in 1989, and is still airing new episodes to this day (over 600!)

The terms "upstage" and "downstage" refer to the way stages used to be: 

Frida Kahlo was a famous Mexican painter known for her colorful self-portraits. A self-portrait is _____.

Baroque art became associated with ________.

Which one isn't a European music instrument?

Which of these is a characteristic of Romanticism?

The Guggenheim Museum is located in which country?

BTS, a group that has topped music charts for several years hails from what COUNTRY?

What long-running Broadway musical is based on poems by T.S. Eliot?

Surrealism is based on Sigmund Freud's theories on:

If you touched this sculpture it would feel smooth. What do you call texture that you can feel?

'Impasto' is a technique that involves _____.

This type of paint technique uses glue to separate the top layer of paint, giving the look of aged paint.

What year did the Russian Suprematist movement begin?

Diego Rivera's famous painter wife was who?

Kandinsky’s technique to Paint was...

What does it mean to crescendo in music?

Which Watercolor technique is defined as using wet paint against wet paint or wet paper

In which technique does the artist uses pencil, pastel, paint, or ink to create images on paper?

Who was the famous POP artist who painted Campbell's soup cans?

Which classical composer was deaf?

What genre of television is The Bachelorette?

Who painted The School of Athens?

Which is NOT a woodwind instrument?

Born in  1865, William Butler Yeats is celebrated in which area of the arts?

What Duchamp called his sculptures, like Fountain....

Impasto is a method of paint application. A way of doing something in art is called...

What is De’VIA?

Mondrian's technique to paint was...

What is London's theatre district called?

Who painted this?

Which artist co-founded the Cubist movement?

Canary is a shade of which primary color?