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WorksheetsLecture Quiz 1
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 18mins
In Yayoi Kusama's piece, what kind of "art" could this be considered as?
Art
Performance Art
Caligraphic art
Maintenance art
Sue Williams's piece is a good example of _____ usage
Caligraphic line
Thin and sloppy line
Gesture line
line
Truth or false: Christo and Jeanne-Claude made this umbrella piece as an Actual line
False
True
I honestly don't know
Who made this art piece?
Edward Scissor Hands
Vito Acconci
Vik Muniz
Pablo Picasso
Giorgio Morandi's piece makes all 5 vases feel like one object of importance and volume. How?
All the vases are in the middle
Each vase has a volume, and we can assume that it's hollow and can hold flowers
When grouped, the bottles become one shape. Space between the bottles and their shadows is important; It gives a good sense of volume.
He made multiple perspectives or a “planer breakdown” of a popular object
What is this statue, made by Alexander Calder, called?
Mobile
Horse
Stabile
Monument
Facets are "the flat surfaces cut onto a gemstone and arranged in a geometrical pattern" but are also used in art. This painting of the Eiffel Tower looks very fragmented and almost similar to a funhouse mirror. The artist made multiple perspectives or a “planer breakdown” of a popular object using cubism to render the Tower. Who made this piece?
Sue Williams
Robert Delaunay
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Francis Bacon
David Maisel's piece "Terminal Series" is a painting of different Salt and Spirulina ponds from an aerial view.
True or False?
True
False
Which artist created this duration piece where he stayed in a locker for 5 days to test his endurance? (Hint to remember his name: His last name tells you what he caused himself)
Frank Stella
Lui Bolin
Pierre Bonnard
Chris Burden
What art term was coined due to the performance piece of Mierle Laderman Ukeles?
[Her Performance Art consisted of washing the steps of Wadsworth, and at the time, she was the one responsible for holding all the keys to the building.
She was an artist in residence for the sanitation department in NYC.
She also wanted to test the terms of a “woman’s job.”
"Washing Art"
"Cleansing Art"
"Cleaning Art"
"Maintenance Art"
Carolee Scheemann had done a performance piece, inform of a primarily female audience where she removed her apron, painted her skin, stood on a table and then removed a (a) from her private area. Reading a story about her relationship with her partner, from the perspective of her pet Cat.
Which Artist is interested in the pain that black and brown bodies and the traumas and pain they have experienced?
Tehching Hsieh
Brice Marden
JMW Turner
Wilmer Wilson IV
[Pierre Bonnard]
Light makes things come alive
Colour is about all of our senses. Colour shifts in relation to light.
What is the name of this artist.
(This should be an easy question~)
(a)
Reduced colour depends on how limited the light is. In other words, No _____ without light. This piece was made by Pieter Bruegel... *Dramatic pause* the ELDER
Depth
Volume
Colour
Shadows
In Kenya Hara's piece, what we need to keep in mind is that this will be an open ended question (most likely) on the exam. The colour of the boxes can really dictate what the senses assume about the contents of the box. You try! Based on the colour of the yellow juice box, what flavor would you assume it to be?
(a)
In Brice Marden's art piece, his idea wasn't meant to be literal. He intended on expressing his feelings through the choice of colour and movement.
Based on how finals prep is going, why don't you put on Brice's hat and draw your own emotional garden? :)
[Only got 3 minutes though, I do apologize]

In Hila and Bernd Becher's series of photographs, they had decided to leave out the colour to give a sense of unity of these structures. There was no intention on having perspective as it allowed viewers to create their own personal interpretations. I was informed that this may be an open ended question. So try answering this question.
[What would happen if these photos did have colour?]
Henri Cartier- Bresson is a photojournalist who likes to capture life in the moment! I remember him and this piece by comparing the name (Henri) to the word (Hurry) if that helps.
However, he coined a term in photojournalism, concerning speed it takes to take a picture due to the fast shutter system and precise timing.
What is this term called?
"Decisive Moment"
"The Running Man"
"Water Touch"
"Surface Tension"
This artist composed a beautiful piece that exemplifies figure-ground ambiguity. He as the artist is central in the composition of this piece, but painted himself in camouflage in regard to the background and subject.
His purpose was to reach out to people who feel isolated and invisible in Chinese culture.
What is his name?
Pierre Bonnard
Lin Bolin
Frank Stella
Pieter Bruegel THE GOAT
Sybil Andrews really likes to use active energy in her work as it is rare to see any straight lines in her pieces. Her work often continues off the page and makes the viewer imply what may be occurring outside the frame.
What kind of composition would this be referred to as?
Sketch
Expressive lines
Closed Composition
Open Composition
Francis Bacon! (I love the last name) He created a series of three paintings where All formed elements are contained in each frame; keep your eyes in the frame and not assume elsewhere.
What kind of composition would this be?
(a)
In his piece, this artist adheres to Minimalism & abstraction. He uses a
systematic approach to create his composition and doesn't use expressive lines. He has a non traditional approach to a painting frame. In other words, the shape of the frame is out of the ordinary, rectangle, square, or simple circle.
Who is this artist?
Popeyes
Stuart Semple
Frank Stella
David Hammonds
This will be the last question in this particular quizizz until I can get back to it HOWEVER! this is a very important artist to inform you on. Mya Lin will also be an open ended question.
She was the artist that created a commission for the Vietnam War Memorial. She made her piece with abstract forms without being specific or holding a particular narrative.
This allowed an open opportunity for different families to mourn and examine the piece through their own narrative
I'm tired, but thank you
Thanks for the help
Cool, I'm gonna work now
MAKE A PART 2 OvO...please
