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APAH Unit 10
APAH Unit 10
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1
MAXXI Museum references Roman architecture through
columns with elaborate capitols
concrete used to shape space
arcades to define entrances
a central dome
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Rebellious Silence demonstrates
aerial perspective
symmetrical balance
hierarchic scale
chiarocuro
3
Michel Tuffery and Jaune Quick-to-see-Smith incorporate items to
comment on colonialism
explore the beauty of the everyday
criticize consumerism
make antiwar statements
4
Lying with the Wolf reinterprets a narrative by referencing
lyrics from songs
a fairy tale
the Bible
popular TV characters
5
Summer Trees connects with Korean tradition through
the small size of the work
including drips
use of brush rather than pouring
the use of oil paint
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The Guggenheim Bilbao shows continuity with earlier architecture through
pilasters and pediments
reflective exterior surfaces
a central rotunda
a spiraling ramp
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This is similar to Cindy Sherman's Untitled #228 because both
both are autobiographical
value form over content
comment on European colonization
use design and content to question cultural assumptions
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The artist used images from different media sources to
reference cultural icons of unity and peace
recall craft traditions associated with women
show divine figures
critique how women's bodies are vulnerable to social norms
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The use of so many sunflower seeds is interpreted as
depicting the disregard for individuals by the Chinese government
breaking tradition by being walked on
showing China is well fed
tie into the tradition of landscape
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Horn Players connects with Religious art in
inclusion of 3-point perspective
its organization by grid method
application of transparent paint
the use of the triptych format
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The form of the Vietnam Memorial is intended to represent
the valor of service members
a deep wound that will heal over time
the first letter of the English word "war"
the desire for victory over North Vietnam
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The material relates it to
the David Vases
Red and White Plum Blossoms
Night Attack on Sanjo Palace
the Terra Cotta Warriors
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Electronic Superhighway is interpreted as showing
that books are superior to TV
the US lacks technology
cultural disputes between States
how the US is connected by media
14
Horn Players and Dancing at the Louvre both
use traditional craft techniques
include text elements
include vivid brushtrokes
refer to religious narratives
15
Shibboleth relates a crack in the floor to
commercial culture
shame and silence
immigrant experience
nostalgia and memory
16
Gifts for Trading Land with White People is expressively painted due to
the use of triptych format
the illusionistic rendering of the canoe
the gestural style and drips of red
the mass-produced found objects
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Which best describes the seeds
collected from many growers
made from recycled plastic
mass produced by industry
hand crafted and unique
18
Pure Land suggests interest in Buddhism through
a lotus flower beneath the central figure
small figures playing music
delicate pastel colors
traditional kimono and sash
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The artist used patterns and collage in order to
emphasizes handmade qualities
recall traditional folklore
move towards pure abstraction
camouflage the figure into the background
20
El Anatsui used bottle caps to
demonstrate the renewal of trash objects
show how the West mines Africa's metals
show how Africa can build a recycling economy
represent transatlantic trade for slaves & alcohol
21
A Book from the Sky confronts viewers with
appropriated Western images
hand drawn calligraphy
characters that have no actual meaning
traditional watercolor paintings
22
Kngwarreye's Earth's Creation includes visual elements such as
dense gestural marks
a structured composition
finely rendered lines
dripping blocks of paint
23
Dancing at the Louvre uses what medium typically linked to women
story quilt
performance
installation
exhibition
24
No Crying Allowed in the Barbershop combines types of imagery to
confront the legacy of dictatorships
promote pride in cultural heritage
reflect on gender norms
demonstrate consequences of colonialism
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Untitled #228 comments on art historical models by
including a severed head
using photography in place of painting
using bright colors
placing figures in the composition
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Shonibare recreates Fragonard's the Swing in order to
celebrate the depth of the original in 3-D recreation
address colonialism and excess wealth
parallel the French Revolution and end of Aparteid
address the Rococo objectification of women