Painting Unit 6 Pre/Post Test

What kind of art did Jean-Michel Basquiat make?

• Surrealism
• Minimalism
• Impressionism
• Abstract-Expressionist

What kinds of mediums did Basquiat use in making his art?

• acrylic paint, oil stick, spray paint, collage elements
• watercolor paint
• charcoal
• digital art

What is symbolism?

• Symbolism is the use of numbers to represent ideas or qualities.
• Symbolism is the use of literal meanings to represent ideas or qualities.
• Symbolism is the use of colors to represent ideas or qualities.
• Symbolism is the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities.

What is artistic style?

• Artistic style is the way an artist copies others' work.
• Artistic style is the same for every artist.
• Artistic style is not important in art.
• Artistic style is the unique way in which an artist portrays their creativity through different artistic elements.

What kind of art did Basquiat start making?

• Graffiti art
• Sculpture
• Abstract art
• Photography

Who purchased a painting by Basquiat in 2013 for $4.5 million?

• Jay Z

• Mark Zuckerberg
• LeBron James

• Elon Musk

What is abstract art?

• Abstract art is a style of art that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of visual reality.
• Abstract art is a style of art that focuses on realistic portraits.
• Abstract art is a style of art that only uses black and white colors.
• Abstract art is a style of art that aims to accurately depict visual reality.

Which movement is Jean-Michel Basquiat associated with?

• Art Nouveau

• Cubism

• Abstract-Expressionism

• Futurism

What does the term 'graffiti art' refer to?

• Art that is only found in galleries

• Art that involves sculpting on walls

• Art that is created using digital tools

• Art that is created in public spaces, often without official permission

How is symbolism most commonly used in art?

• To create a literal representation of a subject

• To convey deeper meanings or messages through symbols

• To focus on the light and color aspects of paintings

• To replicate historical art styles without modern influences