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Art movements in the 20th century
Art movements in the 20th century
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Conceptual art uses different media and techniques: video art; readymade; photography; performance; installation...
True
False
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Consumer society, icons of popular culture, everyday life, mass media are characteristics of ...
Pop-art
Abstract art
Neofiguration
Informalism
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Who of these artists belong to the op-art?
Marcel Duchamp
Pablo Picasso
Andy Warhol
Bridget Riley
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Who made this piece of art?
Jackson Pollock
Andy Warhol
Piero Manzoni
Pablo Picasso
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Who of these artists belong to the surrealism?
Pablo Picasso
Salvador Dalí
Antonio López
Van Gogh
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Cubism's emphasis was on...
a new way of seeing and representing form.
provoking the parisian art audience by being outrageous.
supporting the changes taking place in 19th century art.
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Individualism, research of the materials, action and gesture belong to...
Arte cinético
Surrealism
Abstract Expressionism
Minimalism
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Formal simplicity, repetition of elements, non-traditional materials define...
Conceptual art
Minimalism
Op-art
Hyperrealism
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The Op-art plays with geometry to create optical illusions?
False
True
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In 1907 Picasso painted this radical painting...
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon
Maisons et arbre
Nude Descending a Staircase
The Joy of Life
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What art movement is this an example of?
Pop-art
Informalism
Hyperrealism
Op-art
12
Which artist liked to paint without touching canvas by "dripping"?
Mark Rothko
Marcel Duchamp
Jackson Pollock
Victor Vassarely
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Which art movement was inspired by comics?
Abstract expressionism
Conceptual Art
Hyperrealism
Pop-art
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Geometry, flat colors, abstraction, and optical illusions are directly connected with...
Minimalism
Conceptual art
Op-art
Expressionism
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What art movement is this artwork from?
Minimalism
Op-art
Pop-art
Abstract expressionism
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What define minimalism?
Less is not more
More is less
Less is more
More or less
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Surrealists tried to gain direct access to the subconscious.
False
True
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Artists from this movement liked to use bold, contrasting colours to make the art pop out...
Hyperrealism
Informalism
Pop-art
Op-art
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Which one is not an artist?
August Rodin
Dan Flaving
Antonio Machado
Henri Matisse
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Fauvism was characterized by...
a very precise, representational, painting technique.
crude brushwork and emotional use of color.
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What influenced the hyperrealism?
Big canvas
Special brushes
Printer
Photography
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What art movement is this artwork from?
Abstract expressionism
Pop-art
Op-art
Hyperrealism
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Conceptual art is an art for which the idea (or concept) behind the work is more important than the finished art object.
False
True
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Informalism was...
A traditional art movement.
An art movement born in New York.
An art movement that wanted to simplify painting.
An art movement born in Europe and similar to Abstract Expressionism.
