Type:MT
Matching:
Kline = Abstract Expressionism
Rothko = Abstract Expressionism
Pollock = Abstract Expressionism
Bridget Riley = Op Art
Oldenburg = Pop Art
= Abstract Expressionism
= Color Field Painting
= Minimal art
= Pop Art
= Assemblage
= Modern Art
= Abstract Expressionism
= Color Field Painting
= Minimal art
= Pop Art
= Conceptual Art
= Earth and Site Art
= Superrealism
= Neo-Expressionism
= Assemblage
= Happenings
Type:MT
Title:
Matching:
= Merz
= Formalist abstraction
= Primary structures
= Expressionist figuration
= Post Modernism
= Deconstructionism
= Acrylic
= Automation
= Complementary after-image
= Complementary colors
= Space-time
Type:
Title:
Define: Superrealism
Define: Abstract Expressionism
Define: Color Field Painting
Define: Assemblage
Define: Modern Art
Define: Futurism
Define: International Style
Define: Abstract Expressionism
Define: Color Field Painting
Define: Merz
Define: Mies van der Rohe
Define: Phillip Johnson
Define: Formalist abstraction
Define: Minimal art
Define: Primary structures
Define: Expressionist figuration
Define: Pop Art
Define: Art & Technology
Define: Computer graphics /holography
Define: Conceptual; Art
Define: Post Modernism
Define: Deconstructionism
Define: Earth and Site Art
Define: Acrylic
Define: Assemblage
Define: Automation
Define: Complementary after-image
Define: Complementary colors
Define: Happenings
Define: Abstract Formalism (Minimalism, Structuralism,etc.
Define: Op Art
Define: Kinetic Art
Define: Technological art
Define: Activist & feminist art
Define: New Realism
Type:MT
Title:
1. Magdalena Abakanowicz = created large expressive pieces using fiber materials
2. Laurie Anderson = Post-modernist performance artist
3. Francis Bacon = creator of tortured expressionist figural paintings
4. Larry Bell = sculptor who worked with glass coated with various materials to create spatial
illusions
5. Judy Chicago = organized The Dinner Party, which used traditional craft techniques
6. Christo = interested in the relationship between art, the environment, and political action, he
created large temporary installations
7. Richard Diebenkorn = was a member of the Bay Area Figurative Painters
8. Helen Frankenthaler = artist who developed a technique called "soak-stain"
9. Jean-Luc Godard = creator of New Wave Films
10. Cement Greenberg = art critic who named "Post-Painterly Abstraction"
11. Richard Hamilton = British Pop artist
12. Allan Kaprow = famous for his "Happenings"
13. Kienholz = used found objects to create tableaus expressing empathy for ordinary people
14. Robert Motherwell = a founder of Abstract Expressionism
15. Manuel Neri = created and painted sculptures of nudes that combined classicism and
expressionism
16. Louise Nevelson = sculptor who assembled wooden forms into objects forming walls
17. Frei Otto = designed the roof of the Olympic Stadium, Munich
18. I.M.Pei = designed addition to National Gallery, Washington
19. Nam June Paik = experimental video artist
20. Jackson Pollock = = a founder of Abstract Expressionism
21. Robert Rauschenberg = combined art reproductions, newspaper clippings, and Abstract
Expressionist techniques in works called "combines"
22. Nicholas Schoffer = created the Spatio-dynamic Tower in Liege, Belgium
23. David Smith = sculptor who said "The equipment I use . . . duplicates as nearly as possible
the production equipment used in making a locomotive"
24. Robert Smithson = created giant earth works, including Spiral Jetty
25. Andy Warhol = American Pop artist who used subjects from mass media
26 = computer artist who combined images from electronic cameras with those created by hand
27. Frank Lloyd Wright = designed Guggenheim Museum
Eva Hesse=