Jasper Johns

To place two or more images or ideas side by side

The target, with its bull’s-eye and concentric circles, resembles a(n) ___________.

In what way does Ai Weiwei change the meaning of children’s backpacks?

How does Johns create balance in “Numbers in Color”?

An image simplified to lines, shapes, forms, and colors.

What techniques did Johns use to create his 1954-55 work Flag?

In Map, Johns challenges the traditions of map making by ________.

To emphasize his message, Andy Warhol ________ soup cans in his work.

Circles with a common center point.

The same; without variety.

To borrow an idea, usually without permission.

How does Basquiat appropriate recognizable images in his Mona Lisa? He used images from_______?

How does Johns represent a coffee can full of paintbrushes using two different techniques?

Johns depicts ________ because they don’t have emotional significance.

The equal arrangement of the elements of art, such as lines, color, and shapes in an artwork

Why might an artist repeat a symbol in an artwork, as Andy Warhol does in Campbell’s Soup Cans?

________is a style of art that is about pure expression of emotion.

To be positioned in front of another form.

Jasper Johns chose to work with familiar ________, “things the mind already knows.”

How does Johns juxtapose the subjects of his works with the technique used to create them?

Surface quality; often it conveys smoothness or roughness.

An image that communicates an idea.

A symbol is immediately recognizable when the artist ________ it.

Johns used ________ to create manufactured-looking numbers.

In his 1954-55 painting Flag, Johns combines collage with ________.

A mixture of pigment and melted wax.

How did some artists respond to the devastation of World War II?

What role do numbers play in Johns’s artwork?

Johns often experiments by depicting a subject in more than one ________.

Why does Jasper Johns choose to use recognizable symbols in his work?