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Which of the following best describes how pop art is made? |
a. by borrowing mass-produced images |
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What emotional tone can be detected in pop art images? |
c. ironic and cynical |
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Who is often considered the founder of the pop art movement? |
d. Richard Hamilton |
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What characteristics distinguish Lichtenstein’s work? |
d. all of the above (primary colors, benday dots, comic book style) |
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What different technique did Warhol use to reproduce the image above? |
c. silkscreen |
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What theme did the artist of the above image usually include in his work? |
a. the food industry |
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How was the above image culturally relevant of the pop art style? |
c. heavy pigmentation and well-defined shadows |
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Who is the artist of the image above? |
c. Andy Warhol |
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What format did Warhol borrow to create the above images of Marilyn Monroe? |
b. diptych format from the icons of Christianity such as those found in the Byzantine church |
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According to the lecture, what aspect of American culture inspired the pop art movement? |
a. The influence of mass production |
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Richard Hamilton decided to make art that __________________________,just like car bodies and the latest consumer goods. |
a. symbolized the times by their style |
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Andy Warhol’s best works ___________________ behind their mass-produced surfaces. |
b. conceal important insights |
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When was pop art most popular? |
b. between 1955 and 1965 |
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Who is the artist of the image above? http://media.education2020.com/evresources/4002-06-03-01-00_files/i0130000.jpg |
b. Roy Lichtenstein |
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What was the photographer’s intended function for the windows in the image above? |
a. to isolate the individuals and give a sense of urban alienation |
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Which of the following describes new documentary photography? |
c. It surveyed the social landscape, or social conditions, in a raw and unsentimental manner. |
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How did Minor White contribute to advancement of photography as an art form? |
a. by founding and editing Aperture magazine |
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What was the purpose of Cindy Sherman’s photography? |
c. to portray the various roles and identities of herself and other modern women |
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What is depicted in the image above? |
c. both A and B (a small town girl moving to the big city, a part of a series that are very similar to well-known plots of old-movies) |
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What is the informal name of the photograph above? |
d. Migrant Mother |
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Who is the photographer of the above image? http://media.education2020.com/evresources/4002-06-03-02-00_files/i0100000.jpg |
b. Diane Arbus |
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Which of the following best describes the subject matter of Diane Arbus? |
b. She moved beyond the boundaries of what was considered "acceptable" and conventional. |
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How did the photographer immerse herself in the culture of the image above? |
b. She was concluding a month’s trip photographing migratory farm labor. |
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Who is the photographer of the above image? http://media.education2020.com/evresources/4002-06-03-02-00_files/i0050000.jpg |
d. Robert Frank |
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Who took the above photograph? |
b. Diane Arbus |
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Spiral Jetty is an example of ________________. |
b. Earthworks |
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Which of the following is true of new media art? |
c. combines and uses new, different, and innovative mediums |
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What is the common misconception about the piece above? |
a. many think that it honors basketball |
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What was the artist’s goal with the piece above? |
Not D OR A |
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What is the social message of the piece above? |
a. to encourage kids to have higher goals in life than basketball |
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Why did the artist of the above piece use a spiral shape? |
d. all of the above (It is the most fundamental shape in nature. It appears in DNA molecules. It appears in sea shells and ancient rock art.) |
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Who created the above piece of art? http://media.education2020.com/evresources/4002-06-03-03-00_files/i0160000.jpg |
b. Christo and Jeanne-Claude |
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What do the backboards and baskets set on telephone poles symbolize in the image above? |
b. communication |
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Who created the above piece of art? http://media.education2020.com/evresources/4002-06-03-03-00_files/i0020000.jpg |
b. Christo and Jeanne-Claude |
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Which of the following describes the piece above? |
c. a 24 1/2 mile long , 18 foot high nylon fence that covered an area of California |
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What do the bottle caps on the poles in the piece above symbolize in African cultures? |
Not C, Not D |
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What special significance does the above piece have to the artist? |
a. It symbolizes the perpetual coming and going of things. |
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What are Earthworks? |
c. artistic pieces that involve raw materials found at the site of the piece |
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Richard Hamilton was a(n) _________ artist. |
b. British |
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What is the name of the above piece? |
d. Glue Pour |
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Who created the above piece of art? http://media.education2020.com/evresources/4002-06-03-03-00_files/i0050000.jpg |
a. David Hammons |
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Aside from commercial mass production, what else might Andy Warhol’s use of repetitive imagery have been commenting on? |
[WRONG] c. American culture’s obsession with celebrity |
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Where was the above photograph taken? |
[WRONG] d. Nevada |
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