IMAGES: Situationism, assemblage, pop art

Question 1

Answer 1

• Hannah Höch
• Cut with the Kitchen Knife Dada through the Beer-Belly of the Weimar Republic
• Dadaism
• 1919

Question 2

Answer 2

• Asger Jorn
• The Avant-Garde
  Doesn’t Give Up
• 1962
• Modernism

Question 3

Answer 3

• André Bertrand (illustration) and Raoul Vaneigem
  (text)
• International Situationniste, no. 11
• 1967

Question 4

Answer 4

• Posters by Atelier Populaire, Paris

- 1968–1969

Question 5

Answer 5

• Guy Debord, The Society of the Spectacle

- 1973

Question 6

Answer 6

• Robert Rauschenberg
• Charlene
• 1954
• Assemblage

Question 7

Answer 7

• Robert Rauschenberg
• Bed
• 1955
• Assemblage

Question 8

Answer 8

• Robert Rauschenberg,
• Retroactive II
• 1963
• Assemblage

Question 9

Answer 9

Jasper Johns
Flag
1954–1955
Assemblage

Question 10

Answer 10

• Jasper Johns
• Target with Four Faces
• 1955
• Assemblage

Question 11

Answer 11

• Eduardo Paolozzi
• I Was a Rich Man Plaything, 1947
• British Pop Art

Question 12

Answer 12

• This is Tomorrow: view of the section curated by Richard Hamilton and others
• Whitechapel Gallery, London 1956
• British Pop Art

Question 13

Answer 13

• Richard Hamilton
• Just What Makes Today’s Homes so Different, so
  Appealing?
• 1956
• British Pop Art

Question 14

Answer 14

• Archigram, no. 4, 1964

- British Pop Art

Question 15

Answer 15

• Archigram, Instant City. Urban Action Tune-Up, Collage, 1969
• British Pop Art

Question 16

Answer 16

• Roy Lichtenstein
• Hot Dog, 1963
• American Pop Art

Question 17

Answer 17

• Roy Lichtenstein
• Whaam!, 1963
• American Pop Art

Question 18

Answer 18

• Roy Lichtenstein
• White Brushstroke, 1965
• American Pop Art

Question 19

Answer 19

• James Rosenquist
• President Elect, 1960
• American Pop Art

Question 20

Answer 20

• James Rosenquist
• Marilyn Monroe, I, 1962
• American Pop Art

Question 21

Answer 21

• James Rosenquist
• F-111, 1965
• American Pop Art

Question 22

Answer 22

• Ed Ruscha
• Noise, 1963
• American Pop Art

Question 23

Answer 23

• Ed Ruscha
• Large Trademark with Eight Spotlights, 1962
• American Pop Art

Question 24

Answer 24

• Ed Ruscha
• Standard Station, Amarillo, Texas, 1963
• American Pop Art

Question 25

Answer 25

- Ed Ruscha - Every Building on Sunset Strip, artist’s book - 1966

Question 26

Answer 26

- Andy Warhol - Bat Man, 1960 - American Pop Art

Question 27

Answer 27

- Andy Warhol - Campbell’s Soup Can, 1962 - American Pop Art

Question 28

Answer 28

- Andy Warhol - Green Coca Cola Bottles, 1962 - American Pop Art

Question 29

Answer 29

- Andy Warhol - Brillo Box, 1964 - American Pop Art

Question 30

Answer 30

- Andy Warhol - Turquoise Marilyn, 1962 - American Pop Art

Question 31

Answer 31

- Andy Warhol - Elvis 1 and Elvis 2, 1964 - American Pop Art

Question 32

Answer 32

- Andy Warhol - Double Jackie, 1964 - American Pop Art

Question 33

Answer 33

- Andy Warhol - Thirteen Most Wanted Men, 1964 - American Pop Art

Question 34

Answer 34

- Andy Warhol - Sleep, film, 1963 - American Pop Art

Question 35

Answer 35

- Some of Andy Warhol’s Screen Tests, silent films, | - 1964–1966

Question 36

Answer 36

- Andy Warhol | - Outer and Inner Space, 1965

Question 37

Answer 37

- Andy Warhol - Exploding Plastic Inevitable - Multimedia show built around a performance The Velvet Underground, 1966

Question 38

Answer 38

- Andy Warhol - Record cover for The Velvet Underground and Nico, The Velvet Underground and Nico, Verve, 1967

Question 39

Answer 39

- Some of the record covers made by Warhol on commission, 1976–1986

Question 40

Answer 40

- Andy Warhol’s Fifteen Minutes, MTV, 1986–1987