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The term used to discuss how a building stands up is: |
Structure |
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Which structure features an arcade of round arches? |
Pont du Gard |
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Alexander Calder was one of the first artists to explore the possibilities of: |
Kinetic sculpture |
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A subcategory of constructed sculpture- as seen in the works of Deborah Butterfield- that involves the use of familiar objects in new ways is: |
Assemblage |
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Gothic builders were able to open large areas for windows, because they used pointed arches and |
Flying buttresses |
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Robert Longo’s Corporate Wars: Walls of Influence is an example of: |
A high-relief sculpture |
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In the Crystal Palace, Joseph Paxton made use of: |
Cast Iron |
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Due to its monumental size, Viola Frey’s Stubborn Woman, Orange Hands is supported using: |
An Armature |
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LEED gives awards to architects for: |
Environmental design |
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Which architect famously stated " Less is more"? |
Mies van der Rohe |
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Which work is an example of an assemblage? |
Pablo Picasso’s Bull’s Head |
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A typical example of a low-relief sculpture is: |
A coin |
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Who led the Chicago school and is generally regarded as the first great modern architect? |
Louis Sullivan |
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Olafer Eliasson’s The Weather Project is an example of: |
Site-specific art |
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"Zimbabwe" means: |
"Stone House" |
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"Metallic flower" is the description given by: |
Frank Gehry to his Guggenheim Museum Bilbao |
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Julio Gonzalez was the first known sculptor to use: |
The welding torch |
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Sculpture that is meant to be seen from all sides is called in-the-round or: |
Freestanding |
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What is also called a substitution process? |
Casting |
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