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Art Section 4 & 5 Flashcards

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What two things contributed to the understanding that ecosystems were understood through robust systems theories derived from new computing technologies?

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The conclusion of World War 2 and the rise of the field of cybernetics.

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What influential piece of art criticism did Jack Burnham publish in 1968?

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Systems Esthetics

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Where did Helen and Newton Harrison live from 1957 to 1960?

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Florence, Italy

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What did Helen Mayer Harrison study?

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English and education

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What did Newton Harrison study?

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Art at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts

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When did Newton Harrison begin collaborating with other artists?

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The late 1960’s

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Why were the Harrisons important in contemporary eco art?

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They were vital in establishing the activist engagement and informed interdisciplinarity of much of the contemporary eco art produced in the last half century, the Harrisons were true pioneers.

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Which artists made ‘Making Earth’?

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Helen and Newton Harrison

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Where was ‘Shrimp Farm, Survival Piece #2’ staged at?

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Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)

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What causes the reddish hue in the water around Spiral Jetty?

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Carotene produced by algae due to high salt levels.

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?What was a key outcome of the Harrisons’ Shrimp Farm exhibition?

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An actual harvest of shrimp from the ponds

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What crab species did the Harrisons cultivate in The Lagoon Cycle?

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Scylla serrata, or mud crab

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How did the Harrisons simulate monsoon conditions for the crabs?

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By decreasing salinity and increasing available food.

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How did the duration of The Lagoon Cycle differ from previous works

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It was not limited to a predetermined period and was ongoing.

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What unique narrative technique did the Harrisons use in The Lagoon Cycle?

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An oblique dialogue between a Lagoon maker and a Witness.

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What do the seven panels in The Lagoon Cycle incorporate?

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Text, maps, and cut photo-collage

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What aspect did the first three panels of The Lagoon Cycle explore

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The transition from indoor tanks to outdoor environments.

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What bold proposal was made regarding the Salton Sea?

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To regulate salinity, herbicide, and pesticide levels by connecting it to the Gulf of California.

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The Creator of “Rhine Water Purification Plant (1972) was created by Hans Haacke. What were the two places he lived in and what years did he start living there. (Hint: One is his birth place)

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He was Born in Cologne Germany in 1936, and has been based in New York City, since 1965

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“Rhine Water Purification Plant (1972)” is a site-based installation, where is it located? (Be Specific)

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Museum Haus Lange, in Krefeild, Germany

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What does Hans Haacke’s creation “Rhine Water Purification Plant (1972)” epitomize?

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Haackle’s engagement with different kinds of systems, this includes economic and environmental

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Haacke’s creation “Rhine Water Purification Plant (1972) was humorously called a “purification plant”. What are the 2 features of the piece that was mentioned?

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  1. The installation was much smaller than a plant 2. It functionally cleaned polluted water from Rhine River
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Explain the Process that Haacke’s “Rhine Water Purification Plant (1972)” went through to clean water.

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Water from Rhine’s River was pumped into Gallery Space, then it was purified by having the water pass through basins treated with Chemicals and over the top filters (composed of Charcoal and Sand). The Clean water pilled a rectangular Plexiglas prism on floor.

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Haacke extended a preceding works that incorporated both Real-Time water cycles and ecological concerns. This was because of his “Rhine Water Purification Plant (1972)”. Around 1962 what was the movement Haacke started experimenting with?

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The Movement of water within Plexiglas containers, the best known being “Condensation Cube (1963-65)” and another well known work was “Wave (1965)”

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What was Haacke’s work “Wave (1965)”?

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A rectangular prism suspended from the ceiling that swings in subtle variation with air currents in the room and movement of liquid within the box.

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Hans Haacke described art objects and conditions of life within its environment as a continuous system. In the quote given, he refers to Kinetic Artwork as a ‘Sculpture’. What was the first thing he said about Kinetic Art work? (Hint: has something to do with how it should/shouldn’t be referred to.)

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“A ‘sculpture’ that physically reacts to its environment and/or affects its surroundings is no longer to be regarded as an object.”

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What group was the creator of “Phine Water Purifcation Plant (1972) mainly associated with in Eroupe?

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“Zero Group” which was formed in Dusseldorf in 1957. They were known for using technologies to create moving artwork.

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The Zero group, associated with Hans Haacke & his artwork “Rhine water purification plant’ was known to create ___ artworks.

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Kinetic, or moving

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In which city & country is ‘Rhine Water Purification plant’ located?

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Krenfeld, Germany

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When was ‘Rhine Water Purification plant’ made? And by Who?

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1972 by Hans Haacke

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The artwork ‘Rhine Water purification plant’ was an actual working water purifier, meaning that it did what?

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Purified water. turned muddy water from the Rhine river into clean, purified water

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Haacke has made other kinetic artworks beside the purification plant. one of the more famous ones is called _____, in which a small amount of water in the cube did what?

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“Condensation Cube” The small amount of water evaporated & condensated back down

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In 1969, Cornell University invited “Hans Haacke’s to make 2 artworks. What where they called?

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Grass Grows & Ice Rope

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In 1971, Hans Haacke made an artwork titled “Shapolsky” that was removed from the museum 6 weeks before it opened. What was the artwork about?

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146 apartments in New York, detailing New York Biggest Slumlords.

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The “Artwork” ‘MoMA Poll’ By Hans Haacke employs watches to vote “yes” or “no” to a question about…?

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New York’s then governor. his Southeast Asian policies. & the relation between the museum & US politics

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Hans Haacke’s artworks employ nature to help make it. However nature isn’t always controllable in that matter. One failed artworks was entitled “Ice Rope” where…

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He intended water from the waterfall to fall on & freeze the rope. Unfortunately it didn’t work

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Where was Nancy Holt born?

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Nancy Holt (1938–2014) was born in Worcester,
Massachusetts.

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Where was Nancy Holt raised?

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New Jersey

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What did Nancy Holt study at Tufts University?

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Biology

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Who is Nancy Holt’s husband?

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Robert Smithson

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Sun Tunnels is an example of what art movement?

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Outdoor Earthworks of the Land art movement.

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What do “Sun Tunnels” consist of?

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It consists of four large concrete cylinders set into the Great Basin Desert in Utah, configured in the shape of an “X” that measures eighty-six feet on the diagonal.

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What magazine issue the essay “Sun Tunnels” by Nancy Holt?

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Artforum magazine

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When was the magazine “Sun Tunnels” by Nancy Holt published?

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1977

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How many years did it took Nancy Holt to plan and execute the artwork “Sun Tunnels”?

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It took Holt three years to plan and execute.

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When and where was Mark Dion (the artist behind our selected artwork “A Meter of Jungle”) born?

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he was born in 1961 in New Bedford, Massachusetts

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Similarly to Hans Haake, what was Mark Dione (the artist behind our selected artwork “A Meter of Jungle”) concerned with?

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histories of museum display

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Who did Mark Dion (the artist behind our selected artwork “A Meter of Jungle”) meeting in the 1980s’ at the Independent Study Program of Whitney Museum of American Art in New York? They studied together as well.

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Hans Haake

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A Meter of Jungle (our selected art work by Mark Dione) was a contribution to what exhibition in 1992?

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Arte Amazonas at Rio de Janeiro’s Museu de Arte Moderna

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What did the work for creating A Meter of Jungle by Mark Dion entail?

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transplanting a section of the Amazon rainforest floor to the gallery of the Arte Amazonas at Rios de Janeiro’s Museum de Arte Moderna in 1992 and sifting through the soil very closely to identify insects

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What natural historian is A Meter of Jungle by Mark Dione inspired by?

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William Bebe; who had filled a “war-bag” with leaves, sticks, moss, earth, and different types of mold from the Brazilian rainforest to dissect during his boat ride back to New York

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As an employee of the New York Zoological Park (now the Bronx Zoo), what did William Bebe (the man who inspired Mark Dion’s A Meter of Jungle) found?

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it was called the Department of Tropical Research

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What has Mark Dion (the artist behind our selected work A Meter of Jungle) been recognzed for?

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conceptual art projects grounded in environmental concerns

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What did the display of Mark Dion’s A Meter of Jungle coincided with?

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the United Nations “Earth Summit” in Rio de Janeiro in 1992

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Meter of Jungle is an artwork rooted in the belief that ___.

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building a responsible future involves working through the challenging legacies of the environmental past

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Who was a reference point for Mark Dion’s A Meter of Jungle?

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William Beebe

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Who’s work is ecology fundamental for?

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Mark Dion

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What do critiques say about Mark Dion’s work?

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that its antiquated passion for “natural history” or strictly an activist call to action.

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What does Dion do that provides a vies of the 1990s ecology politics?

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his extended treatment of the tropical rainforest

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When do the tropics first appear on Dion’s work?

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1989

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What does the piece “Tropical Rainforest Preserves” look like?

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a library like cart

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With who did Dion collaborate with to make “Tropical Rainforest Preserves”

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William Schefferine

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Dion created A Meter of Jungle in the context of what?

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a United Nations “Earth Summit” in Rio de Janeiro in 1992

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When was Pierre Huyghe born

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1962

65
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Where does Pierre Huyghe study?

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Nationale Supérieure des art Décoratifs

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When did Pierre Huyghe international first appear internationally

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1990s

67
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Who did Pierre Huyghe co-authorship “No-Ghost just a shell” with

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Philippe Parreno.

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What is Pierre Huyghe ethnicity

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French

69
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Which major character did Pierre Huyghe buy the intellectual property to

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Annlee

70
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When did Pierre Huyghe make “the third memory”

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1999

71
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When was “Untitled” made

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2011-2012

72
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Which international Documenta was “Untitled made for

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the 13th

73
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Which three writers, wrote about their experience of nature from a solitary perspective?

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Thoreau, Muir, and Leopold,

74
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What ethnicity is Alma Woodsey Thomas?

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African-American

75
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Howl old was Thomas when she moved to Washington D.C.?

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16

76
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What university did Thomas receive her fine arts degree?

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Harvard

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Where was Thomas a teacher?

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Shaw Junior High School

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What year did Alma Thomas a full time artist?

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1960

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in 1972 where was Thomas’s art exhibited?

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Whitney Museum of American Art

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Thomas is the first black woman to do what?

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one-person exhibition at that institution.

81
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Where was Ana Mendieta born?

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Ana Mendieta (1948–85) was born in Havana, Cuba.

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Why did Ana Mendieta left Cuba in 1961?

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She left the island in 1961 following the Cuban Revolution through Operation Pedro Pan.

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What is Operation Pedro pan? (From Untitled…Series)

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An American government program run by Catholic Charities, which managed to transport 14,000 unaccompanied children out of Fidel Castro’s Cuba to the United States.

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What university did Ana Mendiete get her Bachelor’s and Master of art degree in painting?

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University of Iowa

85
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What did Grass on Women by Ana Mendieta consisted of?

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In Grass on Woman (1972), Mendieta lay face-down in the grass and partially covered herself with more cut grass,

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What does “Feathers on Women” by Ana Mendieta consisted of?

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In works like Feathers on Woman of 1972, she covered her naked body
with chicken feathers to transform herself into the Mesoamerican feathered serpent Quetzalcoatl.

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What does “Chicken Piece” by Ana Mendieta consists of?

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In Chicken Piece she carried out a ritualistic performance with the blood of a decapitated chicken, rendering her body an extreme expressionistic action painting and evoking both Cuban Santería rituals and the radical performances of other post-World War II artists such as Carolee Schneemann, Chris Burden, and the Viennese Actionists, who incorporated elements of danger, bodily fluids, and slain animals in many of their performances.

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What did the “Silueta” series by Ana Mendieta consisted of?

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Consisted of traced or sculpted outlines of Mendieta’s body on the ground using various materials and methods that include ignited gunpowder, leaves, grass, mud, stones, other natural elements, and cloth.

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What type of marks were left by Ana Mendieta as sign of movement and presence?

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In some works, she occasionally left additional marks of her movement and presence, such as handprints.

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When was Rebecca Belmore born

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1960

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Where is Rebecca Belmore from

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Ontario Canada

92
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What First nation is Rebecca Belmore part of

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Lac Seul

93
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What city did Rebecca Belmore move to with a primarily white school

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Thunder Bay

94
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What collage did Rebecca Belmore go to

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Ontario collage of art

95
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What school did Rebecca Belmore get honored with a membership

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Royal canadian Academy of arts

96
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When was “Ayum-ee-aawach Oomama-mowan:Speaking to your mother” made

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1991

97
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What years did Rebecca Belmore take “Ayum-ee-aawach Oomama-mowan:Speaking to your mother” across the USA and Canada

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2002 and 2006

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What type of art is “Ayum-ee-aawach Oomama-mowan:Speaking to your mother”

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A sculpture (there is also an audio with the same name)

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Rebecca Belmore originally created our selected artwork Ayum-ee-aawach Oomama mowan: Speaking to their Mother in 1991 as a response to what? Describe this event.

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a 78 day political standoff (known as the Oka Crisis or Kanesatake Resistance) that lasted from July 11 to September 26, 1990 in which a group of 55 Indigenous Mohawk tribe people protested in the Kahnawake reserve in Quebec in an attempt to block the construction of a golf course and townhomes on the land (ownership disputed) that contained a burial ground

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How did the Oka Crisis (aka Kanesatake Resistance), which inspired Rebecca Belmore to create our selected artwork Ayum-ee-aawach Oomama mowan: Speaking to Their Mother, end?

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with the Canadian Army of more than two thousand soldiers arriving, the government then bought the land and ceased property construction, however, it was designated as a territory of the Mohawk reserve.

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What is Rebecca Belmore’s Ayum-ee-aawach Oomama-mowan: Speaking to Their Mother made of?

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it is a cone made of wood and animal hide measuring six feet wide and seven feet long and will occasionally include an electronic megaphone attached to one end

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Rebecca Belmore’s Ayum-ee-aawach Oomama-mowan amplifies the voice how many times?

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nine times

103
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Who is the intended audience of Rebecca Belmore’s Ayum-ee-aawach Oomama-mowan: Speaking to Their Mother when speaking into it?

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the land (which Belmore, like Ana Mendiata, addresses as being maternal)

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Why was 1992 a particularly important year in regards to Rebecca Belmore’s Ayum-ee-aawach Oomama-mowan: Speaking to Their Mother (in 1992 and 1996 Belmore took Speaking to Their Mother across Canada and the United States)?

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it was important for addressing ongoing Indigenous social and environmental issues as it marked the 500th anniversary of Christopher Columbus’s first landing in the Americas and the beginning of European colonization

105
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What term did Vanessa watts coin to describe the notion that the land had a conscious of its own in regards to Rebecca Belmore’s Ayum–ee-aawach Oomama-mowan: Speaking to Their Mother?

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“place-thought”

106
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What type of art is Rebecca Belmore most associated with? She is the artist behind our selected work: Ayum-ee-aawach Oomama-mowan: Speaking to Their Mother

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performance art

107
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What are the three debated starting points for the Anthropocene? (Hint: two were mentioned in the Social Science packet)

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it began with the onset of the Industrial Revolution, Great Acceleration, or that European colonization which was centuries earlier) was a key development that triggered activities that would lead to the current climate crisis

108
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Where were the boxes in the piece ‘See Saw’ buried?

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Houston’s Hermann Park

109
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Where did Mel Chin attend college?

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Peabody College of Vanderbilt University

110
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Where would viewers look at Unmoored?

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floating above Times Square

111
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Why did Mel Chin create ‘See Saw’ of 1976?

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To encourage social interaction

112
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How is Revival Field different from other site-based earthworks?

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It also effectively improves the ecological condition of that place

113
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Who is featured in the film ‘The Arctic Is’ of 2015?

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Jens Danielson

114
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Where does Jens Danielson’s pull a dog sled in “The Arctic Is’ of 2015?

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The streets of Paris, France, and along the bank of Seine River

115
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How deep is the water in ‘Unmoored’?

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26 feet deep

116
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Which film did Al Gore make and star in?

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An Inconvenient Truth

117
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The artist of “Shea Cobb with her Mother… (1982) is a African-American Artist and activist. Where was she born and when?

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Braddock, Pennsylvania in 1982

118
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What are are Latoya Ruby Frazier’s practices. (She is the creator of “Shea Obb with Her Mother…”)

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Her Practices centered on photography (She got her Master of Fine Arts degree in Photography 2007), but also included; video, performance, installation, and artist’s books

119
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What issues does Frazier’s professional practices engage?

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Social justice in the American experience, particular on communities within the Rust Belt

120
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Latoya Ruby Frazier, the Artist of “Shea Cobb with her Mother… (1982) wrote a book prize that was awarded “Inaugural awardee of the Golden Parks Foundation/Steidl”. Which one of her works gave her this award and what did it address?

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“Flint Is Family In Three Acts” addresses the struggle of working-class families during the water crisis in Flint Michigan

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What does Latoya Ruby Frazier’s early project “A Notion of Family (2001-14)” reveal?

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Which ways she draws upon the interpersonal closeness of her family album, as a means to explore and critique broader cultural and systemic issues. The series was photographed in her hometown Braddock and includes family members in domestic environments along with images of decrepit buildings falling apart.

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Frazier’s project “Notion of Family (2001-14)” includes decrepit buildings as one of the many aspects. The example listed, collapsed during 1980s. What was the example listed and how did it affect the population”

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“The Edgar Thomson Steel Works” it collapsed due to severe pay cuts, layoffs, and contraction. This collapse contributed to 90% reduction of Braddock’s population.

123
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Frazier’s 2014 book “A Notion of Family” provided brief discriptions next to her photographs, noting challanges. What’s an example of a challange noted down.

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Her Mother’s battle against the effects of long-term exposure to toxic metals

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What University did Latoya Ruby Frazier get her Master of Fine Arts Degree?

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Syracuse University in 2007

125
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Latoya Ruby Frazier, the Artist of “Shea Cobb with her Mother… (1982), Now is a professor at what institute?

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Art Institute of Chicago

126
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Where does Pierre Huyghe currently live and practice?

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New York City

127
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Where was Pierre Huyghe born?

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Paris, France

128
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What was the title “No Ghost Just a Shell” inspired by?

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1995 Japanese animated film Ghost in the Shell

129
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What is “Annlee”?

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A generic Japanese manga character.

130
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What else has the company that made “Annlee” developed?

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Stock characters

131
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What are the stock characters made by the company that made “Annlee” used for?

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Narrative cartoons, advertisements, and video games.

132
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Where did Huyghe and Parreno find “Annlee”?

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The artists found Annlee in a mail-order catalogue on sale for forty-six thousand yen (approximately four hundred US dollars).

133
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What did Huyghe and Parreno make several of that featured “Annlee”?

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Working as a creative pair, Huyghe and Parreno
created several animated videos featuring Annlee.

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Where did Huyghe and Parreno display their animated videos featuring Annlee?

A

Galleries and museums.

135
Q

Alma Thomas’s painting Snoopy–Early Sun Display on Earth is characteristic by what?

A

an abstract and colourful composition

136
Q

When was Alma Thomas born?

A

1891

137
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When did Alma Thomas die?

A

1978

138
Q

When did the First Lady Ladybird Johnson speaks at a conference on the Beautification of Washington, D.C.?

A

In 1965

139
Q

Who wrote “Black Ecology”?

A

Nathan Hare

140
Q

When was “Black Ecology” written?

A

1970

141
Q

What two acts followed up “The Clean Air Act of 1963”?

A

The Wilderness Act (1964) and the creation of two National Parks, North Cascades and Redwood (1968).

142
Q

What is Alma Thomas’s painting Snoopy–Early Sun Display on Earth characteristic of?

A

their ethical orientation hadn’t

143
Q

What series does Snoopy–Early Sun Display on Earth belong to?

A

“Space Paintings”

144
Q

What series was created at the same time of “Space Paintings”?

A

“Earth Paintings”

145
Q

Thomas’s abstract paintings do not belong to contemporary eco art because___

A

their ethical orientation hadn’t yet fully formed.

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