20th Century Art Movements

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Georgia and Hopkins are visiting an art museum and come across a painting that is characterized by a naive style and does not employ traditional rules of proportion and perspective. Which art movement does this painting belong to?

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Folk Art

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Cora and Mollie learn about an art movement that originated in the Harlem district and had a significant impact on the United States and the world. What is this art movement?

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Harlem Renaissance

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During a school trip to a museum, Hyatt and Thatcher were discussing an art movement characterized by the use of angular, symmetrical geometric forms and inspired by the rapid growth of industrialization in North America. Can you guess which art movement they were talking about?

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Art Deco

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What art movement is characterized by non-representational art, divided into Action Painting and Color Field Painting?

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Abstract Expressionism

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Which art movement is characterized by bold bright colors and depicts everyday imagery of contemporary consumer culture?

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Pop Art

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Brooks, Michael, and Liam are in an art gallery, looking at a painting that closely resembles a photograph. They are trying to identify the art movement that this painting could be a part of, which focuses on the interpretation of photographs and paintings.

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Photorealism

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What art movement features everyday imagery of contemporary consumer culture and uses bold bright colors?

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Pop Art

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Ava and Parker are visiting an art museum. They come across a section characterized by non-representational, or non-objective, art. This art movement can be divided into Action Painting and Color Field Painting. Can you guess which art movement they're exploring?

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Abstract Expressionism

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Bennett and Jordan are in an art gallery discussing a painting that looks exactly like a photograph. Which art movement could this painting belong to?

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Photorealism

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Phoebe and Carlie are on a school trip to a local art gallery. They stumble upon a painting that is characterized by a naive style and does not follow the traditional rules of proportion and perspective. Can they determine which art movement this painting is associated with?

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Folk Art