Final Quiz Contemporary Art - Art Explora Academy

From the 60s onwards, sculpture changed, taking the form of …

Deconstructions Constructions Implants Installations

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Louise Bourgeois’s giant spiders represent …

Her father Herself Her favourite pet Her mother

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During the 100 most prized artists in 2019 we find …

Only 8 women. Only 12 women. Only 23 women. 99 women.

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What has changed in sculpture compared with installations?

The sculptures may no longer be moved, now that they are installed. An installation is always a combination of several media: sound, images, lights... The work is also created to change our perception of the place where it is presented. The work must be exhibited and viewed in a gallery.

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To paint, Jackson Pollock practised the technique of …

Dripping Splashing Pouring Flowing

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Jason Pollock is said to have had the idea of painting by placing his canvas on the ground and drawing inspiration from …

Ancient Roman artists American Najavo Indians The Yolngu, an indigenous Australian people Techniques used in the building industry

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New Realism is a ……… movement

French American German Switzerland

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The artist Frank Stella is part of the … movement

Minimalist Pop Art New Realism From conceptual art

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Op Art was headed up by …

Bridget Riley Victor Vasarely Julio Le Parc Kehinde Wiley

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According to the painter de Kooning, which artist opened up the way for all the abstract Expressionists?

Frank Stella Louise Bourgeois Mark Rothko Jackson Pollock

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Pierre Soulages named his totally black paintings …

Mega-blacks++ Ultra-blacks Outrenoirs Metablacks

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According to its founder, Pierre Restany, New Realism is …

"A power that has a purpose and must serve the evolution and refinement of the human" “A poetic recycling of urban, industrial and advertising reality”. “A great destructive, negative work to be done”. “A new beauty, the beauty of speed.”

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