ARS 100Study Guide Exam #3

(Chapters 9, 10, 11, 12)

Questions on the exam are not limited to the content of this study guide. Questions on the exam are derived not only from the study guide, but also from lectures, and

readings.

KEY TERMS

Casting Keystone Postmodernism Readmades Geodesic Bas-relief Flying buttress Ceramics Assemblage Design- has a multiplicity of meaning High relief Clerestory Porcelain Vault Patina Romanesque Terr-cotta Façade Kinetic

o it actually moves Arch

Images1. Michelangelo,

a. The Cross-Legged Captive, b. marble—sc. ubtractive process, (Fig. 9-1, pg. 181)d. Carving

e.

2. Edgar Degas, a. The Little Dancer, 14 Years Old, b. Bronze c. Castingd. Additive process (Fig. 9-4, pg. 182)

e.

3. Louise Nevelson, a. Red Tide IV, b. Assemblage (Fig. 9-13, pg. 189)c. Additive process

d.4. Robert Smithson, Spiral Jetty, example of earthwork (Fig. 10-1, pg. 198)5. Andy Goldsworthy, Ice Star, land art (Fig. 10-2, pg. 199)6. Anish Kapoor, Cloud Gate, public art (Fig. 10-22, 209)7. Maya Ying Lin, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, monument (minimalism) (Fig. 10-

28-213)8. Machu Picchu, Inca (Fig. 11-3, 218)9. Louis Sullivan, Wainwright Building, St. Louis, MO, steel-cage construction (Fig.

11-13, pg. 225)10. Frank Lloyd Wright, Kaufmann House (Fallingwater), Bear Run, PA, reinforced

concrete construction (Fig. 11-16, pg. 227)11. Lucy M. Lewis, Jar,

a. Acoma Pueblo, b. coiling (Fig. 12-4, pg. 240)

c.12. Robert Arneson,

a. Jackson Pollock, b. ceramic (Fig. 12-7, pg. 241)

c.13. Dale Chihuly,

a. Icicle Creek, b. glass (Fig. 12-13, pg. 247)

c.14. Philippe Starck,

a. Juicy Salif, b. industrial design (Fig. 12-31, 257)

c.