Art and Mysic + Sp Area Part 1 Flashcards

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What is butter art?

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Three-dimensional sculptures created using butter as the medium.

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What is the earliest recorded reference to butter art?

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1536 (Bartolomeo Scappi, cook of Pope Pius V)

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Who was a notable American sculptor known for her butter creations, sometimes incorporating ice for preservation?

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Caroline Shawk Brooks (1840-?)

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What is the title of Brooks’ most famous butter sculpture, depicting a blind princess?

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“Dreaming Iolanthe” (1873)

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Where was Brooks’ “Dreaming Iolanthe” exhibited for two weeks in 1874?

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Cincinnati, Ohio

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What material did Brooks transition to for her sculptures after studying art in Europe?

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Marble (though she still occasionally used butter)

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Who was a Norwegian-American sculptor whose butter creations were featured in major expositions?

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John Karl Daniels (Louisiana Purchase Exposition - 1904, Minnesota State Fair - 1910)

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What artist uses unconventional materials like old books, cassette tapes, and magazines in her work?

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Erika Iris Simmons

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What series by Simmons uses magnetic tape from cassette tapes to portray famous celebrities?

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“Ghost in the Machine”

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How does Simmons differentiate actors and songwriters/composers in her “Ghost in the Machine” series?

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Film tape for actors, audio tape for musicians

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What does Erika Iris Simmons’ art encourage viewers to reconsider?

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The value and potential of discarded materials

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What technology was used to analyze the previously unseen rock art in Alabama’s unnamed cave?

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Photogrammetry (combining thousands of photos for a 3D view)

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How old are the human and animal figures depicted in the Alabama cave paintings?

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Estimated to be between 133-433 AD

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What technology is used to reveal obscured paintings beneath calcium deposits and wear?

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Infrared frequency light technology

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Where is Leang Timpuseng Cave, one of the sites with the oldest recorded cave paintings?

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Maros Pangkep, Sulawesi, Indonesia

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Who led the team that discovered the Leang Timpuseng Cave paintings?

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Dr. Anthony Dosseto (University of Wollongong, Australia)

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What dating technique was used to determine the age of the Leang Timpuseng paintings?

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Uranium-Thorium technique applied to calcite and mineral deposits

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Who discovered Leang Timpuseng Cave in 1857?

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British naturalist Alfred Wallace

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When were the first detailed accounts of the Maros Pangkep cave paintings published?

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1950 by H.R. van Heereken

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What is the significance of the Sulawesi cave paintings in terms of human evolution?

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They challenge the belief that artistic abilities emerged in Africa after humans left

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What famous scientist’s journey aboard the HMS Beagle is considered a critical moment in the history of evolution?

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Charles Darwin

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On which continent did Darwin spend most of his time collecting data on the fauna?

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South America

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Where did Darwin conduct research that played a crucial role in developing the theory of evolution?

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Galapagos Islands

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How did the diverse finch species on the Galapagos Islands contribute to Darwin's theory?
Their unique beak adaptations provided evidence of natural selection
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Who collaborated with Darwin to identify the collected bird specimens from the Galapagos Islands?
John Gould (ornithologist)
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Why were the Lascaux Caves sealed off in 1963?
To prevent damage caused by visitors and carbon dioxide/sweat
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What is the name of the near-perfect replica of the Lascaux Caves?
Lascaux IV
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How many paintings and engravings are replicated within Lascaux IV?
Over 600 paintings and 1000 engravings (created over 20,000 years ago)
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What specific conditions contributed to the preservation of the original Lascaux cave art?
A combination of factors: Isolation and stable climate: The caves were sealed off for millennia, maintaining a cool, humid, and dark environment. Limited human interaction: Early visitors likely left