Kara Walker-American Artist

One of Walker's large linoleum silhouette created in 1997 was titled

• The Keeper of the Slaves

• The Keys to the Coop

• Cooped Up!

• The Key to Freedom

Walker's installation "GONE" historically shows

• Life on a plantation

• the slave trade

• the romance of the Civil War

• the realities of the old south

Walker's art if the release of

• monochrome imagery

• a traditionally proper Victorian medium

• watrmark drippings

• delicately carved scuptures

Walker's work shows a type of reality remeniscent of

• the 20th century

• Mississippi

• Antebellum

• the 1800s

The unique thing about Walker's Marvelous Sugar Baby project was

• it was set on a plantation

• it romantized freedom

• it included many layers of black history

• slaves once harvested sugar

Kara used her artistic platform to depict

• social issues

• colorful history lessons

• an understanding of geometric shapes

• the use of watercolors

A large scale project of Walker's was installed here

• an art museum

• an abondoned warehouse

• an empty oil refinery

• a sugar refinery

Where Kara Walker moved to at age 13

• Compton

• California

• Georgia

• Vermont

Award won by Walker-she was youngest at the time of receiving

• Scholarship for Young Arists

• a scholarship to Georgia Unviersity

• The MacArthur Fellowship

• The Atlanta Fellowship

Where Walker earned her bachelor's degree

• Georgia University

• Atlanta College

• MacArthur University

• Stockton College of FIne Arts