How does Eva Hesse's Rope Piece exemplifies Post Minimalism?

Material determines the work, latex is a weak , the work has meaning

What are some of characteristics of Minimalism?

Extreme form of abstract art, simple geometric shapes and machine made

What is Jaune Quick-To-See- Smith, Trade (Gifts for Trading Land with White People) describing:

How Native Americans think about land ownership vs white people

What is Post Minimalism?

A movement that critiqued the simplicity of Minimalism

Olafur Eliasson's Your colour memory (2004):

Changes colors, but depending on when the visitor enters the space

What did the candy represent in Untitled (Portrait of Ross in LA)?

The weight of his partner at his healthiest

Art that is made directly in the landscape

What is Institutional Critique?

A form of conceptual art in the 1960s that critiqued museums and galleries

Why Nick Cave create the Soundsuit?

As a protective shield that is meant to be danced in

What is social practice?

Art that is collaborative and involves people as the medium of the work

What is photorealism?

Artist studies a photograph and then attempts to produce in another media

What is the Kitchen Table Series portraying?

Collective experience of life happening at the kitchen table

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1
How does Eva Hesse's Rope Piece exemplifies Post Minimalism?
The simplest answer is the answer
It was machine made
Material determines the work, latex is a weak , the work has meaning
It uses geometric shapes
2
What are some of characteristics of Minimalism?
The idea is more important than the object
Art designed for a specific location
Art that seeks to challenge the dominance of men in both art and society
Extreme form of abstract art, simple geometric shapes and machine made
3
Why did Helio Oitcica create Paragonoles?
To empower the people of the slums in Rio
Create solutions in “a desperate search for happiness”
To make people into super heroes
Triangle and Circle
4
What did Ana Mendieta call these works?
Video Art
Feminist Art
Social Sculpture
Earth-body works
5
What is Jaune Quick-To-See- Smith, Trade (Gifts for Trading Land with White People) describing:
How Native Americans are overlooked
The lived experience of Native Americans today
How Native Americans think about land ownership vs white people
How Native Americans are used as stereotypes
6
What is Post Minimalism?
A cohesive movement after Minimalism
A movement that critiqued the simplicity of Minimalism
A movement that used straight edges
A movement that focused on geometric shapes
7
Why did Rick Lowe create Project Row Houses?
To shift create a positive impact on the third ward of Houston
To make money
To create solutions to community problems
Triangle and Diamond
8
What was most important in Sol LeWitt’s Wall Drawing?
The idea
The color
The material
The forms
9
What kind of references does Basquiat make in Horn Players?
Art Historical and Jazz
Minimalist
Gutai
Land Art
10
Olafur Eliasson's Your colour memory (2004):
Creates connections between smell and color.
Is always installed as only a green light
Changes colors, but depending on when the visitor enters the space
Changes colors which everyone experiences exactly the same.
11
What were some of the main ideas behind the Judy Chicago’s Dinner Party?
Showing a gendered act
Triangle and Circle
Educating people on women’s role in history and art
Bring attention to the environment
12
Cindy Sherman uses photography to appropriate the role of women in media
False
True
13
What did the candy represent in Untitled (Portrait of Ross in LA)?
The candy has no meaning
The weight of his partner at his healthiest
Torres weight
His partner’s less favorite candy
14
Why is Fred Wilson, Mining the Museum an important artwork?
Wilson placed object not usually shown together
All the Above
It makes the viewer consider the history of the artworks they are viewing
It shows that the museum owns vs what it shows
15
Kerry James Marshall uses systems to show how a contemporary painter can challenge traditions of art history
True
False
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What is Land Art?
Incorporating nature in art
Art that is made directly in the landscape
Art that is used to teach the community about space
Art that critiques the Minimalism
17
What is Institutional Critique?
A form of Land Art
Art that uses many colors
Works not meant to be placed in the gallery
A form of conceptual art in the 1960s that critiqued museums and galleries
18
What art movement placed emphasis on the location and lost meaning if it was moved from that location?
Feminist Art
Abstract Art
Post Minimalism
Site Specific Art
19
What was the main idea of "The Artifact Piece" by James Luna?
To criticize the way Native Americans are described in the past tense
Circle and Diamond
To show the lived experienced of Native Americans
To trick and scare people
20
Is Performance Piece by Senga Nengudi a sculpture and performance?
True
False
21
What art movement valued the idea more than the object?
Minimalism
Conceptual Art
Pop Art
Land Art
22
What art movement does Richard Serra’s, One Ton Prop go under?
Minimalism
Post Minimalism
Conceptual Art
Land Art
23
Why Nick Cave create the Soundsuit?
To display
As a protective shield that is meant to be danced in
For children to play in
To hide his identity
24
Why is Spiral Jetty site specific?
The golden spike
The creation story from Native Americans in that area
The red/pink water
All the above
25
Does Feminist Art strive to gain recognition and equality for women artist?
True
False
26
What is social practice?
A type of film
A type of law
Art that is collaborative and involves people as the medium of the work
Artwork made by one person
27
What is the significance of fruit in Zoe Leonard's Strange Fruit (For David)?
As a memorial to her friend David as he was dying
All of the above
The fruit, which rots, creates a parallel to her dying friend.
A form or memorial and protest about the AIDS epidemic.
28
What are the systems of the readymade uses in Nam June Paik's Magnet TV (1965)?
Industrial Magnet
All of the above
Broadcast television channel
Television
29
What is photorealism?
Artist that work with scientist
Artist studies a photograph and then attempts to produce in another media
Artist that made artworks to engage the community
Artist that make photography
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What is the Kitchen Table Series portraying?
Collective experience of life happening at the kitchen table
How the 1960s were
How underappreciated women are
Weems life story

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