Séance 3 Flashcards

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1
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How many people used the subway in NYC back then?

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5.65m

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What passion did Keith Haring discover at the beginning of his art career?

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a passion for including the public in his own art

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In what year did Keith Haring move to NYC to study at the School of Visual Design?

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1978

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What did Keith Haring do once in New York?

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He began using the black empty advertising spaces on subway station walls to make his art

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What materials did Keith Haring use to create his art?

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white chalk

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What kind of drawings did Keith Haring make?

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clean lines and cartoonish characters

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What were some of Keith Haring’s signature drawings?

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  • dancing characters
  • the barking dog
  • radiant baby
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Whose attention did Keith Haring attract?

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  • the art world
  • commuters
  • city authorities
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Where is Keith Haring’s most iconic mural located?

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Berlin wall

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10
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How is Keith Haring’s career summarized?

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Short but flashing.

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What did Keith Haring manage to achieve in his short career?

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  • abolish the rigid boundaries between high art and popular art
  • democratize street art and simple designs
  • transition from the streets to being acclaimed by the art world
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What was the positive sides of the use of generic images in Keith Haring’s work?

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it bypassed the art world establishment and elitism

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What theory did Keith Haring’s drawings in the subway rely on?

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Semiotics (the theory of signs)

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How did Keith Haring enter the art world?

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through the backdoor of popular appeal, then the media, then art community

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What was Keith Haring’s first entry into commercial art?

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through an Absolut Vodka advertising campaign

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Why did Keith Haring want to enter commercial art?

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he wanted to appeal to a wider audience

17
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What was Pop Shop?

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K. Haring’s own store he opened in Manhattan to sell merchandising

18
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What term did some art critics use to describe Keith Haring?

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a sellout

19
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What does Jeffrey Deitch believe about Keith Haring?

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K. Haring belongs to the category of artists who tried to push forward the boundaries of what is considered art or not

20
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What type of art influenced Keith Haring deeply?

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Primitive art, like Aboriginal and African art