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1
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Fluorescent Lights

A

Flavin

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In the 1980s, _____ was born as artists were ready to express their emotions again.

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Neo-Expressionism

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3
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Fallingwater

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Wright

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4
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The Unrecognized Ones

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Abakanowicz

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5
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Adjustable back chair, Arts and Crafts movement

A

Stickley

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6
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Biscuits, Art Nouveau movement

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Mucha

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7
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Spiral Jetty

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Smithson

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8
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Lichtenstein

A

Pop Art

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9
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Close

A

Photorealism

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10
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Mondrian

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Hard Edge

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11
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Rauschenberg

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Pre-Pop Art

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12
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Humana Building

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Graves

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13
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How Sir Bedivere cast the sword Excalibur into the water from Le Morte d’Arthur, Art Nouveau

A

Beardsley

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14
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In the art world, artistic expression and functionality are often referred to as _______.

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form and function

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15
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_____ is an art movement that reduced art to the bare essentials.

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Minimalism

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16
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Seagram Building

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Rohe and Johnson

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17
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The Art Nouveau movement can be easily recognized by its lines that look like gently twisted _____ of long, reaching tendrils and water lily shapes.

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vines

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18
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The Arts and Crafts movement of the late _____ century was headed by Ruskin and Morris.

A

19th

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19
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Art Nouveau kept itself to simple, natural craftsmanship, while Art Deco accepted and embraced the change that came with the ______ age.

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machine

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20
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______ artists were much more interested in the creative idea than the “superficial” product.

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Conceptual

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21
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Four Times Square building

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Fox & Fowle

22
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Untitled

A

Judd

23
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WPA poster

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Art Deco

24
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Christ the Redeemer

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Art Deco

25
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_____ made black and white illustrations with no shading with a focus on patterns in motifs that were flowing and intricate.

A

Beardsley

26
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Birdies in a field

A

Oldenburg

27
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Light, airy sculpture that was in constant motion

A

Calder

28
Q

The murals of Rivera depicted both the past and the future of ______ history.

A

Mexican

29
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Oak and leather side chair, Arts and Crafts movement

A

Wright

30
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Man and Machine, Social Realism

A

Rivera

31
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Though ______ made things familiar, it was also glossing up art so much that it became hyper-impersonal and anonymous.

A

Pop Art

32
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_______ had a concept of total architecture that anticipated and predicted the needs of the twentieth century and fulfilled them through design.

A

Gropius

33
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Abstract Expressionism, also known as “_____ painting,” stressed energy and movement in almost a frenzied fashion that can be seen in the results.

A

action

34
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A key to the _______ artists was to recycle what worked in the past with a new twist.

A

Post-Modern

35
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The Art Deco design style used geometrical shapes that stand out and ______ colors.

A

bold

36
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Warhol

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Pop Art

37
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Pollock

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Abstract Expressionism

38
Q

de Kooning

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Abstract Expressionism

39
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Oldenburg

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Pop Art

40
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Rothko

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Color Field

41
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Jenny Holzer Installation at the Toyota Municipal Museum of Art

A

Holzer

42
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U.S. Pavilion, Expo 67 Dome

A

Fuller

43
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Valley Curtain

A

Christo and Jeanne-Claude

44
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The _______ artists made their abstract art so huge that they would be considered mural sized.

A

Color Field

45
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Tiffany Lampshade

A

Art Nouveau

46
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The Craftsman magazine, founded by ____, became very influential in the world of design.

A

Stickley

47
Q

Chrysler Building

A

Van Alen

48
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What the Water Gave Me, Surrealism

A

Kahlo

49
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Bowl of Pearls

A

Weiwei

50
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During the _______ century, artists no longer had to please a patron, so they were able to have radical and free expression in their art

A

20th

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