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The Sixties: Minimalism and Conceptualism Part 2
The Sixties: Minimalism and Conceptualism Part 2
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1
"Art as Idea as Idea" was a common subtitle of Kosuth's works?
False
True
2
What is the medium of
Every Building on the Sunset Strip ?
Two photographs of Los Angeles taken from a small plane
1966
accordion-folded panaramic photobook that is 25 ft when open
A sketch of every building on Sunset Boulevard in L.A.
3
Joseph Kosuth studied at the Toledo Museum School of Design from age ten to seventeen.
False
True
4
Which adjective best describes Hans Haacke's works from the late 1960s to present day?
humorous
political
unimportant
He died in 1965
5
Who did Hans Haacke study under?
Meyer Schapiro
Stanley William Hayter
Line Bloom Draper
He is self-taught
6
Kosuth's works are evidently influenced by _________.
Line Bloom Draper
His German heritage
Marcel Duchamp
Meyer Schapiro
7
Although his work was controversial, Haacke was never subjected to censorship.
False
True
8
What is the composition of
One and Three Chairs
?
1965
This is a representation of one of Kosuth's dreams
A painting of three forms of a chair
A wood chair, a photo of a chair, and a definition of chair
9
When was
Every Building on the Sunset Strip
published?
1965
1966
1969
1954
10
Ruscha and Kosuth are both conceptual artists. The distinct difference between their art is ___
Ruscha's works have a deadpan humorous quality
Kosuth's works are more popular
the time period
Ruscha's works are more popular
11
In 1965, who did Kosuth befriend at the School of Visual Arts? This person died in 1967
Ad Reinhardt
Alberto Giacometti
Marcel Duchamp
Line Bloom Draper
12
This was not intended as a historical record, but Ruscha re-photographs the blvd. every 3 years
True
False
13
Where and when was Joseph Kosuth born?
Hartford, Connecticut; 1928
Toledo, Ohio; 1945
Omaha, Nebraska; 1937
Cologne, Germany; 1936
14
How did Kosuth's works get early exposure?
They didn't
Kosuth founded an exhibition in 1967 where he displayed them
Kosuth did not get any exposure until after his death
The Museum of Normal Art mailed him to request an appearance
15
Discuss how
Every Building on the Sunset Strip
engages L.A.'s car culture?
blop
bloop
16
Haacke helped form the Art Workers Coalition in 1969 (T/F), and this coincides with what?
False; Haacke hated political goals
True; it coincides with the end of WWII
False; there was no Art Workers Coalition
True; it coincides with the production of News
17
Ruscha was inspired to make Pop-style paintings featuring a single word like "oof" by _______.
Jasper Johns
Line Bloom Draper
Donald Judd
Ad Reinhardt
18
Where and when was Hans Haacke born?
Omaha, Nebraska; 1937
Hartford, Connecticut; 1928
Toledo, Ohio; 1945
Cologne, Germany; 1936
19
Who did Joseph Kosuth study under?
Ad Reinhardt
Line Bloom Draper
Sol LeWitt
Meyer Schapiro
20
What was "Art After Philosophy" ?
Kosuth's essays attempting to define art's current condition
Where Kosuth agreed with Reinhard about art for art's sake
Germany's belief of "works of art are analytic propositions"
A Buddha form of art-making
21
How did Ruscha capture
Every Building on the Sunset Strip ?
Early in the morning avoiding L.A. pedestrians and traffic
He stood in the back of a pickup truck while a friend drove
He signed up to ride a two-person plane along the coast
Late at night to capture the Flourishing L.A. nightlife
22
How did Hans Haacke aim to bring the outside world directly into the gallery?
Through a constantly spooling machine of current events
Engaging the body of the viewer through architectural space
Through a fairly didactic treatment of language
Through a deadpan depiction of the everyday
23
What did Edward Ruscha create between 1963 and 1978
New gas stations on the West Coast
16 photobooks
He settled down and raised an artist child
He spent all this time on Every Building on the Sunset Strip
24
Investigates the links between art institutions, art patrons, and political/economic systems
Minimalism
CNN's 1972 Presidential Election broadcast
Institutional Critique
Conceptualism
25
What is one of Haacke's early works that borrows from both Minimalism and Conceptualism?
News (1969)
Condensation Cube (1969)
Condensation Cube (1963-65)
News (1963-65)
26
Why does Hans Haacke actively resist being photographed and rarely partakes in interviews?
He's mentally ill
He had one bad experience with paparazzi that ruined it all
As a truly creative person, he hopes to make it a challenge
As a Conceptualist, he believes his art can stand on its own
27
Gas Stations were a common Subject of Ruscha's paintings.
True
False
28
Where and when was Edward Ruscha born?
Omaha, Nebraska; 1937
Hartford, Connecticut; 1928
Toledo, Ohio; 1945
Cologne, Germany; 1936
29
Which other artist from the packet also focused on this disjuncture between the three forms?
Martha Rosler; Red Stripe Kitchen (1967-72)
Jasper John; Flag (1954-55)
Ad Reinhardt; Abstract Painting (1960-61)
Andy Warhol; Marilyn Diptych (1962)
