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The media of the work is
oil painting
digital drawing
altered photograph
collage
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The artist has a background in
graphic design
art history
graffiti
cubism
3
The work draws attention to the negative effect of ______ on the Polynesian peoples.
colonization
international trading
drilling for oil
corned beef
4
The artist of the work is
Yinka Shonibare
Kara Walker
Faith Ringgold
Jacob Lawrence
5
The content of the work is
Judith slaying Holofernes
Oath of the Horatii
Passover
Lamentation
6
The work was largely created in
Jingdzen
Tokya
Seoul
Hong Kong
7
The central figure is
the artist herself
based off little red riding hood
an alien goddess
a nature spirit
8
The title is a reference to
Korean tradition of landscape painting
a famous painting done 100 years prior
a religious parable
a poem the work was inspired by
9
the artist addresses issues of identity through the use of
time period clothing
a new pose of the figure, different from the original work
a woman
Dutch wax batik fabric
10
The work challenges ideas about
African Americans lack of representation in history
stereotypes of Native Americans
the role of Catholicism in Latino culture
masculinity in the Latino culture
11
The work references
hybridism
the slave trade
feminism
issues of identity
12
The work has over 300 tv monitors total that play video and audio footage of
tv ads promoting consumerism
things that reflect the state the monitors are placed in
important events in US history
famous presidential speeches
13
The artist intended the work to
critique the involvement of Americans in the war
catch your eye by making a large, enticing monument
only connect to those that lost loved ones in the war
not distract viewers, but allow them to think about the war
14
The artist of the work is
Song Su Nam
Mariko Mori
Ai Wei Wei
Xu Bing
15
the work is located in
Tate Modern, London
MoMa, New York
the Louvre, Paris
Guggenheim, Bilbao, Spain
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the media of the work is
mixed media
video installation
polymer painted diptych
photograph printed on glass
17
How was the work received by the public?
hailed as a new standard for war memorials
highly criticized; traditional statue was commissioned also
highly praised as a minimalist work of art
it was so hated they tore it down
18
the work is a symbol for
the gap in relationships between different groups of people
how humans harm the earth
the generation gap
the gap in economic statuses of countries worldwide
19
this building is located in
Chicago
Venice, Italy
Bilbao, Spain
NYC
20
Due to the title and the depiction in the photograph, the work likely is a reference to the
the history of the Heian dynasty
Churning of the Ocean Milk story
paradise of Buddha
purification ritual that takes place before tea ceremonies
21
the architect is
Frank Lloyd Wright
Mies van der Rohe
Frank Gehry
Zaha Hadid
22
The content of the work is
an aboriginal narrative
landscape after a rainstorm
a seascape
unknown
23
The artist of this work was
a veteran of the war
a famous architect
a college student at Yale
a well known installation artist
24
The work was commissioned in part by
the artist
Tate Modern
Sunflower farmers association
Prince Harry
25
The work is reflective of which of the following movements?
Cubism
Neo-Baroque
Neo-Expressionism
Deconstructivism
26
The work is part of the Sumukhwa style which is a Korean pronunciation of the Chinese word for
ink wash painting
contemporary painting
oil painting
literati painting
27
The artist of the work is originally from
Iran
LA
Iraq
Afghanistan
28
Which of the following is not true?
the work is made using a plaster mold
the figure is meditating
the work changed shape slightly as it dried
the work is a self portrait
29
The work implies
the beliefs of Shintoism
a cycle of purification and destruction
promotion of the artist's hobby as a magician
a demonstration of what to do if you catch on fire
30
The artist originally intended for viewers to
walk on it
take a seed with them
eat the seed
look, not touch
31
The work recalls the history of its location through
the name of the building
the use of glass
the use of concrete
the purpose of the building
32
What is written on her face?
5 pillars of Islam
poetry by Iranian women
passages from the Qur'an
names of Iranian women
33
the artist is
Jean Michel-Basquiat
Yinka Shonibare
El Anatsui
Wangechi Mutu
34
the work is a statement on how people
get fulfillment from inanimate things, alienating ourselves
are drawn to original and creative ideas
associate porcelain with cheap things
are loyal to cartoons
35
the work is located in
Rome
New York
Paris
London
36
The work draws influence from
Hindu temples
Greek architecture
Japanese tori gates
Japanese rock gardens
37
the work is interpreted as
a law code
an ancient religious Shinto text
a Chinese parable
the meaningless of contemporary political language
38
The work was located in
Paris
Japan
London
Central Park (NYC)
39
The content of the work is
segregation
a ritual of the Kuba peoples
African Americans in the antebellum
a narrative by Faith Ringgold
40
this architect is
Zaha Hadid
Frank Lloyd Wright
Frank Gehry
Mies van der Rohe
41
The work is made of recycled
cigar boxes
aluminum liquor bottle caps
tuna cans
corned beef cans
42
The green snake slithering through the fingers of the figure connects it with
Jane Mansfield, a movie star
Kichijoten, the Heian deity
Shiva the destroyer
Eve from the creation story
43
The work is part of an installation called
Women of Allah
Nirvana
History Portrait Series
The Crossing
44
the work is made from
porcelain
ceramics
wood
fiber
45
The artist is Nuyoricon, meaning that he identifies with which of the following cultures?
Mexican and New York
Dominican Republic and New York
Puerto Rico and New York
Spanish and New York
46
the text on the work is
Chinese
Japanese
made up by the artist
Italian
47
The artist chose to use neon lighting to create the map of the US as a reference to
it provided the most contrast against the TV screens
it is his trademark to work with neon
motel and diner signs along the interstate
he had it readily available
48
the building was innovative because
it was designed with the aid of computer software
it referenced the city's history through design
it boosted the city's economy
it used recycled material from a previous building
49
The work was paid for by
Donald Trump
the city of New York
the artists
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
50
The work is non representational but the ____ helps us to identify meaning.
media
size
title
patron
51
The narrative depicted in the work takes place in
1600's Rome
1940's NYC
1700's Amsterdam
1920's Paris
52
The work explores themes of
fair treatment of animals
fairy tale morals
history in Paris
female stregnth
53
The artist is
Mariko Mori
Shirin Neshat
Bill Viola
Cindy Sherman
54
The artist of the work is
Kara Walker
Faith Ringgold
Jean Michel Basquiat
Juane Quick-to-see Smtih
55
The work is part of an exhibition called
The French Collection
Banality
Nirvana
History Portrait Series
56
the script is written in
Japanese
Farsi
Italian
Calligraphy
57
The artist has a background in
traditional aboriginal painting techniques
abstract expressionism
collaging
minimalism
58
The artist uses ______ as a source of inspiration for her work
bible stories
architectural blue prints
famous works of art
personal experiences
59
The artist became famous for
quilting
ceramic sculpture
bronze sculpture
experimental fiber works
60
The artist intends to conceal information about the figures in her stories through her use of
the viewer as part of the work
silhouettes
color projected light
cut paper
61
The content of the work is
a self portrait
slavery
lives and careers of black jazz musicians
lives and careers of black painters
62
The media of the work was inspired by
the artist's mother
artwork in the Louvre
West African artists
Magdelena Abakanowicz
63
The woman in the photograph is
no one of significance
the artist
a martyr
an Iranian poet
64
the dots on the canvas can be referred to as
pointilism
happy little trees
dump dot
stippling
65
the artist references an earlier work by
Picasso
Gentileschi
Michelangelo
Fragonard
66
The artist collaged newspaper and painted on top of it, similar to
Julie Mehretu
Robert Rauschenberg
El Anatsui
Cindy Sherman
67
The artist of the work is
Frank Gehry
Jeff Koons
Bill Viola
El Anatsui
68
The artist of the work is
Yinka Shonibare
El Anatsui
Wangechi Mutu
Jean Claude and Christo
69
The artist of the work came to America in 1964, fleeing
oppression from Mao Zedong
the Vietnamese War
a famine
the Korean War
70
The work draws attention to
the antebellum
stereotypes of Native Americans
slave trade
the Harlem Renaissance
71
the artist of the work is
Kara Walker
Wangechi Mutu
Cindy Sherman
Kiki Smith
72
The artist is uses common, tacky items that are sometimes referred to as
pop art
wax batik
kitsch
recycled
73
A literatus is
a high ranking priest
a spiritual being
a high ranking official
a scholar poet or artist
74
The artist is
Korean
Tibetan
Chinese
Japanese
75
The work investigates the mixing of two cultures, sometimes referred to as
hybridism
antebellum
deconstructivism
dadaism
