Who Made that?
You Said WHAT?
Art Words
Poetry Words
What Came Last?
100
Who wrote "London?"
William Blake
100
"How the Chimney Sweeper's Cry..."
William Blake
100
a way of showing depth and distance in a two-dimensional picture
Perspective
100
No strict rhythmic structure or rhyme
Free Verse
100
Bukit Timah, Singapore - Nothing's Changed - United Fruit Co.
Nothing's Changed
200
Who painted "Death and Woman?"
Egon Schiele
200
"flames poured from the windows into the drifting clouds"
James Laughlin
200
When two things share a common idea that aws unintended by the artist
Coincidental Metaphor
200
Repetition of a phrase at teh beginning of lines
Anaphora
200
Above the City - Chicago - November in the Former DDR
November in the Former DDR
300
Who wrote "Nothing's Changed?"
Tatamkhulu Afrika
300
"Under the steaming morning, ambition flashes by in a new car"
Lee Tzu Pheng
300
A major shift of thinking in society
Social Upheaval
300
A comparison of objects, people, or ideas that lasts more than one phrase (in a poem).
Extended Metaphor
300
Priest and Dog - A Supermarket in California - Above the City
Priest and Dog
400
Who wrote "The Handsomest Drowned Man?"
Gabriele Marquez
400
"Where are you going, Walt Whitman?"
Allen Ginsburg
400
A specific, intended representation of an idea by an author/artist
Allegory
400
On the edge of art, but ahead of its time
Avante Garde
400
Hope - Just What is it... - November in the Former DDR
Hope
500
Who wrote "November in the Former DDR?"
Tomas Transtromer
500
"At the final moment it pained them to return him to the waters as an orphan"
Gabriel Marquez
500
Putting two things (that don't usually belong together) next to one another to compare them.
Juxtapose
500
Repetition of sounds at the beginning of sequential words
Alliteration
500
Chicago - Murdering Airplane - Nude Descending a Staircase
Murdering Airplane
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