AP Art History Unit 12

Darkytown Rebellion has been interpreted as challenging the historical erasure of African Americans because of its

Earth’s Creation reflects the artist’s roots and its continuity with which art movement?

The design drew connections between the Vietnam War and other events in United States history by ___.

In addition to outlining the contour of each state, the neon tubing in Paik’s installation evokes ___.

A primary building material used in the structure is ___

El Anatsui’s Old Man’s Cloth is experienced differently by viewers each time it is displayed because the work ___.

Which of the following works is most similar to Pure Land in that it includes a photographic self-portrait?

The repetition of form and color in Christo installation The Gates is most strongly intended to call attention to ___.

Darkytown Rebellion has been interpreted as challenging the historical erasure of African Americans because of its ___.

In creating the work shown, Michel Tuffery used ___.

Xu Bing referenced which traditional Chinese art forms to comment on the political and cultural context Chinese society?

One reason for Lin’s choice of black granite for the design of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was to elicit ___.

From an art historical perspective, Magdalena Abakanowicz’ Androgyne III can best be interpreted as ___.

Faith Ringgold references traditional folk art forms in Dancing at the Louvre by incorporating the technique of ___.

In Old Man’s Cloth, El Anatsui creates meaning by ___

The painting is by ___.

In addition to quilting, Dancing at the Louvre demonstrates a continuity with which other textile tradition?

According to Cindy Sherman, she only sourced printed images from books to create her work Untitled (#228) because she __

The design of Guggenheim Museum Bilbao differs from Modernist architectural designs in part because Gehry wanted to ___

The artist includes the iconography of lotus blossoms in order to reference which of the following?

Michel Tuffery chose the image of a bull for his work in order to ___.

The artist used materials from commercial products and popular culture both to highlight racial stereotypes and to ___.

The Crossing, expands the viewer’s temporal, psychological, and spiritual experience through his signature use of ___.

Nam June Paik uses multichannel video in Electronic Superhighway to display which of the following?

In her work Pure Land, Mariko Mori breaks with art tradition and reflects the evolution of what is defined as art by

In The Swing (after Fragonard), Yinka Shonibare utilizes specific fabrics as a __.

Which of the following best describes Zaha Hadid's MAXXI National Museum of XXI Century Arts in Rome?

Pepon Osorio created En la Barberia no se Llora (No Crying Allowed in the Barbershop) as ___.

Why was titanium was selected instead of more traditional materials when designing the Guggenheim Bilbao?

The title of this work addresses social exclusion through its reference to ____.

With its references to mapping, Paik’s work most closely resembles the pictorial strategies seen in the work of ___.

When creating The Swing (after Fragonard), Yinka Shonibare included cultural references by doing which of the following?

In Darkytown Rebellion, Kara Walker uses silhouettes of nineteenth-century racist images to ___.

Paik’s artistic innovation in works such as Electronic Superhighway proved influential on which artist?

Gates is similar to other large-scale, 20th public sculptures, such as Lipstick on Caterpillar Tracks, in that it was __

In The Swing (after Fragonard), Yinka Shonibare uses cloth as a ___.

Lin’s design called for polished black granite because ___.

The image demonstrate Lin’s intent for the monument to ___.

Which of the following statements correctly describes an audience response to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial?

The female subjects in Rebellious Silence and Édouard Manet’s Olympia are both depicted with ___.

In Lying with Wolf, Kiki Smith decided to depict a woman with a wolf to challenge traditional ___.

This building was designed by ___

Jaune Quick-to-See Smith made "Trade" partly in reaction to which of the following events?

The painter intentionally underscores the art-making process by ___.

In Electronic Superhighway, closed-circuit television with a neon-outlined map of the US to address the country’s ___.

A significant difference in the writing is used to convey meaning in A Book from the Sky & Rebellious Silence is that _.

The structural composition of the painting is grounded in the tradition of ___.

The medium used in Sunflower Seeds comments on an artistic tradition exemplified by which of the following works of art?

Androgyne III demonstrates continuity with other figural works from the late twentieth century in the artist's use of __

In Shibboleth, Doris Salcedo created an experience of alienation by ___.

In her installation Pure Land, Mariko Mori created an immersive atmosphere by combining ___.

To give his work, such as Old Man's Cloth, the appearance of a flowing tapestry, El Anatsui uses ___

In order to heighten the impact of his work, Tuffery ___.

Old Man's Cloth demonstrates the artist’s desire to connect with traditional art from Nigeria by including references to

The repetition of form and color in Christo installation The Gates is most strongly intended to call attention to ___.

Frank Gehry’s design for the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is considered Deconstructivist because of the ____

InEarth's Creation, the artist recontextualizes her Australian Aboriginal beliefs by

Quick-to-See Smith's inclusion of cheap trinkets is intended to ___.

The painting reflects contemporary culture primarily through the mapping of ___.

Magdalena Abakanowicz used a headless, shell-like, hollow figure to communicate which of the following to viewers?