Why do you think artists may keep their work hidden from the public?
Maybe they are afraid of rejection and criticism; they might feel that they are creating something for themselves only
Traditional European art _______ featured natural, religious or historical scenes in soft colours.
styles
Tarsila's images ____ Brazil's diverse identity - a mix of native, African, and European peoples.
reflect
What are the pros and cons of making an artist famous after they die?
P:artist’s family feels proud/gets money, artist’s hometown is famous C: the artist doesn’t get the recognition they deserve, subject may not want fame
Maier's black and white images mostly portray ______ life.
urban
Vivian Maier, born in New York City, 1926, is the daughter of French and Austrian __________.
immigrants
Name an artist you know. Are they alive or dead? What type of art do they create?
Approaches to Art in Brazil around the mid-1800s were relatively __________.
conservative
John Maloof, realising the quality of the images, added a ________ of Maier's photographs to an image-sharing website.
selection
Tarsila do Amaral first developed a love for art after her parents sent her to study in Spain. Later, she ________ in Paris.
settled
Vivian kept most of her negatives and a few prints in boxes in a rented _______ space in Chicago.
storage
New approaches to art - more abstract, less realistic forms - were continuing to ______ Tarsila after she returned to Brazil from Paris.
influence
Although celebrated in her _______ country, Tarsila do Amaral is relatively unknown outside Brazil.
native