AP Art History:: Unit 10 - Global Contemporary

Which Global Contemporary artwork (1980 CE to Present), architectural project, or contemporary theoretical concept is described below?

*Neo-Expressionist acrylic and oil paintstick on three canvas panels (1983 CE) paying homage to legendary Black jazz musicians Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie with anatomy drawings and wordplay.*

**A)** Horn Players (Jean-Michel Basquiat)
**B)** Summer Trees
**C)** Dancing at the Louvre
**D)** Stadia II

Which Global Contemporary artwork (1980 CE to Present), architectural project, or contemporary theoretical concept is described below?

*Modern Korean ink on paper hanging scroll (1983 CE) from the Oriental Ink Movement (*Sumukwa*), using vertical washes of bleeding black and grey ink to evoke a forest of trees and ancestral literati brotherhood.*

**A)** Summer Trees (Song Su-nam)
**B)** Travelers among Mountains
**C)** White and Red Plum Blossoms
**D)** Shibboleth

Which Global Contemporary artwork (1980 CE to Present), architectural project, or contemporary theoretical concept is described below?

*Burlap, resin, wood, nails, and string sculpture (1985 CE) featuring a hollowed-out, headless, shell-like human torso perched on wooden stretcher legs, evoking dehumanization and trauma under totalitarianism.*

**A)** Androgyne III (Magdalena Abakanowicz)
**B)** Pink Panther
**C)** Untitled #228
**D)** Lying with the Wolf

Which Global Contemporary artwork (1980 CE to Present), architectural project, or contemporary theoretical concept is described below?

*Kitsch / Neo-Pop glazed porcelain sculpture from the *Banality* series (1988 CE) depicting 1960s Hollywood starlet Jayne Mansfield topless embracing the cartoon Pink Panther, questioning high art taste.*

**A)** Pink Panther (Jeff Koons)
**B)** Untitled #228
**C)** Corned Beef 2000
**D)** Dancing at the Louvre

Which Global Contemporary artwork (1980 CE to Present), architectural project, or contemporary theoretical concept is described below?

*Monumental color photograph (1990 CE) showing the artist dressed in opulent Renaissance drapery as biblical heroine Judith holding the severed head of Holofernes with plastic masks and makeup.*

**A)** Untitled #228 (Cindy Sherman)
**B)** Rebellious Silence
**C)** Dancing at the Louvre
**D)** En la Barberia no se Llora

Which Global Contemporary artwork (1980 CE to Present), architectural project, or contemporary theoretical concept is described below?

*Quilted acrylic on canvas with text border (1991 CE) depicting a fictional African American woman (Willa Marie Simone) dancing with her friend in the Louvre before Leonardo's masterpieces, breaking racial barriers.*

**A)** Dancing at the Louvre (Faith Ringgold)
**B)** Trade (Gifts for Trading)
**C)** The Migration of the Negro
**D)** The Two Fridas

Which Global Contemporary artwork (1980 CE to Present), architectural project, or contemporary theoretical concept is described below?

*Oil and mixed media collage on canvas with hanging sports memorabilia (1992 CE) responding to the 500th anniversary of Columbus's landing by critiquing historical exploitation and commodification of Native Americans.*

**A)** Trade (Jaune Quick-to-See Smith)
**B)** Dancing at the Louvre
**C)** Rebellious Silence
**D)** Painted Elk Hide

Which Global Contemporary artwork (1980 CE to Present), architectural project, or contemporary theoretical concept is described below?

*Black-and-white photograph (1994 CE) by Shirin Neshat (photo by Cynthia Preston) showing a veiled Iranian woman holding a rifle bisecting her face inscribed with Farsi feminist poetry by Tahereh Saffarzadeh.*

**A)** Rebellious Silence (Shirin Neshat)
**B)** Untitled #228
**C)** Pure Land
**D)** Preying Mantra