Type:P
Title: Barbara Kruger
41. To what issues does Barbara Kruger want her art to draw attention?
a.
Type:P
Title:
43. Who said "History for me is like the burning of coal, it is like a material. History is a warehouse
of energy"?
a.
Title: Tinguely
33. The sculptor who believed that "the only stable thing is movement" was
a. DonaldJudd
b. David Smith
*c. Jean Tinguely
d. Claes Oldenburg
Type:P
Title: Diebenkorn Slide id
62.
a. Sam Gilliam
*b. Richard Diebenkorn
c. Helen Frankenthaler
d. Willem de Kooning
Type:P
Title: David Smith (Stokstad-Figure 23-66)
63.
a. Donald Judd
b. Eva Hesse
*c. David Smith
d. Robert Smithson
.
Type:P
Title: portrait by Francis Bacon
80. Attribute the images on the screen to an artist and a stylistic grouping. Give the reasons for
your attributions, using complete sentences and referring to specific works that you know.
a.
Type:MT
6. The Dinner Party = Judy Chicago
8. Wrapped Island = Christo
10. Hand-Spring: A Flying Pigeon Interfering = Eadweard Muybridge
20. The Steerage = Alfred Steiglitz
23. Spiral Jetty = Robert Smithson
Title:
42. (Figure23-38)
a. Kasebier
b. Southworth and Hawes
c*. Rauschenburg
d. Gilbert and George
Title:
46. (Figure22-40)
a. Hesse
*b. Kahlo
c. Frankenthaler
d. Nevelson
Title:
49. (Figure 23-76)
a. Kaprow
b. Smithson
c. Shapiro
d. Hockney
Type:
Title:
Type:
Title: David Smith
10. What art movement inspired David Smith's Cubi series?
Type:
Title:Craft
20. Why is there now a growing interest in high quality craft objects?
Title: Jean-Michal Basquiat
7. Jean-Michel Basquiat's Flexible recalls the so-called "x-ray" styles of
a. German Expressionism
*b. Australian Aborigines
c. Japanese woodblocks
d. Italian Futurism
Type:
Title:
41. What are the art historical references found in Francis Bacon's Head Surrounded by Sides of
Beef? Why are these references used? What elements of the work are unique to the artist's style
and expression?
Answer:
Type:
Title:
43. Why did artists like Richard Diebenkorn return to figural subjects from Abstract
Expressionism? In what ways does his Girl on a Terrace reflect an influence of both action
painting and Color Field painting? How does this work compare to and differ from Philip
Pearlstein's Two Models?
Answer:
Type:
Title:
5. How is the "primitive real of the subsconscious" communicated by the pictographs of Adolph
Gottlieb?
Type:
Title: Gorky
6. How does the imagery of Arshile Gorky's paintings transform the biomorphic abstraction of
Surrealism and the color intensity of Kandinsky?
Type:
Title: Art Brut
8. Define l'art brut.
Type:
Title:Dubuffet
What sources influenced Jean Dubuffet in his work?
Type:
Title:Dubuffet
How does Dubuffet's work relate to his statement, "I would like people to look at my work as an
enterprise for the rehabilitation of scorned values, and ... a work of ardent celebration."
Type:
Title: Cobra
9. What was the COBRA group?
Type:
Title: Appel
How did Karel Appel synthesize contemporary European influences with American Action
Painting in his work?
Type:
Title: Francis Bacon
10. How does Francis Bacon utilize art historical imagery in his forceful and highly personal
expressionist style?
Type:
Title:African
15. What three stylistic tendencies have been pursued by African-American artists since World
War 11:
a.
b.
c.
Type:
Title:African
What three stylistic tendencies have been pursued by African-American artists since World War
11How are these tendencies manifested in the works of: Romare Bearden, William T. Williams,
Raymond Saunders
Type:
Title: Op
Type:
Title: Noguchi
6. In what ways does the sculpture of Isamu Noguchi mediate Eastern and Western artistic
traditions?
Type:
Title: Eva Hesse
12. How would you justify the statement that in viewing Eva Hesse's sculpture we see "a central
mystery unveiled through its often paradoxical, mythic character"?
Type:
Title: Post-Modernism - Sculpture
4. What principles define Deconstructivism in Sculpture
Title: Post-Modernism - Fabro
1. What attitudes of post-modern art are found in works by: Luciano Fabro
Type:
Title: Rauschenberg
11. Robert Rauschenberg pioneered assemblage sculpture during Dada.
a. true
*b. false
Type:
Title:Keinholz
15. The State Hospital, by Edward and Nancy Keinholz, (Janson, p. 840, ill. 1164) is emblematic,
in Janson's words, of "the unseen misery beneath the surface of modern life." How does this work
communicate this suffering with such an impact to us?
Type:
Title: Matthew Barney
37. Matthew Barney in Cremaster 5: Her Giant uses a series of films to refer to the idea of gender
merging.
*a. True
b. False
Type:
Title: Basquiat
19. Which artist who began as a graffiti artist in the late 1970s is associated with a seemingly
primitive or naïve style?
a. Lucian Freud
b. Eric Fischl
c. Andy Warhol
*d. Jean-Michel Basquiat
e. Terry Winters
Type:
Title:
37. Susan Rothenberg's paintings first came to public attention in a 1978 exhibition at the
Whitney Museum of American Art.
a. True
*b. False
Type: Joel Shapiro
21. This sculptor plays with our tendency to find images in rectangular units of wood or metal
assembled somewhat like children's blocks.
a. Schabel
b. van Gogh
c. Turrell
d. Matisse
*e) Shapiro
Type:
Title: David Hockney
48. David Hockney worked with a master printer and experimented with using colored paper pulp
to paint images.
*a. True
b. False
Type:
Title: David Hockney
6. The artist who used pressed paper pulp to create images such as Diving Board with Shadow
was which of these artists?
*a. Hockney
b. Lin
c. Picasso
d. Pippin
e) LeWitt