What issues/concepts are addressed by this work/performance?

The economic system of art production & distribution., The viewer's own ego.

Which of the following served as an inspiration for this work?

Native American Earthenware works

Oil, acrylic, silkscreen enamel on canvas.

What external feature identifies this structure as a residence?

Arched screens on front & back facades

Which of the following may be the intended function of this piece?

To symbolize the contrast btw Monroe's public & private life, To desensitize the viewer to Marilyn Monroe's image.

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Works from the APAH 250 in Content Area 4, Chapter 30 (Later Europe and the Americas, 1945-1980). Features works #145-#152.

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1
What issues/concepts are addressed by this work/performance?
The Vietnam War.
The economic system of art production & distribution.
The artist's religious beliefs.
The viewer's own ego.
2
How was this piece originally displayed?
Arranged on a lawn.
Hanging from a ceiling.
Held by performers.
Floating on the water.
3
Identify the date of this piece.
1945-1947 CE
1950-1952 CE
1960-1962 CE
1955-1957 CE
4
Identify the artist.
Claes Oldenburg
Willem de Kooning
Robert Smithson
Helen Frankenthaler
5
Which of the following served as an inspiration for this work?
Spiral snail shells
Tibetan sand sculpture
Native American Earthenware works
Borobudur, Indonesia
6
What subject does this piece address/satire?
All of the above
Conventional aspects of beauty
Women in magazine ads
Stereotypes of the film/TV industry
7
Identify the medium.
Oil, acrylic, silkscreen enamel on canvas.
Acrylic, ink, enamel on cardstock.
Tempera, acrylic, silkscreen on canvas.
Tempera, watercolor, stencil on canvas.
8
Identify the date of this piece.
1969-1974 CE
1975-1980 CE
1960-1965 CE
1981-1986 CE
9
Identify the name of this work.
The Portland Building
Sullivan, Carson, Pirie, Scott Building
Seagram Building
Sears Tower
10
Where is this work located?
Bilbao, Spain.
Maryland, US.
Delaware, US.
Florence, Italy.
11
Where is this work located?
Great Salt Lake, Utah.
Lake Superior, North America.
The Caspian Sea, Eastern Europe.
The Dead Sea, Middle East.
12
What does the name of this piece reference?
Greco-Roman mythology
The artist's name
Buddhist beliefs
Japanese mythology
13
What theory of architecture did the artist follow?
Form follows function.
Form is not important.
Prioritize form over function.
Functionality is not important.
14
Identify the artist.
Frank Lloyd Wright
Maya Lin
Robert Smithson
Helen Frankenthaler
15
Identify the function of this piece.
Parade float
Monument to war veterans
Platform for speakers
Birthday gift
16
Identify the painting method used.
Plein-air
Action Painting
Pointillism
Soak-Stain
17
What external feature identifies this structure as a residence?
Arched screens on front & back facades
Wood shingled roof
Flat doric columns surrounding the porch
White painted siding
18
Which of the following may be the intended function of this piece?
As an advertisement for one of Monroe's recent films.
To symbolize the contrast btw Monroe's public & private life
As a gift to Monroe's family after her death.
To desensitize the viewer to Marilyn Monroe's image.
19
Which painting movement does this work reflect?
Minimalism
Conceptualism
Constructionism
Post-Painterly Abstraction
20
Which installation piece included these objects?
Meret Oppenheim, Object
Maya Lin, Vietname War Veterans Memorial
Yayoi Kusama, Narcissus Garden
Xu Bing, Book from the Sky

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