Final Exam Review (group 4)

Which art movement captured traditional American ideals/morals, & celebrated life in America's heartland (the midwest)?

Duchamp's painting uses 1.) flattened geometric shapes, & 2.) a depiction of motion, inspired by which 2 art movements?

We did not study this artwork in class. Take a guess! Who created this artwork?

This photographer also owned "Gallery 291" where he exhibted artworks by American modernist artists. Who is he?

Which movement based in NYC revolved around the revival of African American art and culture?

Hopper's painting is more of a psychological urban realism. What words might describe the feeling of this painting?

Charles Sheeler created landscape images of which location?

Which group of artists depicted the gritty reality of urban life in NYC, focusing on the working class?

What is one thing that Sheeler's paintings of the Ford factory emphasized?

How does "Hairdresser's Window" relate to Ashcan School interest in depicting immigrant communities?

This painting depicts the digging of a foundation for a large building in NYC. Which building?

What is the term coined by Duchamp to describe an existing object found/selected by the artist and turned into artwork?

Which movement responded to irrational human behavior that led to the horrors of WW1, & incorporated absurdity/humor?

The type of Abstract Expressionism that explores automatism and gestural movements is known as...

Artworks like these feature sharply defined planes, smooth surfaces, and minimal detail. What is the art movement?

An artwork that is often large scale, painted on a wall, in a public space is called a ....