Art history unit 10

Chrysler building

Alen made this

Lines

An innovative idea during Mondrian's time was that a simplistic geometric style of __________ could easily be brought into everyday life.

Machine age

Art Nouveau kept itself to simple, natural craftsmanship while Art Deco accepted and embraced the change that came with the ____________________.

WPA poster

Art deco

Seagram

Bronze-colored steel and amber glass make up the clean style of the ________________________ Building

Participation

Christo and Jeanne-Claude believed that the ________________________ of others was part of creating their large scale artworks.

Paris

During the 1950s, New York took the limelight away from ________________________ as the New York School of Abstract Expressionism became the focus.

patron

During the 20th century, artists no longer had to please a ________________________, so they were able to have radical and free expression in their art.

interior

During the 20th century, the focus of art shifted to the vision of the _________________.

Fluorescent lights

Flavin's choice of artistic medium was _____________.

Four times square building

Fox and Fowle made this and it is eco-friendly

U. S. Pavilion

Fuller made this

geodesic

Fuller's ________________________ dome structure was a big hit at Montreal's World's Fair.

haring

Graffiti art became recognized in the art community through the works of _______________________.

Humana building

Graves made this

boundaries

Gropius believed that in order to grow a stronger art community, artists needed to unite and eliminate any ____________________ between the different areas within art.

Mass production

Gropius thought that if his students understood how ______________________ is run, then the thought of design and production could work well together.

needs

Gropius' concept of total architecture anticipated and predicted the ____________ of the twentieth century and fulfilled them through design.

statements on stickers

Holzer's choice of artistic medium was __________________.

Neo-expressionism

In the 1980s, ____________________ was born as artists were ready to express their emotions again.

form and function

In the art world, artistic expression and functionality are often referred to as _____________________

Christ the Redeemer

Made during the art deco movement

Tiffany lampshade

Made during the art nouveau movement

Rural studios

Mockbee made this

Sculptures

Oldenburg put a twist on three-dimensional Pop Art _______________ by making everyday items into oversized art.

Warhol

Regardless of the fact that most people recognized his art, ____________ himself was opposed to the idea of art being individual or handmade.

Seagram building

Rohe and Johnson made this

Colors

Rothko was interested in how _________________ reacted to one another and used soft-edged patches of colors to demonstrate this.

Natural fibers

Sculptor Abakanowicz used ________________________ in molds to create her highly symbolic sculptures.

Rauschenberg

Since he did not record his feelings on canvas, _______________ was known for his combines, which he often included as found objects on his canvas.

Construction

Stickley exposed the joints of his designs so the high quality of ____________________ could be seen.

The craftsman

Stickley's magazine, ___________________, became very influential in the world of design.

Art deco

The ________________ design style used geometrical shapes that stand out and bold colors.

Arts and crafts

The ________________ movement of the late 19th century was headed by Ruskin and Morris.

Art nouveau

The ___________________ movement can be easily recognized by its lines that look like gently twisted vines of long, reaching tendrils and water lily shapes.

color field

The ________________________ artists made their abstract art so huge that they would be considered mural sized.

Function

The combination of ________________________ and art were proven to be both pleasing to the eye and practical for people.

Utzon

The design made by ________________________ of the Sidney Opera House effectively makes you see an image of sails.

Four times square

The firm of Fox & Fowle designed the ____________________________________ Building in New York as an environmentally friendly structure.

Rivera

The murals of ________________________ depicted both the past and the future of Mexican history.

Rural studios

The philosophy of the _________________ program of Auburn University was to create comfortable and well-designed homes for everyone.

Pop art

Though _________________ made things familiar, it was also glossing up art so much that it became hyper-impersonal and anonymous.

Sydney opera house

Utzon made this

Popart

What movement is Oldenburg part of

Abstract expressionism

What movement is Pollock part of

Color field

What movement is Rothko part of

popart

What movement is Warhol part of

Abstract expressionism

What movement is de Kooning part of

Photorealism

What movement was Close part of

Popart

What movement was Lichtenstein part of

Hard edge

What movement was Mondrian part of

Pre-pop art

What movement was Rauschenberg part of

Smithson

Who made this and it is earthworks

Flavin

Who made this and it is minimalism

Beardsley

Who made this and it is part of the art nouveau movement

Gaudi

Who made this and it is part of the art nouveau movement

Mucha

Who made this and it is part of the art nouveau movement

Wright

Who made this and it is part of the arts and crafts movement

Haring

Who made this and it is the post modern movement

Kahlo

Who made this and it is the surrealism movement

Stickley

Who made this and it's part of the arts and crafts movement

Calder

Who made this it is kinetic sculpture

Abakanowicz

Who made this it is neo-expressionism

Christo and Jeanne-Claude

Who made this it is part of the conceptual movement

Oldenburg

Who made this it is popart

Weiwei

Who made this it is post modern

Holzer

Who made this it says "They shrink and swell" and is part of the conceptual movement

Judd

Who made this it shows a white table and is minimalism

Rivera

Who made this it shows men working and is part of social realism

Fallingwater

Wright made this

Guggenheim Museum

Wright made this

Fallingwater

Wright's ________________________ building was built to fit near a stream with a waterfall

Pollock

___________ was famous for his "drip" paintings and his frenetic style of painting.

earthworks

______________ was the form of art that sculptor Smithson liked to create.

Abstract expressionism

______________, also known as "action painting," stressed energy and movement in almost a frenzied fashion that can be seen in the results.

de kooning

________________ relied on his strong academic painting background to create his paintings.

Lichtenstein

________________ used the technique of Ben-Day dots to create his large comic book scenes.

Weiwei

_____________________ felt it was the artist's responsibility to improve society on a grand scale.

Kahlo

_______________________ took to her painting to express her torment over her unbearable physical pain, her loss of pregnancies, and her husband's open infidelity.

Conceptual

________________________ artists were much more interested in the creative idea than the "superficial" product.

Mondrian

________________________ believed that eliminating the emotion from art and replacing it with precision and order would provide a sense of peace for the viewer.

Minimalism

________________________ is an art movement that reduced art to the bare essentials.

Judd

________________________ left his large sculptures outside so nature would make the changes.

Gaudi

________________________, an ironworker turned architect, showed his embracement of the Art Nouveau movement in such buildings as the Casa Batlló in Barcelona, Spain.

Ferroconcrete

________________________, used in the creation of the Sydney Opera House, is a method that contains iron mesh or rods with the purpose of absorbing stresses in order to give strength to a structure.

Beardsley

made black and white illustrations with no shading with a focus on patterns in motifs that were flowing and intricate.

Post-modern

A key to the ________________________ era of art was to recycle what worked in the past with a new twist.