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1
In “The Fourth World” what are the blonde-haired men shown doing?
Building a monument
“Playing Indian”
Farming
Painting a landscape
2
What Indigenous nation does Monkman belong to?
Fisher River Cree Nation
Navajo
Inuit
Mohawk
3
The horses are symbolic of what aspect of history?
Animals native to North America
Indigenous animal domestication practices
Traditional Indigenous hunting techniques
Introduction of horses to North America by European colonists
4
The copper-colored walls are inspired by which artist’s work?
Sherrie Levine
Edward Curtis
Richard Serra
Thomas Moran
5
What did Monkman call the paintings from the 19th century?
Disappointing
Visual manifestos
An accurate portrayal of the past
Ahead of their time
6
In “The Fourth World,” what animal is being corralled by the camouflaged men?
Wolves
Buffalo
Deer
Bears
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What does Monkman’s artwork address?
The misuse of natural resources
History of colonization and Indigenous culture
The destruction of nature
How he grew up as Indigenous
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What traditional Indigenous hunting technique does Monkman allude to by depicting the walls as a buffalo jump?
Using cliffs to drive bison
Lassoing
Bow and arrow hunting
Spear hunting
9
What artistic method does Monkman use in his work “Fourth World”?
Abstract Art
Surrealism
Appropriation
Realism
10
Why did Monkman include the idea in “Clara-Clara” in “The Fourth World” instead of making a separate art piece?
To allude to a mass killing of bison
To show how everyone hunted back in the day
Because the artworks were already connected
To demonstrate the usefulness of the technique
11
Which indigenous group lived in the Yosemite area in 1864 but were never shown in painting?
Miwok
Navajo
Cree
Apache
12
Why did Monkman make “The Fourth World” purposefully impossible?
The fantastical aspect of it highlights the overall message
It’s a play on the many incorrect assumptions made about Indigenous people
It is possible
The juxtaposition of this technique makes the painting interesting
13
What artistic movement influenced the dramatic style of American landscape paintings?
Realism
Romanticism
Impressionism
Surrealism
14
What does the term “Fourth World” refer to?
Futuristic societies and its goals
Indigenous cultures that lack sovereignty within another nation
Developed nations that give back
Newly discovered land consisting of mystery
15
What effect did Romantic landscape paintings have on areas like Yosemite National Park?
Led to urban expansion
Influenced land preservation
Increased tourism
Encouraged industrial development
16
Where was Kent Monkman born?
St. Mary’s, Ontario, Canada
Fisher River, Canada
Vancouver, Canada
Toronto, Canada
17
Which artist’s landscape painting of Yosemite Falls inspired “The Fourth World”?
Albert Bierstadt
Sherrie Levine
Edward Curtis
Richard Serra
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What is Appropriation?
Creating another’s art exactly as it is
Taking inspiration from nature and the beauty of the natural world
Using elements from another artwork to give them new meaning
Creating entirely new art freely with no external factors
19
Which movement was Serra associated with in the 1960s?
Dadaism
Abstract Expressionism
Romanticism
Postminimalism
20
What material is used in Serra’s “Clara-Clara,” referenced in Monkman’s painting?
COR-TEN steel
Marble
Copper
Aluminum
21
What decade did “appropriation” become widely used in the art world?
1980s
1970s
2000s
1990s
22
What year was Monkman born?
1965
1974
1954
1970
23
What is being criticized by Monkman in “The Fourth World”?
The emphasis on nature over urban spaces
The colonial perspective of North American history
The focus on animal conservation
Te use of modern technology in art
24
What tragic consequences is linked to the preservation efforts of Western landscapes?
Lack of public access
Increased mining
Increased tourism
Displacement of Indigenous populations
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What is the importance of the camouflage clothing in Monkman’s painting?
It depicts their role as park rangers
It represents traditional attire
It symbolizes military fashion and appropriation
It reflects animal fur for hunting
