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Review your knowledge of assemblage as a form of art...
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What was assemblage art originally a response to?
Environmental: Inspired by the pollution/waste generated by urbanisation.
Capitalism: People's overvaluation of what should be an accesible medium.
Rigidity: art rules that dictated what art should or shouldn't look like.
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What was this piece of art by Marcel Duchamp called?
The Basin
The Fountain
The Sitting Man
The Shrine
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In what decade did assemblage art gain significant popularity?
1980s
1920s
1990s
1950s
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Assemblage art is made entirely from scratch.
True
False
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What is one way assemblage can invoke change?
It makes a space look more aesthetically inviting.
It is centered on online and social platforms, which helps connect people.
It can encourage upcycling and reuse of objects.
It uses painting techniques that are technically challenging.
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What is the best definition of assemblage in art?
abstract art.
a group of people or animals
sculpture or installation art that 'assembles' various found objects.
a collection or gathering of things or people.
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Who pioneered assemblage art?
Marcel Duchamp
Pablo Picasso
All of the above.
Louise Nevelson
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Which art movement is closely associated with the use of assemblage techniques?
Dadaism
Cubism
Surrealism
Impressionism
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How does assemblage art often engage with social or political themes?
By portraying historical figures in a realistic manner
By focusing solely on hyperrealistic nature and landscape scenes
By avoiding contemporary issues altogether
By using everyday objects to comment on consumerism or identity
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What is one emotional response that assemblage art aims to evoke in viewers?
Increased preference for traditional art forms
Indifference to the materials used
Confusion about the artistic process
Nostalgia or reflection on personal experiences