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Andrew Warhola changed his artistic name because a mistake in a magazine.
 
TRUE
 
FALSE
(Warrior, 1982). Whose work is this?
 
Jean-Michel Basquiat
 
Joaquín Sorolla
 
Roy Lichtenstein
 
Andy Warhol
(Che Guevara, 1968 ). Whose work is this?
 
Andy Warhol
 
Juan Gris
 
Jean-Michel Basquiat
 
Keith Haring
(Flowers, 1996 ). Whose work is this?
 
Yayoi Kusama
 
Andy Warhol
 
Keith Haring
 
Frida Kahlo
One fact is false...
 
Kusama is afraid of pumpkins.
 
Kusama had mental problems.
 
She collaborated with Louis Vuitton, Balenciaga, Marc Jacobs
 
Kusama loves flowers and spots.
Keith HARING was invited and painted in the Berlin wall
 
TRUE
 
FALSE
(Christ With Shopping Bags, 2004). Whose work is this?
 
Banksy
 
Basquiat
 
Kusama
 
Picasso
What animal does BANKSY usually represent in his works?
 
Rats
 
Birds
 
Cats
 
Insects
(Girl with balloon, 2002). In 2018, Banksy destroyed this painting from a distance during an auction in London. The painting value was 8.6 million pounds.
 
TRUE
 
FALSE
Is this work by BANKSY?
 
FALSE
 
TRUE
When he was a teenager, BASQUIAT started to create ______ on buildings and trains in New York City
 
graffiti
 
paintings
 
sculptures
 
models
Does Yayoi KUSAMA like pumpkins?
 
Yes
 
No
Something funny about ANDY WARHOL:
 
He used a gray wig.
 
He was a pop star.
 
He loved to dress up in parties.
 
He loved to walked his cat.
Who taught ANDY WARHOL how to draw?
 
His mother
 
His father
 
A neighbour
 
A friend
Where was Yayoi Kusama born?
 
Japan
 
China
 
Korea
 
Taiwan
This painting was done by Jean-Michel Basquiat.
 
False
 
True
Who created this piece of art? (Dots Obsession, 2003)
 
Yayoi Kusama
 
Roy Lichtenstein
 
Keith Haring
 
Jean-Michel Basquiat
What was Roy LICHTENSTEIN's main method for creating art?
 
Stenciling (plantilla con pintura)
 
Collage
 
Printing
 
silkscreening (serigrafía)
Where can you see this masterpiece? (Campbell's Soup Cans. 1962)
 
Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New York
 
Louvre Museum in Paris
 
British Museum in London
 
Prado Museum in Madrid
Where did Keith HARING start painting?
 
Subways/underground in New York
 
Walls in New York
 
High school in Chicago
 
Art academy in Paris
Is this work by KUSAMA? (Mushrooms, 1995)
 
YES!
 
NO!
Who is this?
 
Jean-Michel Basquiat
 
Roy Lichtenstein
 
Banksy
 
Keith Haring
Who is this?
 
Banksy
 
Andy Warhol
 
Keith Haring
 
Roy Lichtenstein
Who is this?
 
Keith Haring
 
Banksy
 
Roy Lichtenstein
 
Jean-Michel Basquiat
Who is this?
 
Yayoi Kusama
 
Andy Warhol
 
Keith Haring
 
Roy Lichtenstein
Who is this?
 
Roy Lichtenstein
 
Jean-Michel Basquiat
 
Banksy
 
Yayoi Kusama
Who is this?
 
Andy Warhol
 
Keith Haring
 
Roy Lichtenstein
 
Banksy
(Cow, 1977). Whose work is this?
 
Andy Warhol
 
Roy Lichtenstein
 
Keith Haring
 
Jean-Michel Basquiat
Are Ben-Day dots used in Pop Art?
 
YES
 
NO
(Trumpet, 1984). Who created this piece of art?
 
Basquiat
 
Banksy
 
Kusama
 
Warhol
In the pop art style, images are repeated to create series.
 
TRUE
 
FALSE
In the pop art style the artist uses bright colors to attract attention.
 
TRUE!
 
NO!
Is this work by BANKSY?
 
TRUE
 
FALSE
Is this an ANDY WARHOL painting?
 
NO
 
YES
Is this a ROY LICHTENSTEIN painting? (Dance, 1987)
 
No
 
Yes
When did the pop art movement emerge?
 
1950s
 
1960s
 
1970s
 
1980s
Name TWO THINGS that usually appear in POP ART style:
Celebrities, cartoons, food products, company icons/logos, advertisements...
What's the meaning of POP ART?
 
Popular Culture
 
Pop Music
 
Popular Paintings
 
Colourful Art
Where was Pop art created?
 
In America and Britain
 
In Africa
 
In Germany and France
 
In Sweden and Scotland
What is one of the most iconic works of pop art?
 
A picture of a $1.48 can of tomato soup
 
A painting of the American flag
 
A collage using elements from everyday life
 
A picture of popular comic book characters
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