The Amazing Race: CPAR Edition

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Across
  1. 1. gave precedence to feeling and imagination over Enlightenment, explored the exotic, erotic, and fantastic in art.
  2. 5. nonrepresentational style. used simple forms.
  3. 7. immediacy and boldness, artists as fauves (wild beasts).
  4. 11. developed as an artistic movement in mid-19th-century France, Gustave Courbet-leading proponent
  5. 12. Introduced compression of movement, depicted moving figures and machines at multiple moments of time all in one image.
  6. 15. revival of interest in Greece and Rome, incorporated the subjects and styles of ancient art.
  7. 16. wrenching distortions of form, ragged outline, and agitated brush strokes. savagely powerful, emotional canvases
Down
  1. 2. moved art toward abstraction, flat surface with little or no perspective. allows you to see a physical object from multiple viewpoints simultaneously.
  2. 3. boxed up Abstract expressionism. Instead of splattering colors over the canvases they painted one color or a few colors in clearly defined rectangles.
  3. 4. captures fleeting moments & transient effects of light and climate. focused on recording the contemporary urban scene in Paris. spontaneous brush strokes.
  4. 6. abstract but express the artist’s state of mind, works convey a rough spontaneity and palpable energy.
  5. 8. chance should play a role in art. used chance as a tool to probe the unconscious.
  6. 9. impressionism not a unified style.
  7. 10. means “the supremacy of pure feeling in art.”
  8. 13. wanted to regress to the playfulness of childhood. the movement was designed to be misunderstood.
  9. 14. blurred the cultural divide between the classes. The Pop Art movement began in England.