ART SECTION 2 - Additional Art Pieces Flashcards

1
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Made “Under Discussion”

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Allora & Calzadilla

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2
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Included in “Under Discussion”

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6 minute video that shows a fisherman driving an upside-down table with a motor attached to the back around the island

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What metaphors were the artists interested in for “Under Discussion”

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A table as an object that brings together people for a discussion, but when upturned, such an object also communicates disfunction

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4
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What does the man in “Under Discussion” do

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Circle a traditional path for fishing in Vieques

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5
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What is included in the traditional path that the man follows in “Under Discussion”

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Large craters from exploded bombs and signs indicating the presence of other explosives that had never detonated

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6
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The path of the fisherman in “Under Discussion” is another way of

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Marking the land in a manner that leaves no permanent trace

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7
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How long was the video “Under Discussion”

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6 minutes

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8
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Made the painting “Cho-looke. the Yosemite Fall”

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Albert Bierstadt

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9
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Part of an influential group of americans who traveled throughout the western US in the late 19th centuries

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Albert Bierstadt

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10
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What kind of paintings did Albert Bierstadt and contemporaries like Thomas Moran and Thomas Hill paint

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Dramatic vistas of mountains and waterfalls to be displayed back in the East

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11
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What did large-scale paintings that show dramatic mountains and waterfalls show

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The American West to be a landscape of fantastic drama and beauty

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12
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What did large-scale paintings that show dramatic mountains and waterfalls draw upon

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Romanticism European

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13
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What was the use of Romanticism European in large-scale paintings

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To stir interest among the American public in expanding the land claimed by the U.S. all the way to the Pacific Ocean

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14
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What did paintings that associated with the doctrine of Manifest Destiny play a direct role in

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Convincing members of Congress to dedicate national park lands to protect the kind environments shown by Bierstadt

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15
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The copper-colored walls are a copy of the artwork

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“Clara-Clara”

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16
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Material preferred by Richard Serra for his sculptures

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Rusted COR-TEN steel

17
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Media of Richard Serra

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Large-scale, site-specific sculpture

18
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What movement was Richard Serra part of

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Postminimilism

19
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What movement did Richard Serra work alongside of

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Land art movement

20
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Why did Richard Serra work alongside the land art movement

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To establish site-specificity

21
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Where was “Tilted Arc” originally installed

A

Lower Manhattan in 1981

22
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Where did the money for “Tilted Arc” come from

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Public Funds

23
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“Tilted Arc” was cast in controversy and got complaints from

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A small number of federal white-collar workers employed in the area

24
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What resulted due to complaints of “Tilted Arc”

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A hearing was organized to discuss relocating the sculpture

25
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Why did Richard Serra not want to relocate “Tilted Arc”

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Moving it was tantamount to negating its site-specificity and therefore the work as a whole

26
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What eventually happened to “Tilted Arc”

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It was removed from the site in 1989

27
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Why did Richard Serra say his art “Tilted Arc” was destroyed

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Because it was removed from its site

28
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What other artpiece of Richard Serra’s was moved

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“Clara-Clara”

29
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Where was “Clara-Clara” originally installed

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In the Beaubourg area of Paris

30
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Where was “Clara-Clara” moved to

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Paris Tuileries Garden for the exhibition “Monumenta 2008”

31
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How does Monkman employ “Clara-Clara” in “Fourth World”

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As a buffalo jump

32
Q

What did Native Americans traditionally use to direct bison for slaughter

A

natural land formations like two narrow cliffs

33
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What does the presence of “Clara-Clara” invoke

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Impending slaughter; Alluding to the mass killing of bison that took place across the 19th century to the point that the animals were on the brink of extinction