Show:
Miko No Inori
Carson, Pirie, Scott
Still Life W/Chair Caning
Lavender Mist
Marilyn Diptych
100
During which war did John Mullin send video magnetic tape technology to the USA?
World War II
100
In what city is the building?
Chicago
100
Who painted this work? What style is it part of?
Pablo Picasso, Synthetic Cubism
100
What technique did Pollock employ in this painting?
Action Painting, or drip technique.
100
Where did Roy Lichtenstein get his imagery?
Comic Books
200
In what airport is the video set?
Kasai International Airport in Osaka
200
Who designed the architecture?
Louis Sullivan
200
What year was this created?
1912
200
Where did Abstract Expressionism develop, according to the packet? (post WWII)
New York City
200
What method does Warhol use in this work and others?
Silk-screening
300
Who was the artist who made the video?
Mariko Mori
300
Where did Sullivan study?
MIT and Ecole des Beaux Arts
300
What scene is shown in the painting (sort of)?
A cafe scene
300
What psychologist is associated with Abstract Expressionism?
Jung
300
Where were Andy Warhol's parents from?
Slovakia
400
Which show was first pre-recorded on magnetic tapes, and which year?
Bing Cosby's show, 1947-48
400
Who developed steel-skeleton framework, and what year?
William Le Baron Jenney, 1883
400
What three letters appear in the painting , and what do they mean?
JOU, meaning game, or the first few letters of "journal" or newspaper
400
Name to prominent Color Field Painters.
Mark Rothko and Barrett Newman
400
What film is the image of Marilyn Monroe from?
Niagra
500
Who was one of the "first people to explore the possibilities of video technology for artistic expression?"
Nam June Paik
500
What year did the building become a city landmark?
2007
500
In which work did Georges Braque invent the papier-colle technique?
Fruit Dish and Glass (1912)
500
Name the colors in the painting. (6 total)
The colors used are black, gray, white, pinkish beige, blue, and yellow,
500
Where and when was Warhol's first solo exhibition?
Hugo Gallery, NYC, June 1952