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1
The Harlem Renaissance refers to a period that
promoted African-American aesthetics in all the arts
aggressively rejected modernism
African-Americans conform to white standards of art making
reject African art prompted the African-American experience
2
What ISM is this?
German Expressionism
Cubism
Fauvism
Futurism
3
Claus Oldenburg’s
Lipstick (Ascending)on Caterpillar Tracks
was made as an ironic commentary on
the art of Andy Warhol
Consumerism and modern culture
the Vietnam War
The feminist movement
4
The Memorial sheet for Karl Liebknecht commemorates a moment in the
erection of the Berlin Wall in 1961
collapse of the Stock Market in 1929
Communist uprising in 1919
Franco-Prussian War of 1980
5
Robert Smithton’s works,
like Spiral Jetty,
were inspired by
Surrealist paintings
Aztec temple structures and complexes
American Indian earthworks
Buddhist stupas and torahs
6
Name, artist, date, and Medium of this artwork?
The Couple, Vassily Kandinsky, 1907 - 1908, Stone
The embrace, Meret Oppenheim, 1907 - 1908, Stone
The Hug, Wilfredo Lam, 1907 - 1908, Stone
The Kiss, Constantin Brancusi, 1907 - 1908, Stone
7
What does this fresco mural depict?
A huge hispanic party
The start of the zombi apocalypse
growth in industrialization
allegorical History
8
The house designed by
Frank Lloyd Wright
Frank Gehry
Philip Johnson
Le Corbusier
9
Title, Artist, date, and Medium?
The Bay, Helen Frankenthaler, 1963, Acrylic on canvas
The Bay,Robert Smithson, 1963, Acrylic on canvas
The Bay, Yayoi Kusama, 1963, Acrylic on canvas
The Bay, Claes Oldenburg, 1963, Acrylic on canvas
10
Who created this artwork?
Henri Matisse
Pablo Picasso
Vassily Kandinsky
Käthe Kollwitz
11
Alfred Stieglitz’s photograph, The Steerage, shows the impact of
Surrealism in its grouping of unlike images in 1 composition
Expressionism in it jarring use of brutal forms
Dada in its diminish, idiocy & helplessness of the situation
Cubism in its angles and planes intersecting at odd points
12
Who invented Cubism?
Georges Braque
Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso
Pablo Picasso
Pablo Picasso and Vassily Kandinsky
13
Cuban artist Wilfredo Lam sought to combine his Hispanic Heritage with
facial designs inspired by African masks
Flat areas of color used in Japanese prints
abstract pattering popularized by painters of the NY School
found objects used by the Dadaist
14
What ISM is this?
Cubism
Futurism
Fauvism
Primitivism
15
Who was Narcissus?
Was so handsome that a witch turned him into a flower
charmed by his reflection in the water he becomes a flower.
He was a man that that turned into a flower for no reason
in love a women that turned him into a flower
16
The artist who painted this painting was a member of ________________________.
French Expressionists
Der Blau Reiter
Die Brucke
Fauvists
17
This work is in
situ
meaning it
is in its original location
changes color depending on the time of day
is made of man-made products
can be seen with the use of a special device
18
What ISM is this?
Cubism
Fauvism
constructivism
Futurism
19
Why was this installation moved to a different site and how did it effect the interpretations?
Has been exhibited in many places around the world
Installation has been exhibited both in water & dry spaces
20
The work on the left was created in the
sixteenth century
nineteenth century
seventeenth century
eighteenth century
21
What is this piece called?
Les Demoiselles
Georges Braque
The Portugese
The Spaniards
22
Which group of painters used intense color palettes to expressively depict domestic scenes?
Abstract Expressionists
Fauvists
Die Brucke
Cubists
23
This work has been particularly designed
align with the movements of the sun and the moon
to be far from civilization
so that boats can dock alongside it
to be viewed both by day and night
24
Alfred Stieglitz’s photographs have been compared to
Cubist paintings: the tonal values & arrangement of shapes
Surrealist paintings because of their odd juxtapositions
Realist paintings concentrating on the hard-working poor
Impressionist paintings because of their atmospheric effects
25
Frida Kahlo’s artwork expresses all of the following concerns EXCEPT
autobiographical episodes translated into personal visions
Mexican and Pre-Columbian motifs
frescos and Mexican moralism
European-style Surrealism
26
All artist in 20th century look to create art work that lack of historical associations EXCEPT
Frank Lloyd Wright
Piet Mondrian
Helen Frankenthaler
Diego Rivera
27
Why did this work cause a scandal when it was first shown?
1500 large-mirrored stainless steel balls placed on a lawn
Artist offered the balls for sale for 1200 lira ($2 each)
Commentary on commercialism & vanity on current art world.
under a sign that said “yon a lawn our Narcissism for Sale”
28
The architect’ philosophy of building is expressed by the idea that
a house is a machine for living
only the use of natural material would be permitted
construction should be environmentally friendly
less is more
29
The approximate date for this building is
1990
1950
1970
1930
30
Who was a German Expressionist?
Henri Matisse
Pablo Picasso
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
Vassily Kandinsky
31
Who Created this Artwork?
Henri Mattisse
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner
Claude Monet
Pablo Picasso
32
Both of these works are examples of
still life
genre paintings
di sotto in su
frescoes
33
the functional aspects of the house that were unusual for the time include all EXCEPT
house held up on stilts
roof patio
use of gas in a home
carport
34
The work on the right was created during a period called
Distijl
Expressionism
Cubism
Fauvism
35
Title, architect, date?
Fallingwater, John Rauch, 1936-1939
Fallingwater, Le Corbusier, 1936-1939
Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright, 1936-1939
Fallingwater, Robert Venturi, 1936-1939
36
This work draws inspiration form works like
Machu Picchu in Peru
The Great Stupa at Sanchi
the ruins of the city of Pompeii
The Serpent Mound in Ohio