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Modernism - Western Art Movements
Modernism - Western Art Movements
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Movement (Russia) - wanted to create a new aesthetic for a modern Communist society
Futurism
Communism
Constructivism
Constructionism
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Which group searched for the 'zero degree' of painting, the point before ceasing to be art?
Suprematism
Supermanism
Cubism
Supermatism
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Movement example - in what style is this memorial created ? (geometric shapes & clear lines)
Art Deco
Art Garfunkel
Art Attack
Art Nouveau
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Movement (Italy) - explored movement, sensation, technology and celebrated urban modernity
Constructivism
Movementism
Modernism
Futurism
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Movement - 'The Blood of the Poet' by Jean Cocteau is an example of Surrealist film
True
False
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Movement - reduced the material presence of the work to an absolute minimum even without form
Minimal Art
Conceptual Art
Minimalism
Rubbish
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Movement - explored colour and technique to create subjectivity and impart symbolic meaning
Impressionism
Post-Expressionism
Post-Traumaticism
Post-Impressionism
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Cut Piece
was part of a movement that aimed to destroy any boundary between art and life
Flux Pavilion
Piecism
Fluxus
Onoism
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Artwork - name the artist &
seminal
artwork
Picasso, les demoiselles d'avignon
Gris, les demoiselles d'avignon
Braque, les demoiselles d'avignon
Leger, les demoiselles d'avignon
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Movement 1964 > - explored perceptual effects & how to integrate art into modern society
Op Art
Illusion Theory
Pop Art
Line Art
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Movement - The Fauvres roughly translates as
Wild Beasts
Colorful Beasts
Colour Fiends
Wild Beats
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Movement - style of art & design of flowing, natural forms with more angular contours
Art Nouveau
Art Deco
Art Garfunkel
Art House
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Dada - name the key artist &
seminal
artwork
Marcel Duchamp, Fountain
Marital Desklamp, Fondant
Michel Deschamp, Federation
Andy Dufresne, Foundation
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Impressionism through its loose brush strokes and lightened colour palettes explored
effects of light and passage of time
impressions in the sand
effects of drugs and the passage of time
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Movement - celebrated commercial & commonplace objects and people of everyday life
Pop Art
Object Art
Op Art
S'not Art
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Movement - art from
within
the artist, rather than from a depiction of the external world
Externalism
Surrealism
Impressionism
Expressionism
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Movement (USA) - reflected post-war mood of anxiety and trauma, grounded in personal experience
Abstract Impressionism
Abstract Expressionism
Impressionism
Expressionism
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What is the approximately start and end of the Modernist period?
end of 1800s-1970
1788-1980
1950-1970
1910-1950
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Surrealist developed automatism techniques to explore the
uncommon mind
subterranean mind
conscious mind
unconscious mind
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Post-Impressionists technique that placed dabs of colour next to each other to create form
Impressionism
Dot Painting
Dabbing
Pointillism
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Movement - separated colour from representational purpose to express mood and structure
Violent Femmes
Fauvism
Impressionism
Expressionism
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Artwork - translate the phrase in this artwork
this is a pipe
this is a picture of a pipe
this is not a pipe
clean your pipe
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Movement - attempted to devise an abstract modern, mythic art
Field Painting
Colour Field Painting
Minimalism
Colourful Painting
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Movement - favoured fabricated materials to remove biography and metaphor / cool & geometric
Manimalism
Minimalism
Animism
Cubism
25
A statement that outlines an artistic group's and and objectives is called?
manivesto
eulogy
prologue
manifesto
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Movement 1919-33 - aimed to reconnect art & creativity to manufacturing / art as research
Birdhaus
Hausmann
Bauhaus
De Stijl
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Movement - abandoned perspective, opened and pierced form, showed objects from various angles
Picassoism
Cubanism
Perspectivism
Cubism
28
What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?
100 km/ph
Blue
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African or European?
29
Movement focus - abstract, simple aesthetic e.g. geometric shapes & primary colours
De Stijl
Cubism
Mondrian
De Kooning
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Movement - 'poor art' used commonplace materials often juxtaposing old and new
Art Deco
Art Nouveau
Art Department
Arte Povera
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Dada aimed to
make pretty pictures about flowers
challenge the definition and purpose of art
upend bourgeois sensibilities
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Movement - Championed that everyday life and the modern world were suitable subjects for art
Realism
Manet
Art Nouveau
Controversism
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Movement - considered the first Modernist movement
Impressionism
Realism
Expressionism
Renaissance