Exam Identity, Race, and Gender in Art

A) it challenges negative ideas of race, gender, and class
B) it is an acceptable example of a Classical nude
C) we know the identity of the person depicted
D) the subject has passed her entrance exams to graduate school
E) none of the other answers

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A) Artemisia Gentileschi
B) Judy Chicago
C) Barbie Winter
D) Georgia O'Keeffe
E) Emily Dickinson

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A) Holofernes was cruel and violent to Judith's people
B) Judith was jealous because he was her adulterous husband
C) Judith was vengeful because he had killed her son
D) Holofernes was a magician and Judith was his assistant for this trick
E) none of the other answers

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A) he had access to his subject whenever he wanted it
B) he could show himself in many guises and character types
C) he had the opportunity to examine different facial expressions
D) all of the other answers
E) none of the other answers

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A) staged depiction of radical performance artists
B) high school football games
C) a variety of landscapes the artist found interesting
D) lesbian couples in their everyday settings
E) all of the other answers

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A) the practices of an exclusive swingers' club
B) a special offer for free tickets to a home baseball game
C) bootleg copies of a French movie shown on the subways
D) the unfair treatment of women by art institutions
E) none of the other answers

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A) Migrant Mother
B) Do the Right Thing
C) The Dinner Party
D) Sphinx of Hatshepsut
E) "Melissa & Lake, Durham, North Carolina"

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A) 1839
B) 1889
C) 1939
D) 1989
E) 1993

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A) mud brick
B) limestone
C) wood
D) granite
E) fur

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A) Paul Gauguin
B) Frida Kahlo
C) Rembrandt van Rijn
D) Larry Vincent
E) Vincent van Gogh

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A) the wife of an Assyrian general
B) the granddaughter of a Rococo painter
C) the author of the Book of Kells
D) a well-known wedding photographer
E) an Egyptian pharaoh

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A) effectively become a part of a number of different communities
B) tell people that she is a famous artist in order to provoke a reaction
C) become black, white, or Hispanic
D) change her identity because she does not like being Korean
E) present snapshots that she collected from various flea markets as her own

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A) exactly what the artist saw when he looked in the mirror
B) a completely abstract interpretation of what the artist felt
C) the agitation of the artist's internal reality through its representation of his physical appearance
D) a close friend's view of what the artist looked like right after he left hospital
E) none of the other answers

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Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing" and Nikki S. Lee's "Hip Hop Project" both offer self-portraits of the artists, but in very different ways. In "Do the Right Thing," Spike Lee shows himself as a filmmaker with a strong social and political message. The film addresses issues of race, violence, and community in a way that reflects Lee's own views and experiences. Through the characters and the story, Lee presents his perspective on these issues and how they affect him personally. On the other hand, Nikki S. Lee's "Hip Hop Project" is a series of photographs in which Lee inserts herself into various hip hop subcultures. Through these images, Lee explores her own identity and the ways in which it is shaped by the different communities she immerses herself in. This project reveals Lee's interest in cultural identity and the ways in which it can be fluid and multifaceted. Both artists show aspects of themselves that are conventional in the sense that they are expressing their own perspectives and experiences. However, they are unconventional in the way they do so. Spike Lee's film is a more traditional medium for self-expression, while Nikki S. Lee's use of photography and performance art challenges traditional notions of self-portraiture. The medium used does affect the way we view the artworks. Spike Lee's film allows for a more immersive and narrative experience, while Nikki S. Lee's photographs offer a more immediate and visual representation of her exploration of identity. Each medium provides a different lens through which to understand the artists' self-portrayals. In conclusion, both Spike Lee and Nikki S. Lee offer unconventional self-portraits that challenge traditional notions of self-expression. The medium used does affect the way we view the artworks, as each offers a unique perspective and experience for the viewer.

A) Classically inspired sculptures
B) feminist posters and pamphlets
C) instrumental musical performances
D) dynamic multimedia installations
E) documentary photographs and films

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A) gelatin silver print
B) video
C) installation
D) fresco
E) Fujiflex print

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