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APAH26 Global Contemporary Part 2
APAH26 Global Contemporary Part 2
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Materials?
Installation
Mixed-media on Mylar
Color photograph on glass
Ink and acrylic on canvas
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Name?
A Black Hole Is Everything a Star Longs to Be
Pure Land
Darkytown Rebellion
Earth’s Creation
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Artist and Date?
Mariko Mori, 2006 C.E
Kiki Smith, 2006 C.E
Wangechi Mutu, 2006 C.E
Julie Mehretu, 2006 C.E
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All are true EXCEPT
Artist battles the historical erasure of African Americans in United States
Creates dialogue about how sterotypes still affect contemporary society
Silhouettes are used to explore racial identification
Artist was inspired by a landscape painting titled Oxbow
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Artist and Date?
Zaha Hadid, 2001 C.E.
Kara Walker, 2001 C.E.
Yinka Shonibare, 2001 C.E.
El Anatsui, 2001 C.E.
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Date and Culture?
1995 C.E., Japanese-American
1995 C.E., Chinese-American
1995 C.E., Puerto Rican-American
1995 C.E., Korean-American
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Architect?
Zaha Hadid
Philip Johnson
Frank Gehry
I. M. Pei
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Name?
Guggenheim Museum Abu Dhabi
Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
Guggenheim Museum New York
Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
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Culture?
Kenya, Africa
Nigeria, Africa
Guinea, Africa
Sierra Leone, Africa
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Date and Culture?
1997 C.E., Venice
1997 C.E., United Arab Emirates
1997 C.E., Spain
1997 C.E., America
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Materials?
Ink and acrylic on canvas
Color photograph on glass
Mixed-media on Mylar
Cut paper and projection on wall
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Date?
1999 C.E.
2019 C.E.
1989 C.E.
2009 C.E.
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Name?
Global Stadium
Flags around the World
Stadia II
National Identities
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Date?
2010-2011 C.E.
2000-2001 C.E.
1990-1991 C.E.
1980-1981 C.E.
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Culture?
New York City, America
Sydney, Australia
London, England
Rome, Italy
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Architect?
Zaha Hadid
Frank Lloyd Wright
Frank Gehry
Wangechi Mutu
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All are true EXCEPT
The African use of Dutch Wax fabric is the result of Chinese imperalism
Dutch Wax fabrics were sold to Dutch West African colonies
Artist asserts that leisure time was a product of exploiting people
Incorporates Dutch Wax fabrics, which are based on Indonesian batiks
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Materials?
Ink on photograph
oil on canvas
Synthetic polymer paint on canvas
Video/sound installation
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All are true EXCEPT
Black lines move the eye around the painting
Artist overlays drawings of architectural plans, diagrams, and maps
Different colors and flags represent United States of America
Artist creates environment where people can gather, protest, pray and riot
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Name and Date?
Kui Haua Zi (Sunflower Seeds), 1990-1991 C.E
Kui Haua Zi (Sunflower Seeds), 1970-1971 C.E
Kui Haua Zi (Sunflower Seeds), 2010-2011 C.E
Kui Haua Zi (Sunflower Seeds), 1980-1981 C.E
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Artist?
Bill Viola
Xu Bing
Nam June Paik
Song Su-nam
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Name?
The Change
The Transport
Metamorphosis
The Crossing
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Material?
Ink and pencil on paper
Mixed-media on Mylar
Ink and acrylic on canvas
Cut paper and projection on wall
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All are true EXCEPT
Ghana was a previous Spanish colony called The Gold Coast
Bottle caps represent history of trade between Africa and Europe
Alcohol was used in the Transatlantic Slave Trade
It takes a new shape each time it is hung
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All are true EXCEPT
Artist is known for her radical deconstructivist designs
Symmetrical piece that lacks distinct front and back
Similiar to Borromini in the use of undulating convex and concave forms.
Museum is cantilevered and contains no rectilinear spaces
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Name and Date?
Oneness, 2003 C.E.
Empty Dream, 1996 C.E.
Pure Land, 1998 C.E.
Birth of a Star, 1995 C.E.
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Name?
Shibboleth
Catchphrase
Slogan
Immigrant Experience
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Materials?
Sculpted and painted porcelain
Mixed-media installation
Aluminum and copper wire
Mixed-media on Mylar
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All are true EXCEPT
Challenges traditional story of women as passive characters
Reflects artist's reinterpretation of Red Riding Hood and Sainte Genevieve
Artist focuses on mythologies about men
The wolf's wildness is tamed and both figures nurture one another
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Culture and Date?
Rome, Italy, 2009 C.E.
Paris, France, 2009 C.E.
New York, U.S.A, 2009 C.E.
London, England, 2009 C.E.
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All are true EXCEPT
Reflects artistic tradition of porcelain found in the Lapita Pottery
Sunflower seed is a symbol of camardaderie during difficult times
Rejects negative connotation of "Made in China"
Handmade seeds represent thousands of Chinese goods in global markets
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Artist?
El Anatsui
Zaha Hadid
Ai Weiwei
Yinka Shonibare
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Name?
The Spider
Preying Mantra
Checkered Cloth
Camouflage
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Artist and Date?
Mariko Mori, 2001 C.E.
Julie Mehretu, 2001 C.E.
Doris Salcedo, 2001 C.E.
Kara Walker, 2001 C.E.
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All are true EXCEPT
Centers on female subjectivity, exoticism and the notion of hybridity
Figure is vulnerable to our gaze, making her a victim that is "preyed" upon
The serpent links the figure to Adam in the biblical creation narrative
The blanket resembles a Kuba cloth, traditional fabric of the Kuba people
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Name?
Ghana Cloth
Tin Cloth
Old Man’s Cloth
Liquor Bottle Cloth
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Materials?
Aluminum and copper wire
Mixed-media on Mylar
Sculpted and painted porcelain
Titanium, glass and limestone
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Artist?
Zaha Hadid
Frank Gehry
Lorenzo Boschetti.
Frank Lloyd Wright
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Name?
Wolf lying with woman
Lying with Sainte Genevieve
Lying with Red Riding Hood
Lying with the Wolf
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Culture?
Thailand
Japan
Korea
China
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Material?
Color photograph on glass
Glass, steel and cement
Mixed-media on Mylar
Ink and acrylic on canvas
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All are true EXCEPT
Artist is considered the "father" of video art
Neon lights suggests how electronic communciation links the United States
The screens display video clips that reflect each state's popular mythology
Located in the Houston Museum of Fine Arts
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Artist and Date?
Kiki Smith, 2003 C.E.
Yinka Shonibare, 2003 C.E.
El Anatsui, 2003 C.E.
Zaha Hadid, 2003 C.E.
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Name?
Digital Superhighway
Neon Superhighway
Electronic Superhighway
Wireless Superhighway
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Material?
Mixed-media installation
Sculpted and painted porcelain
Aluminum and copper wire
Mixed-media on Mylar
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All are true EXCEPT
Act of "self-annilhilation" is a metaphor for the destruction of the ego
Artist used slow speed film to capture extreme detail
Artist was influenced by Nam June Paik
Fire and water symbolize change, redemption, transformation and renewal
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Materials?
Limestone and glass
Titanium, glass and limestone
Glass, steel and cement
Concrete and granite
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All are true EXCEPT
Artist's work is catergized as Deconstructivism
Guggenheim created satellite branches funded by foreign governments
Museum was part of an urban renewal program in the Basque region of Germany
Artist used CATIA software to create his design
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Artist?
Julie Mehretu
Kara Walker
Kiki Smith
Mariko Mori
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Artist and Date?
Wangechi Mutu, 2001 C.E.
Kiki Smith, 2001 C.E.
Emily Kame Kngwarreye, 2001 C.E.
Doris Salcedo, 2001 C.E.
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Materials?
Ink and acrylic on canvas
Ink and pencil on paper
Mixed-media installation
Color photograph on glass
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All are true EXCEPT
Shibboleth: codeword that separates people who belong from those who don't
The crack in the floor represents social unity
Example of conceptional art
The crack in the floor alludes to the difficulty of unwanted immigrants
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Culture?
France
America
Great Britain
Colombia
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Artist?
Bill Viola
Jeff Koons
Nam June Paik
Frank Gehry
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Name?
Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
Guggenheim Museum New York
One Thousand Museum
MAXXI National Museum of XXI Century Arts
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Artist?
Ai Weiwei
Frank Gehry
Yinka Shonibare
El Anatsui
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Material?
Mixed-media installation (49-channel closed-circuit video installation)
Aluminum and copper wire
Cut paper and projection on wall
Photograph
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Name?
The Swing (after Fragonard)
Life of Leisure
Headless Swinger
The Dutch Swing
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Material?
Granite
Concrete
Glass, steel and cement
Titanium, glass and limestone
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All are true EXCEPT
Blends traditional symbolism with futuristic elements
During video showing, a fan blew cool, scented air into the audience
Celestial bodhisattvas play different instruments
Central figure is not the artist
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Artist and Date?
Kara Walker, 2004 C.E
Wangechi Mutu, 2004 C.E
Julie Mehretu, 2004 C.E
Doris Salcedo, 2004 C.E.
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Material?
Glass, steel and cement
Ink and acrylic on canvas
Mixed-media on Mylar
Cut paper and projection on wall
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Date and Culture?
1996 C.E., France
1996 C.E., New Zealand
1996 C.E., America
1996 C.E., England
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Artist and Date?
Zaha Hadid, 2007-2008 C.E.
Julie Mehretu, 2007-2008 C.E.
Doris Salcedo, 2007-2008 C.E.
Yinka Shonibare, 2007-2008 C.E.