Title-midterm

Question 1

Woman VI

Answer 1

Willem de kooning, 1953, US, oil on canvas

Question 2

“just what is it that makes today’s home so different?”

Answer 2

Richard Hamilton, 1956, UK, collage

Question 3

Bed

Answer 3

Robert Rauschenberg, 1955, US, mixed media

Question 4

Marilyn

Answer 4

Andy Warhol, 1962, US, screen print ink and synthetic polymer paint on canvas

Question 5

Eden Project

Answer 5

Helio Oiticicia, 1969, Brazil, installation and performance

Question 6

Interior Scroll

Answer 6

Carolee Schneemann, 1975, US, performance

Question 7

The Spiral Jetty

Answer 7

Robert Smithson, 1970, US, long-term installation and earthworks

Question 8

Die Fahne hoch!

Answer 8

Frank Stella, 1959, US, Enamel paint on canvas

Question 9

Die

Answer 9

Tony Smith, 1962, US, steel

Question 10

One and three chairs

Answer 10

Joseph Kosuth, 1965, US, wood folding chair, mounted photographic copy of a chair, and photographic enlargement of a dictionary definition of a chair

Question 11

I like America and America likes me

Answer 11

Joseph Beuys, 1974, West Germany, performance

Question 12

Cleaning the Drapes

Answer 12

Martha Rosler, 1967-72, US, cut-and-pasted printed paper on board

Question 13

Spider

Answer 13

Louise Bourgeois, 1997, French/US, installation

Question 14

The Dinner Party

Answer 14

Judy Chicago, 1974-9, US, mixed media and installation

Question 15

Twilight of the West

Answer 15

Anselm Kiefer, 1989, West Germany, lead sheet, synthetic polymer paint, ash, plaster, cement, earth, varnish on canvas and wood

Question 16

Onkel Rudi

Answer 16

Gerhard Richter, 1965, West Germany, oil on canvas

Question 17

Pit

Answer 17

Phillip Guston, 1976, US, oil on canvas

Question 18

Offset Poster

Answer 18

Jenny Holzer, 1977-79, US, installation

Question 19

Puppy

Answer 19

Jeff Koons, 1992, US, installation, stainless steel, soil and flowering plants

Question 20

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Answer 20

Maya Yin Lin, 1982, US, black granite

Question 21

The Matter of Time

Answer 21

Richard Serra, 2005, US, cor-ten steel

Question 22

Man in a polyester suit

Answer 22

Robert Mapplethorpe, 1980, US, photogaph

Question 23

Slavery! Slavery!

Answer 23

Kara Walker, 1997, US, cut paper on wall

Question 24

(Untitled) Four Etchings

Answer 24

Glenn Ligon, 1992, US, etchings and aquatint

Question 25

99 Cent

Answer 25

Andreas Gursky, 1999, Germany, chromogenic color print

Question 26

Dead Troops Talk (a vision after an ambush of a Red Army patrol, near Moqor, Afghanistan, winter 1986)

Answer 26

Jeff Wall, 1992, Canada, transparency in lightbox

Question 27

The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living

Answer 27

Damien Hirst, 1991, UK, tiger shark, formaldehyde, glass and steel

Question 28

My Bed

Answer 28

Tracy Emin, 1998, UK, mattress, linens, pillows, objects

Question 29

The Holy Virgin Mary

Answer 29

Christopher Ofili, 1996, UK, paper collage, oil paint, glitter, polyester resin, elephant dung and map pins on linen

Question 30

MoMA

Answer 30

New York, Philip Goodwin and Edward Stone, 1938-9, Yoshio Taniguchi, 1999-2004

Question 31

Guggenheim Museum

Answer 31

Bilbao, Frank Gehry, 1991-97

Question 32

Institute of Contemporary Art

Answer 32

Boston, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, 2008

Question 33

CCTV Headquarters

Answer 33

Beijing, Rem Koolhaas/OMA, 2002-2012

Question 34

Tan Tan Bo Puking aka Gero Tan

Answer 34

Takashi Murakami, 2002, Japan, acrylic on canvas

Question 35

The Cremaster Cycle

Answer 35

Matthew Barney, 2003, US, installation

Question 36

Three Angles

Answer 36

El Anatsui, 2018, Ghana, mixed media

Question 37

Rubber Pencil Devil

Answer 37

Alex De Corte, 2018, US, installation, neon tubing, and video

Question 38

From Smoke and Tangled Waters, We Carried Fire Home

Answer 38

Postcommodity, 2018, US, steel, coal, glass

Question 39

The Encyclopedia of Invisibility

Answer 39

Taveras Stachan, 2018, Bahamas, neon lights

Question 40

Dig Where You Stand

Answer 40

Koyo Kouoh with Pitt grad students including Emi Finkelstein, 2018, Senegal, institutional critique