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ch. 30 art history

pop art, op art, blah blah blah

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Which artist performed the action sculpture Coyote, I like America and America Likes Me for one week with a live coyote? Beuys
Who published the "manifesto" Paragraphs on Conceptual Art in 1967? LeWitt
Who created MEtronomic Irregularity which consists of cotton covered wires interlaced through the holes in two rectangles? Hesse
Which element did Hesse add to minimalism to create what some have called Post-Minimalism? Autobiographic content
The vertical blocks in Judd's Untitled exemplify minimalist' preference for polyester Industrial materials
Minimalist sculpture conveys the message that a work of art Is a pure object
Which arts Aubade (dawn) of 1975 exemplifies the Op Art movement? Riley
Whose Just what is it that makes today's homes so different, so appealing? Could be seen as a manifesto for the Pop Art movement Hamilton
Which artist pursued the question of what separates everyday objects from art in works such as Three Flags (1958) Johns
In his Painted Bronze (Ale Cans), Jasper Johns does all of the following EXCEPT Efface the artist's presence and evidence of the artistic process
Which sculptor made monumental statues of mundane objects such as Clothespin in Philadelphia? Oldenburg
In works like Torpedo...Los!, Roy Lichtenstein drew upon the aesthetic of Comic books
Whose work is exemplified by his Campbell's Soup I (Tomato) of 1968? Warhol
One of the defining characteristics of Warjol's work is An obsession with mass production
Which artist was known for " combines" such as Black Market, which incorporated painting, photography, and sculpture Rauschenberg
As demonstrated in pieces like Retroactive I , the work of Rauschennerg could best be described as Collage-like and ambiguous
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