Modern Art Part 3 Flashcards

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The De Stijl movement was also called…

Cubism

Neoplasticism

Constructivism

Symbolism

A

Neoplasticism

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Fundamental characteristics of the De Stijl Movement include which one of these:

Garish colors, impasto, aggressive brushstrokes

Dreamlike imagery with a focus on subconscious

Primary colors, vertical and horizontal lines, geometric shapes

Absurd and nonsensical subject matter and found objects

A

Primary colors, vertical and horizontal lines, geometric shapes

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What best describes readymade art? Pick one:

Art that focuses on the internal

Art printed on a silkscreen

Art made from manufactured objects

Art designed to transform a space

A

Art made from manufactured objects

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This art movement was proclaimed as the “anti-movement”. Pick one:

Dada

Surrealism

DeStijl

Cubism

A

Dada

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5
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This female artist covered an everyday object in fur. Pick one:

Frida Kahlo

Kathe Kollowitz

Meret Oppenheim

Mary Cassatt

A

Meret Oppenheim

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What significant life event occurred the year Frida painted, The Two Fridas? Pick one:

Her recovery from polio

Her marriage to Diego Rivera

Her divorce from Diego Rivera

Her injury in a bus accident

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Her divorce from Diego Rivera

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What detail in The Two Fridas is frequently seen in Kahlo’s work as a symbol of union? Pick one:

Exposed hearts

Human blood

Miniature portraits

Mexican attire

A

Human blood

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What subject is most common among Frida Kahlo’s paintings? Pick one:

Native folk tales

Mothers with children

Mexican workers

Self portraits

A

Self portraits

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Which themes are commonly addressed in the work of Frida Kahlo? Pick one:

Her cultural heritage

Emotional suffering

Physical pain

All of the above

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All of the above

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Dream Of A Sunday Afternoon In The Alameda Park is part of what movement? Pick one:

Surrealism

Cubism

Abstract Expressionism

Mexican Muralism

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Mexican Muralism

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Where was the original location of Sunday Afternoon in the Alameda Park? Pick one:

Hotel Del Prado

Cuba

Alameda Park

Museum of Modern Art

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Hotel Del Prado

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The technique of painting directly on wet plaster… Pick one:

Impasto

Stucco

Fresco

Intaglio

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Fresco

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Wifredo Lam’s “The Jungle” represents what country’s culture in a different way? Pick one:

Mexico

America

Cuba

Spain

A

Cuba

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What are the figures doing in Lam’s, “The Jungle” Pick one:

Playing instruments

Working in sugarcane fields

Eating at a restaurant

Enjoying an afternoon at the park

A

Working in sugarcane fields

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Jacob Lawrence painted a series of paintings on this theme. Pick one:

The portrayal of women icons

Deconstruction of traditional representation

The migration of African Americans to the North after the Civil War

Everyday objects for everyday people

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The migration of African Americans to the North after the Civil War

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De Kooning was more focused on the painting process rather than the finished product.
True or False?

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True

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What was the main influence of Pop Art? Pick one:

Theories of dreams and the subconscious

Developments in avant garde theatre and dance

Popular and commercial culture

Prehistoric and ancient monuments

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Popular and commercial culture

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Work included in this art movement transformed a site- specific space. Pick one:

Earth Art

Mexican Muralism

Installation Art

De Stijl

A

Installation Art

19
Q

In what decade did Kusama move to New York City? Pick one:

1950’s

1940’s

1960’s

1970’s

20
Q

Works in this particular movement became part of the process of nature. Pick one:

Installation Art

De Stijl

Earth Art

Abstract Expressionism

21
Q

“Fountain” Artist:

DE STIJL/EARTH ART

A

DuChamp

(Style: Dada)

Vocab: Ready-Made

22
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“Object (Le Dejeuner en Fourrure)” Artist:

DE STIJL/EARTH ART

A

Oppenheim
(Style: Surrealism)

Vocab: Collage

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“Composition with Red, Blue, and Yellow” Artist:

DE STIJL/EARTH ART

A

Mondrian
(Style: De Stijl)

Vocab: Neoplasticism

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“The Jungle” Artist:

DE STIJL/EARTH ART

A

Wifredo Lam
(Style: Afro-Cuban)

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"The Migration of the Negro, Panel No. 49" Artist: ## Footnote DE STIJL/EARTH ART
Jacob Lawrence (Style: Harlem Renaissance) ## Footnote Vocab: Harlem Renaissance
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"The Two Fridas" Artist: ## Footnote DE STIJL/EARTH ART
Frida Kahlo (Style: Surrealism)
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"Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park" Artist: ## Footnote DE STIJL/EARTH ART
Diego Rivera (Style: Mexican Mural Painting)
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"Lipstick (Ascending) on Caterpillar Tracks" Artist: ## Footnote DE STIJL/EARTH ART
Oldenburg (Style: Pop Art)
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"Marilyn Diptych" Artist: ## Footnote DE STIJL/EARTH ART
Andy Warhol (Style: Pop Art) ## Footnote Vocab: Silk Screen
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"Woman I" Artist: ## Footnote DE STIJL/EARTH ART
de Kooning (Style: Abstract Expressionism) ## Footnote Vocab: Action Painting
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"Narcissus Garden" Artist: ## Footnote DE STIJL/EARTH ART
Yayoi Kusama (Style: Installation/Performance Art) ## Footnote Vocab: Installation
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"The Bay" Artist: ## Footnote DE STIJL/EARTH ART
Frankenthaler (Style: Abstract Expressionism) ## Footnote Vocab: Color Field Painting
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Prioritizes the visual impact of color itself, rather than representational imagery or emotional expression.
Color Field Painting
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A three-dimensional art form that transforms a space, often inviting viewers to become part of the artwork, rather than simply observing it from the outside.
Installation
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a style of abstract expressionism that emphasizes the physical act of painting, where the process and gestures of the artist become as important as the finished artwork.
Action Painting
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a stenciling method that involves printing ink through stencils that are supported by a porous fabric mesh stretched across a frame called a screen.
Silkscreen
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a period of time in the early 1900s when African-American music, literature, and art flourished.
Harlem Renaissance
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an avant-garde art theory advocating for a purified, abstract art using simple geometric shapes, right-angled relationships, and primary colors.
Neoplasticism
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an artistic technique where various materials like paper, fabric, and photographs are glued or attached to a surface to create a new image or composition.
Collage
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a manufactured object, often mass-produced and utilitarian, that an artist selects and presents as a work of art, often by isolating it from its original purpose and giving it a new context and title.
Ready-made
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"The Spiral Jetty" Artist: (De Stijl/Earth Art)
Smithson (Earth Art/Earth Work)
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Conciseness and clarity in art. Focuses on impact.
Brevity
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The concept of order - to disorder or decay - then chaos
Entropy