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Intro to Art History: CH. 9 to CH 11.
Intro to Art History: CH. 9 to CH 11.
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1
The work, Homage to New York, Jean Tinguley made a sculpture to ________________.
Demonstrate the limits of additive techniques
Resemble the Manhattan Skyline
Illuminate the room
Self-destruct
2
The models to support a freestanding sculpture are called ___________.
Frames
Maquettes
Matrices
Macaques
3
Art made from everyday objects is called __________.
Vernacular Art
Street art
Craft art
Market art
4
The famous Greek amphora maker was ____________.
Homer
Exekias
Sappho
Menelaus
5
A sculpting technique to create a mold of wax that melts out is called _____________
The missing wax method
The former wax technique
The lost wax technique
The hollow wax style
6
Homage to New York can be attributed to _______________.
Joseph Beuys
Pina Bausch
Jean Tinguely
Marina Abramovic
7
Creating a hollow model for a sculpture is called ___________.
Waxing
Framing
Castling
Mocking
8
The image is through to represent ________________.
Toltecs king dressed as a ball player
The first man
A god spirit
King of the underworld
9
Who creates truth?
Whoever has the power of discourse
The government
The subaltern
The elite classes
10
The material for this piece’s construction is ______________.
Tissue paper and glue
3-D printed stories
P-Clip Bindings
Wire Hangars
11
The power of Discourse is best described as _________________.
The power to create knowledge
The power to dictate information
The power to interpreted ideas
The power to question ideas
12
This building was designed to resemble ________________.
An organic form
A couture dress
A smashed guitar
A jellyfish
13
In the 20th century, architects turned to _____________ for taller buildings.
Glass house construction
Masonry
The flying buttress design
Cage construction
14
This is an example of __________________ construction.
Pendentive
Cantilevered
Buttressed
Compression
15
The name of this work is ______________.
Dionaea Muscipula
Venus Ascending
The Venus de Milo
The Venus of Wallendorf
16
The Parthenon was designed by __________________.
Pythia
Sappho
Ektropos
Iktinos
17
This object can be attributed to the ______________ culture.
Olmec
Maya
Egyptian
Toltec
18
Benin plaques used _____________ to show the importance of the subject.
Symbolism
Hierarchy of scale
Symmetry
Iconalizaion
19
The ‘Kongorikishi’ guardian is found in ________________.
Chinese temples
Japanese temples
Indian temples
Tibetan temples
20
What does “terra cotta” mean?
Clay sculpture
Glazed clay
Earth Art
Baked earth
21
This work is called _____________
In Advance of a Broken Arm
Bowl
Fountain
Readymade
22
Marcel Duchamp’s criteria for choosing a Readymade was that they had to be ____________.
Interesting in a different way
Uninteresting
Tasteless
Banal
23
A favorite material for large sculptures is _____________ for its durability.
Iron
Bronze
Marble
Plaster
24
This work is attributed to ____________
Botticelli
Michelangelo
Bernini
Donatello
25
Taiwan has a case of ___________________ .
Radioactive concrete
Radioactive steel beams
Radioactive flooring materials
Radioactive rebar
26
Thomas Jefferson’s house was called ____________________>
Mount Vernon
Monticello
The Custis-Lee Mansion
The Virginian House
27
While Duchamp challenged Capitalism by removing Labor from art… Warhol challenged it by…
Using commodity fetishism and the factory
Using status symbols
Copying objects for profit
Not making anything himself
28
The idea of a “vernacular” style means _____________.
Rough and unfinished
Common or without standard training
Light and durable
Temporary and will decay over time
29
Architecture can be a type of ________________ art
Unable art
Figurative art
Conceptual art
Modern art
30
This work is called ________________.
Cassiopeia
Plenty’s Boast
Cornucopia
Horn of Plenty
31
Cluster of ancient buildings in Greece sit on a hill called ____________.
The Parthenon
Mt. Olympus
Mt. Parnassus
The Acropolis
32
Raku is a type of __________________.
Japanese Clay style
Kinetic sculpture
additive readymade
Tool for sculpting
33
This is an example of ______________.
Roman arches
A barrel vault
Squinches
A groin vault
34
The work above can be attributed to _________________.
Dale Ellis
Dale Chihuly
Dale Carnaegie
Dale Evans
35
This work is attributed to ______________
Salvador Dali
Marcel Duchamp
Andy Warhol
Fred Ulrich
36
Assyrian reliefs were used to decorate ________________.
Royal homes
Holy boulevards
Public spaces
Defensive walls
37
This work is made from ___________________.
Masonry and Found Materials
Plaster and Clay
Steel, Rubber and Asphalt
Iron and Cement
38
This work was created by ________________
Albrect Durer
Robert Smithson
Thomas Kinkade
H.M.S. Pinafore
39
This work shows an example of _______________.
Natural Art
Boze Art
Earth Art
Scaled art
40
This is a type of ________________.
Idolatrous Image
Representational Figure
Magical object
Portable sculpture
41
What creates truth?
Power
Text
Concepts
Knowledge
42
Which is NOT a major component for Readymade Art?
Choose a regular object
Give it a title and display it an an artistic setting
Add something to the work
Remove the object from its normal use
43
Relief sculptures are designed to be viewed ________________.
From below
From above
From multiple sides
From one side
44
Conceptual art began when artists ___________________.
Stopped making things and started choosing them
Started to protest the imposed structures of the world
Focused on isolating an image from life
Started to question the meaning of art
45
This work is attributed to __________________
Emil Somerville
Simon Rodia
Rico Suave
Francois Rodin
46
This work is known as _______________.
Diocletian’s Arc
The Arc de Triumph
Arch of Constantine
Arch of Aleppo
47
The oven used to bake ceramics is called a _____________.
Kiln
Annealer
Firing room
Furnace
48
This work is called ______________
Statue
Sculpture
New York
Empire
49
According to Derrida, the word is made of language, so challenging language _____________.
Challenges the government
Challenges truths
Challenges the elites
Challenges the base
50
This carved figure is _____________ tall.
28 feet
28 meters
28 cm
28 inches
51
A sculpture made with a chisel is called _____________
Subtractive sculpting
Extrapolation sculpture
Definitive sculpting
Additive sculpting
52
Which Indian temple was carved from solid rock?
The Kailasa Temple
Angkor Wat
The City of Petra
Borobudur
53
This work is by ________________
David Niven
Louise Nevelson
Tony Oursler
Stephanie Lampert
54
This work is attributed to ___________________
Marcel Duchamp
Roy Lichtenstein
Andy Warhol
Salvador Dali
55
This is NOT a sacred spot for _________________
Muslims
Christians
Jews
Hindus
56
This building is called _______________.
The Dome of the Rock
The Hagia Sophia
The Wailing Wall
The Church of the Holy Sepulcre
57
Museums can be seen as “rhetorical spaces”, which means _______________.
They have a deliberate point of view
They are spaces where viewers can interpret ideas
They are places for free discourse
They are spaces where the artist can send a message
58
Jeff Koons set out to make works that were banal, meaning _____________.
Idiotic and cruel
Repetitive and postmodern
Subversive and deceptive
Uninteresting or overused
59
The Temple to Athena in Athens is called ______________.
The Pantheon
The Acropolis
The Oracle at Delphi
The Parthenon
60
In language meanings are ___________.
Unstable
Knowable
Stable
Defined
61
This is an example of _____________.
fine china
Raku ware
Bone china
Neolithic pottery
62
Which is NOT a classical column design?
Ionic
Doric
Athenian
Corinthian
63
This work is an example of the way ____________
The 16th century interest in Greece
The work changes from new angles
Renaissance sculpting techniques
Leonardo DaVinci’s innovative approach
64
Relief sculptures are often for ________________.
Reliquary offerings
Decorating walls or ceilings
Viewers to enjoy from multiple angles
Conceptual engagement
65
A sculpture than moves is called _____________.
Mobile sculpture
Fluid Sculpture
Malleable Sculpture
Kinetic sculpture
66
A sculpture with moving parts is called a ________________ sculpture.
Altruistic
Mimetic
Kinetic
Frenetic
67
The first major modern glass skyscraper was the _________________.
Columbia Center
Seagram building
Empire State Building
World Trade Center
68
What creates power?
Truth
Art
Ideas
Language
69
_________________ wanted to redesign how the city functioned.
Le Corbusier
La Cruset
Beauxarts
Montreaux
70
The idea of Deconstruction was developed by ________________.
Jean-Francois Lyotard
Bruno Latour
Jacques Derrida
Michel Foucault
71
The architect of Monticello was ________________
Paul Revere
John Hancock
Samuel Adams
Thomas Jefferson
72
The title of this work is ________________.
Empty Thoughts
I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings
Letters from No Place
Fly Away
73
Rodin’s ‘Walking Man’ was created using the _______________ technique.
Subtractive sculpting
Lost wax
Casting
Molding
74
Marcel Duchamp signed his ‘Fountain’ as _________________.
R. Mutt
Mr. Mann
I.P. Freeley
M. Duck
75
A Greek vessel is called _______________
Amphora
Sappho
Polyphemos
Kyklops
76
This is a sculpture attributed to _______________.
Robert Smithson
Christo
Tony Oursler
Martin Puryear
77
Who came up with the term, “mobiles” for kinetic sculptures?
Marcel Duchamp
Salvador Dali
Leonardo DaVinci
Albrecht Durer
78
The statues in relief on the top of the Parthenon are known as _____________.
The Elgin Marbles
The Athenian Relief
The Ionian Relief
Carnarvon’s Marbles
79
This work is entitled _____________.
Comforts of Home
My Bed
Nightmare
Sleepover
80
The name for clay houses un the American Southwest:
Terra Cotta
Adobe
Brick and Mortar
Pueblos
81
Glass is made from __________________.
Silica
Marble
Sandstone
Celica
82
This structure is the ____________________.
Temple of the Mount
Hagia Sophia
Alhambra
Taj Mahal
83
The key to building skyscrapers was _________________.
Compressed steel
I-Beam design
Reinforced concrete
Welded Steel
84
Thomas Heatherwick created __________________ for the Shanghai Expo in 2010.
Light Museum
Nature Watch
Environment Observation Post
Seed Cathedral
85
This work is called ___________________
Los Angeles Spires
The Chicago Seven
Watts Tower
Fountain of Harlem
86
This is an example of ______________ architecture.
Vernacular
Northern
American
Craftsman
87
Warhol wanted to explore the everyday object as _______________.
Labor
Daily art
Commodity
Creative work
88
The artist who liked to wrap large objects like islands was _____________.
Philippe Petit
Martin Puryear
Christo
Jean Pierre
89
The artist ___________________ challenged ideas of sculpture and installation using her own body.
Annie Leibovitz
Ulay
Marina Abramovic
Gloria Steinem
90
Duchamp’s readymade were aimed to challenge ________________.
Social Hierarchies
Foundations of Capitalism
The former structured of seated power
Labor standards
91
The technique used by Duchamp was the ______________ technique
Inspired
Readymade
Found
Lazy
92
This is a replica of the statue of _______________.
Demeter
Hera
Athena
Ishtar
93
The lost wax technique gets its name because _________________.
The wax is absorbed into the sculpture
The wax melts out of the mold
The wax becomes the sculpture
The technique has been lost over time
94
This performance artist is ___________________.
Jeanne-Claude
Sarah Sze
Marina Abramovic
Nancy Holt
95
This work is attributed as ____________
Persephone and hades
Remus and Romulus
Apollo and Daphne
Castor and Pollux
96
Empire is ___________________.
A frame of grainy film of the Empire State Building
A 10 second film of the Empire State Building
A 5 minute loop of the Empire State Building
An 8 hour film of the Empire State Building
97
Installations make use of ___________ as a key part of the work.
Volume
Space
Design
Mass
98
The term for “making” ceramics is _______________.
Casting
Forming
Throwing
Shaping
99
What kind of work is this?
Installation
Readymade sculpture
Concept art
Representational
100
This work is attributed to _________________.
Rem Koolhaus
Marvin Hamlisch
Frank Ghery
Frank Lloyd Wright