Irises, what is it about?

a sad poem that has an anagram spelling "Irises"

What happened in the US occupation of Japan (1945-1952)?

shunning of soldiers+victims of radiation sickness, new constitution promoting democratic liberalization, women's suffrage (1946)

It is part of what series?

"Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji"

When were these paintings made?

Edo Period (Kano 1634, Rinpa 1709 or after)

What was the "Northern and Southern Schools of Painting" effect on later painting?

outlined art history throughout dynasties, styles + lineages

Name and artist and time

"Old Man Yu Moves the Mountain", Xu Beihong, 1939-1940

Shitao and individualism, explain.

based on the single brushstroke, highly spiritual, Daoist

you know what to do by now

Huang Yong Ping [long title that wont fit in the boxes] 1987

Chinese "People's Daily" newspaper written in April 1946

"Electric Dress", Atsoko Tanako, 1956

single strokes for eyes + noses, "female" red pines only

Xiamen Dada, the '85 "New Wave" art movement. What is it?

challenges in China to art and exhibitions

Tea after Song Dynasty: explain.

whole leaf used and steeped multiple times

What does the inscription say?

artist used own ideas and styles, its not a copy, explains the artist's process, describes lineage of the artist written by the artist, artist used stone engravings and poetry for reference

Commodore Perry's Expedition to Japan, 1853-1854

What was the Gutai Journal?

proposal to the west, Gutai, interaction of body + material

What does this painting signify?

human determination to achieve impossible goals

How does work by Nam June Paik make use of Eastern Asian identity?

uses Korean identity in life+art in Hong Kong/Tokyo/Germany

a period marked by rejection of "tradition"

Who is Emperor Kangxi and what did he do? (2 correct)

funded historical documentation of Ming Dynasty, Qing emperor, hires painters to continue Southern School

Who what where when why

Xu Bing, "Book From the Sky", 1987-1991

post-WWII group of absurdist art and ideas

Who and what and When?

Ilantai, "West Facade of the Calm Seas Palace", 1781-1789

Names for Europe being fascinated by Eastern Asian art and ideas

Japonisme, Chinoiserie, and Orientalism

What makes up the Kano school of painting?

a mixture of Sesshu and Tosa painting techniques and styles, a mixture of Han and Yamato painting techniques and styles

What was the role of the Jesuits at the Quing court?

technical knowledge, translator, painter, emperor's b*tch

By Who? and what and when?

Boucher + Dumons, "The Chinese Market", 1767-1769

leaf 1 of 8, "Eight Views of Autumn Moods"

Tea until Song Dynasty: explain.

tea was dried, formed into cakes, and ground up

Jesuits in China! oh my!

used Confucianism to promote Christianity, followed global trade routes to spread the Word of the Lord™, gained access to the court as advisors in the Ming dynasty, founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola

How did the Jesuits affect the arts in China?

brought realism, 1-pt. perspective, and Baroque architecture

Literati vs. Nationalist hm?

audience is the elite vs. audience is the people

Shitao, Qing Dynasty, late 17th century

Katsushika Hokusai, "Under the wave off Kanazawa,” 1830-1832

Who did this and when?

Dong Qichang, Ming Dynasty, 1620

How does this painting relate to Zen Buddhism and literati painting?

lineage is similar, paintings held political power

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1
Who is she?
Spirit of the ur mom
Newt of the Low River!
Angel of the Lang River!
Nymph of the Luo River!
2
Anti-art, anti-commercial, Neo-Dada network of artists between Europe, America, and Japan is?
Fluxus
Flushes
Flexus
Fluxis
3
Irises, what is it about?
a happy poem that has an anagram spelling "Irises"
ur mom
a sad poem that has an anagram spelling "Irises"
a sad poem that has an anagram spelling "Iris"
4
Public criticisms and shaming of non-socialists was called:
Red Death
KGB
Red Guard Rule
Red Takeover
5
What happened in the US occupation of Japan (1945-1952)?
shunning of soldiers+victims of radiation sickness
the United States brought cows + other animals to Japan
new constitution promoting democratic liberalization
women's suffrage (1946)
6
It is part of what series?
"Thirty Views of the Pacific Ocean"
"Eight Views of Autumn Moods"
"Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji"
"Twelve Days of Christmas"
7
When were these paintings made?
Edu Period (Kano 1643 or after, Rinpa 1907 or after)
Edo Period (Kano 1634, Rinpa 1709 or after)
Tokugawa Period (Kano 1709, Rinpa 1634 or after)
Edo Period (Kano 1634, Rinpa 1670)
8
What was the "Northern and Southern Schools of Painting" effect on later painting?
gave examples for painting in the school Dong Qichang opened
outlined art history throughout dynasties, styles + lineages
Dong Qichang used it to teach young painters
continued the separation of styles
9
Name and artist and time
"Old Man Yuta Moves the Mountain", Dong Qichang, 1839-1840
"Old Man Yu Moves the Mountain", Xu Beihong, 1939-1940
"Old Man You Moves the Mountain", Mao Zedong, 1949-1950
"Old Man Ur Mom Moves the Mountain", Xu Beihong, 1939-1940
10
What's her name?
"Carla"
"Landscape after Zhou Mi"
"Landscape after Zhao Mengfu"
"Landscape after Dong Qichang"
11
Shitao and individualism, explain.
based on the single brushstroke, no spiritualism
based on many brushstrokes, highly spiritual, Buddhism
based on many brushstrokes, no spiritualism, Legalist
based on the single brushstroke, highly spiritual, Daoist
12
Producing works that inspire the masses to unite to transform their environment is?
Modern art movement
Propaganda
Brain washing
Cultural Revolution
13
you know what to do by now
Yong Ping Huang [long title that wont fit in the boxes] 1987
Ping Yong Huang [long title that wont fit in the boxes] 1987
Huang Yong Ping [long title that wont fit in the boxes] 1987
Yong Huang Ping [long title that wont fit in the boxes] 1987
14
What is this for?
Korean "People's Daily" newspaper written in April 1946
Chinese "People's Daily" newspaper written in May 1945
Japanese "People's Daily" newspaper written in May 1945
Chinese "People's Daily" newspaper written in April 1946
15
What
"Electric Dress", Atsoko Tanako, 1956
"Electric Woman", Atsuko Tanaka, 1956
"Electric Dress", Shuya Abe, 1956
"Christmas Lights", Atuno Toku, 1956
16
Tosa?
single strokes for eyes + noses, all types of pines
many detailed strokes for eyes and noses, "male" pines only
single strokes for eyes + noses, "female" red pines only
many detailed strokes for eyes and noses, all types of pines
17
What school of painting is THIS one from?
Yamato
Kano
Han
Rinpa
18
What was Dong Qichang's theory of the "Northern and Southern Schools of Painting"?
Everything to do with geography
Nothing to do with geography
An excellent separation of schools
They should stay separate forever
19
Xiamen Dada, the '85 "New Wave" art movement. What is it?
challenges in Germany to art and exhibitions
challenges in Korea to art and exhibitions
challenges in China to art and exhibitions
challenges in Japan to art and exhibitions
20
"Chan is Dada. Dada is Chan." Who said it?
Nam Juna Paik
Xu Beihong
Huang Yong Ping
Xu Bing
21
60s/70s critique placing emphasis on individual exploration and the erosion of authority ?
post-structuralism
transnationalism
post-modernism
Communism
22
Tea after Song Dynasty: explain.
still dried and ground up
whole leaf was eaten and washed down with boiling water yum
leaf dried and ground up into large pieces for more flavor
whole leaf used and steeped multiple times
23
What is this?
oil on silk canvas
oil on canvas
watercolor on paper
silk tapestry
24
What does the inscription say?
artist used own ideas and styles, its not a copy
explains the artist's process
describes lineage of the artist written by the artist
artist used stone engravings and poetry for reference
25
What is this?
Commander Parson's Expedition to Japan, 1850-1852
Commodore Patty's Expedition to Japan, 1776-180
Commodore Perry's Expedition to Japan, 1853-1854
Commander Jerry's Expedition to Japan, 1753-1754
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What was the Gutai Journal?
a list of western artists who could benefit from Gutai
a manifesto of why the west is garbage at art
proposal to the west, Gutai, interaction of body + material
an explanation of Gutai as a "fluid" and "loose" style
27
People's Republic of China established in ___ as the Nationalist party was forced out to Taiwan
1948
1949
1946
1947
28
Chinese Nationalist Party vs. Chinese Communist Party disagreements turned into a civil war.
False
True
29
What does this painting signify?
human determination to achieve impossible goals
social status of Chinese in the Japanese occupation of China
slavery
the building of the "Republic of China" in 1912
30
How does work by Nam June Paik make use of Eastern Asian identity?
application of Korean identity in poetry he wrote
uses Korean experiences to publicly call out art in Europe
uses Korean identity in life+art in Hong Kong/Tokyo/Germany
it doesnt
31
Modernity in China ?
a period outlined by political peace and compromise
a period of Buddhist enlightenment
a time defined by rising impressionist movement
a period marked by rejection of "tradition"
32
Who are the "Four Wangs"?
Shitao, Jion, Hai, and Yuanqi
Shang, Shitao, Dong, and Yuanqi
Jimin, Jungkook, Jin, and Taehyung
Shimin, Jian, Hui, and Yuanqi
33
Who is Emperor Kangxi and what did he do? (2 correct)
showed commitment to Zen Buddhism through sinification
funded historical documentation of Ming Dynasty
Ming emperor, gets rid of political attachment to painting
Qing emperor, hires painters to continue Southern School
34
Who what where when why
Xu Bing, "Book From the Sky", 1987-1991
Huang Yong Ping, "Book From the Sky", 1987-1991
Xu Beihong, "Book From the Sky", 1987-1991
Mao Zengfu, "Book From the Sky", 1987-1991
35
What is Dada?
the resurface of the historical group "Da" made by artists
post-WWII group of absurdist art and ideas
post-WWI movement of modern art and ideas
the name Nam June Paik called his father
36
Who and what and When?
Ilantai, "North Facade of the Calm Seas Palace", 1881-1889
Ilantai, "West Facade of the Calm Seas Palace", 1781-1789
Illuminati, "West Facade of the Calm Seas Palace", 1871-1879
Ilantai, "East Facade of the Calm Seas Palace", 1701-1709
37
Names for Europe being fascinated by Eastern Asian art and ideas
Orientalism, Japanism, and Chinism
Japinoserie and Orientalisme
Chanisme and Orientalism
Japonisme, Chinoiserie, and Orientalism
38
What is this?
ink on silk
a copper plate engraving
a bronze plate engraving
ink on paper
39
What makes up the Kano school of painting?
a distinct separation of painting styles
a mixture of Sesshu and Tosa painting techniques and styles
a mixture of Han and Yamato painting techniques and styles
a combination of Rinpa and Sesshu painting techniques/styles
40
What was the role of the Jesuits at the Quing court?
scientific knowledge, doctor, part of royal court
technical knowledge, translator, painter, emperor's b*tch
medical knowledge, painter, doctor
mechanical knowledge, architect, emperor's right hand
41
By Who? and what and when?
Doucher + Bumons, "The Japanese Market", 1767-1769
Baucher + Demons, "The Chinese Market", 1777-1779
Boucher + Dumons, "The Japanese Market", 1776-1780
Boucher + Dumons, "The Chinese Market", 1767-1769
42
Leaf?
leaf 8 of 8, "Eight Views of Summer Moods"
leaf 1 of 8, "Eight Views of Autumn Moods"
leaf 1 of 8, "Eight Views of Spring Moods"
leaf 2 of 8, "Eight Views of Winter Moods"
43
Tea until Song Dynasty: explain.
whole tea leaf was used
tea was dried and ground into a fine powder
tea leaves were eaten straight from the plant.
tea was dried, formed into cakes, and ground up
44
Jesuits in China! oh my!
used Confucianism to promote Christianity
followed global trade routes to spread the Word of the Lord™
gained access to the court as advisors in the Ming dynasty
founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola
45
How did the Jesuits affect the arts in China?
brought fountains, surrealism, and 1-point perspective
brought realism, 2-point perspective, and hydraulics
brought surrealism and 1-point perspective
brought realism, 1-pt. perspective, and Baroque architecture
46
The pleasure district of Edo was called . . .
Urmom
Utokyo
Ukiyo
Ukiyoto
47
Literati vs. Nationalist hm?
commissioners are the elite vs. commissioners are the people
audience is the elite vs. audience is the people
expensive vs. cheap
artists are the elite vs. artists are the people
48
Who and when?
Wang Yuanqi, Ming Dynasty, late 16th century
Shitao, Qing Dynasty, late 17th century
Wang Yuanqi, Qing Dynasty, late 17th century
Shitao, Ming Dynasty, late 16th century
49
Who? What? When?
Katsushika Hokusai, "Under the wave off Kanazawa,” 1830-1832
Yi Je-Hyeon, "Under the wave off Kanazawa,” 1730-1732
Li Gonglin, "Under the wave off Kanawara,” 1830-1832
Yuri Katsuki, "Under the wave off Kanagawa,” 1730-1732
50
Who did this and when?
Deng Quichang, Qing Dynasty, 1620
Dong Qichang, Ming Dynasty, 1620
Dang Chiqang, Qing Dynasty, 1620
Dong Quichang, Ming Dynasty, 1620
51
How does this painting relate to Zen Buddhism and literati painting?
lineage is similar, paintings held political power
lineage is similar, it is a literati painting
lineage is different, not much connection can be made
it is an example of Zen painting + no political connections
52
By who?
Li Gonglin
Xu Beihong
Zhou Mengfu
Mao Zedong
53
Whomst?
Nan Jume Paik, "TV Buddha" 1974/1976
Nam Jun Park, "TV Buddha" 1974/1976
Nam June Paik, "TV Buddha" 1974/1976
Namjoon Kim, "TV Buddha" 1974/1976
54
What is tHis!
The Story of the First Bodhisattva from the Hanyeon Caves!
The Hungry Tiger Jack from the Duyeong Caves!
The Story of the Three Brothers from the Seokguram Grotto!
The Hungry Tigress Jataka from Dunhuang Caves!
55
What was the method of this painting?
some method as a method (neo-orthodox)
a little method as a method (neo-individualism)
no method as a method (individualism)
all method as a method (orthodox)
56
give me the deets
Eisan, "The Courtesan (after Van Gogh)" 1887
Van Gogh, "The Courtesan (after Eisan)", 1887
Monet, "The Courtesan (after Easten)", 1888
Van Gogh, "The Courtesan (after Eisan)" 1878
57
Calligraphy!
irrelevant, characters are to read not to be beautiful
reform + simplification of characters to unify the people
a staple of our tradition and a way to convey messages
no use in politics
58
"Tales of the Floating World" 1666 summary: ready set go
pay attention in school! so you can make money!
dont spend your money! on drinks and sex! pls!
live life! have a good time! hire a prostitute!
everything sucks! go cry! you are worthless!
59
What were Mao Zedong's views on art and communism?
modern art will not stay and only promotes politics
art of their time will be for the people
art will unify "political content" and "artistic form"
art will forever be for the elites only
60
How is this made?
copper engraving printing
polychrome woodblock printing
watercolor on paper
oil on canvas
61
What relationship did Kano School painters have to past painting, from Japan and China?
it doesnt
it is a mix of Song+Yuan dynasty and formal Japanese styles
its from Japan
stole paint from China and stole brushes from Japan
62
Who and when?
Wang Yuanqi, Ming Dynasty, 17th century
Shitao, Ming Dynasty, 1711
Shitao, Qing Dynasty, late 17th century
Wang Yuanqi, Qing Dynasty, 1711
63
How was the Rinpa school different from the Kano school in terms of artist lineage? (2 correct)
Kano: placed in this school by art historians in the future
Rinpa:workshop system inherited by family name/incorporation
Kano: workshop system inherited by family name/incorporation
Rinpa: placed in this school by art historians in the future
64
What is this!
horse bone from the Zhou Dynasty in China!
turtle shell thats filled with magic from the Han dynasty!
oracle bone from the Shang dynasty in China!
ur mom!
65
What school of painting is this from?
Han
Kano
Yamoto
Rinpa
66
Who are the "Four Monk Painters"? (only 3 listed cause i didn't write down the fourth guy)
Namjoon, Hoseok, and Yoongi
Yuanqi, Shitao, and Dong
Kuncan, Shitao, and Hongren
Wei, Kangxi, and Shitao
67
Tea diaries
tells specifics of who, what, where, when for tea ceremonies
tells readers how to make tea in vivid detail
the tea's diary
explains the do's and dont's of having a tea party
68
P o P QUIZ within the Q u IZ !
bet
iihia
yes
no
69
What , where, and when?
Changsu, made in Japan, 12th century
Jue, made in China, 12th century
Chingasu, made in Japan, 13th century
Chigusa, made in China, 13th century
70
How was it used?
stored water for Chinese tea ceremonies
stored water for Japanese tea ceremonies
stored tea leaves for Japanese tea ceremonies
stored sugar for Chinese tea ceremonies
71
Informal life, entertainment, actors, sumo, plays, drinking oh my!
the upper class (aristocrats)
the lower class (peasants)
the middle class (bourgeoisie)
72
how ya feelin?
death is inevitable
this ain't it chief
i only answered 3
10/10 gonna do great
73
Sesshu?
coarse brush methods of Kano, centered brush
delicate brush strokes of Han, angled brush
delicate brush strokes of Kano, angled brush
coarse brush methods of Han, centered brush
74
How is language used in these artworks (long name and "Book From the Sky)?
the artists use ancient texts to write each page themselves
words are scrambled and we have to decipher the message
actual historical texts were used to convey the hidden depth
altered, destroyed, rearranged to make a point of subversion
75
back to the regularly scheduled programming . . .
you betcha
iihia
affirmative
no

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