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ART 305 Final Exam | Questions And Answers Latest {2024- 2025} A+ Graded | 100%Verified
US artist Judy Chicago created a _____________ artwork called ____________________. - Feminist /
The Dinner Party
Rudyard Kipling's "Bisara of Pooree" from the story Plain Tales From the Hills (1888) anticipates the
West's addiction to technology 100 years before it took place. - True
The function of computers in everyday life is that: - they surround us
they assist us
they amuse us
All of these
American painter Jackson Pollock: - used drips and splashes of paint to express his feelings in an abstract
way
Santa Fe Railroad advertisements promoted their services in a way that was dehumanizing to
_________________. - American Indians
President Calvin Coolidge considered advertising "an evil influence." - False
Visitors to Tate London spent more time looking at __________ than they did Edward Hopper's actual
artwork. - computer-driven facsimiles of Hopper's journals
Lee Miller was one of the first photographers to record: - the atrocities of German concentration camps
American painter Jean-Michel Basquiat: - was a Neo-Expressionist painter
, These young artists wanted to present a new and machine-dominated way forward for their country,
which they believed was too dedicated to celebrating its artistic past: - Italian Futurism
Artist Max Ernst: - was a Surrealist
created collages
used mass media images in his art
All of these
Kerry James Marshall is an artist who created overtly sexual photographs of himself and others exploring
the BDSM scene in New York during the 1980s, angering North Carolina Senator Jesse Helms. - False
Rene Magritte's Treachery of Images (This is Not a Pipe) (1929) has been used to analyze Karl Marx and
Friedrich Engel's book The Communist Manifesto. - False
Many of Rene Magritte's Surrealist paintings: - subvert your expectations that a story told in art has an
understandable narrative
Los Angeles artist Betye Saar's "Liberation of Aunt Jemima" is an important artwork because: - it is a
powerful protest piece
The Postmodernist art movement is not multicultural and gender-inclusive. - False
Frida Kahlo's art was inspired by: - the struggle with the pain of her body
pre-Columbian art
her dual-heritage
All of these
Richard Prince 's Marlborough cigarette photographs fall into the artistic strategy of: - readymade
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