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A) incorporated his interest in science and languages in his video works.
B) began as a graffiti artist.
C) was mentored by Andy Warhol.
D) presented himself as a classically trained artist.
E) fooled people into thinking he had no talent.
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A) co-opting the system by flooding the market with bad art.
B) bringing trash bags to art receptions and taking all the food home.
C) attempting to eliminate the art object.
D) emphasizing the material value of art.
E) imitating the mass-produced objects of popular culture.
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A) gives credit to the work done by installers, people who hang other people's art.
B) forces the viewer to create the art in his or her mind based on verbal description.
C) has again flattened the art object to two dimensions.
D) creates an environment for the viewer to enter and experience.
E) predominantly focuses on film.
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A) Bible.
B) current popular products.
C) figure.
D) comic book.
E) work of earlier artists.
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A) Pop Art.
B) Conceptual Art.
C) Postmodernism.
D) Feminist Art.
E) Minimalism.
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A) draw attention to new and progressive art venues.
B) raise awareness about animal rights and environmental issues.
C) bring attention to gender inequalities in the art world.
D) offer support to great art regardless of who created it.
E) raise money mostly for male artists.
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A) John Cage.
B) Robert Rauschenberg.
C) Jasper Johns.
D) Allan Kaprow.
E) Andy Warhol.
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A) three ways of documenting an idea.
B) a blank wall.
C) a barrel of nails and a pile of lumber.
D) three exact duplicates of a painting of a chair.
E) three different styles of chairs.
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A) is determined solely by the artist.
B) is of no importance.
C) has no relation to other art.
D) is unstable and communal.
E) is fixed by art critics.
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A) provocative because of their high realism.
B) loved by the public but reviled by critics.
C) the result his turning away from abstract representation to a nonrepresentational style.
D) seen as powerless, cool, and intellectual.
E) seen as shocking and brutal.
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A) an illusionistic space or window to look into.
B) an expression of the energy and vitality of the artist's mark.
C) a statement of the artist's psyche.
D) a physical object.
E) an expression of the sublime nature of reality.
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A) Cai Guo-Qiang
B) Alice Neel
C) Mark Rothko
D) Kara Walker
E) Laurie Anderson
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A) emphasized figures and subject matter in strong action.
B) traced the actions of the painter.
C) actually moved.
D) referred to political issues, calling people to action.
E) depicted simple diagrams of mechanical actions.
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