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| Who introduced Smith to the writings of Freud and Jung? |
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| Where did Smith Work in Upstate New York? |
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| What did Smith do during World war II? |
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| How did Smith arrange the compositions of his steel sculptures? |
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| Where did the Pop art movement begin? |
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| Who coined the term Pop art? |
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| What show did the IG sponsor at the Whitechapel Art gallery in 1956? |
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| What experimental composer was an important influence on American Pop? |
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| How did Larry Rivers get his name? |
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| When his Jazz group was introduced calling him Larry Rivers |
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| Whose school of painting did Rivers attend in 1947? |
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| Who called Rivers "an amazing beginner" in 1950? |
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| Who posed nude for Rivers' Double Portrait of Berdie (i.e., who was Berdie)? |
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| What did Rivers do to "set off the artiness of my rendering"? |
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| The work of what Old Master is referenced by Rivers' Dutch Masters and Cigars? |
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| Where was Robert Rauschenberg born? |
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| What source of income did Rauschenberg draw upon to attend the Kansas City Art Institute? |
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| What part did Rauschenberg take in Cage's Theatre Piece #? |
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| What did Rauschenberg do in Merce Cunningham's dance company? |
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| What did Rauschenberg do with a drawing by De Kooning? |
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| What term did Rauschenberg use to describe the technique used in his Red Paintings? |
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| What was Rauschenberg's biggest fear about his work Bed? |
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| someone would want to crawl into it |
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| What childhood experience may have been behind Rauschenberg's incorporation of a stuffed coat into one of his works? |
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| his father destroyed a pet goat |
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| Experiments in Art and Technology |
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| How did Rauschenberg make the Hoarfrost series? |
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| transfer prints to silk, muslin, or cheesecloth |
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| Where did Jasper Johns meet Rauschenberg? |
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| What technique did Johns use to paint his flags? |
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| What philosopher's ideas influnced Johns' use of stenciled names of colors over patches of colors with which they did not correspond? |
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| What Johns work was inspired by a story that he heard about De Kooning's complaint against Leo Castelli? |
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| Where did Johns see the flagstone pattern that he would incorporate into his paintings? |
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| What objects sold in his grandfather's store would figure into Jim Dine's works? |
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| What country did Oldenburg invent as a kid? |
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| In whose Happenings did Oldenburg participate? |
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| What alter ego did Oldenburg invent for himself? |
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| How did Oldenberg make the items that he sold in his "store"? |
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| spiritualized food and clothes |
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| What materials did Oldenburg use for his works at the Green gallery in 1962? |
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| canvas, foam, rubber, and paint |
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