Visual Arts Chapter 22

4. A style of nonrepresentational painting featuring broad "fields" or areas of color.
5. A trend in Postminimalism in which the artist's body was used as a medium or material.
6. Art, generally large in scale, made in a landscape from natural elements found there. Also called Land Art.
8. Art created according to the belief that the essence of art resides in a motivation idea, and that any physical realization or recording of this idea is secondary.
10. An event staged or directed by artists and offered as art.
12. A trend in Postminimalism in which the subject of a work of art was what it was made of and how it was made.
13. A Postmodern practice in which one artist reproduces an image created by another artist and claims it as his or her own.
15. A technique of needlework in which designs or figures are stitched into a textile ground with colored thread or yarn.
16. An assembled sculpture

1. Nonrepresentational painting in which the physical act of applying paint to a support in bold, spontaneous gestures supplies the expressive content.
2. An art style of the 1960s, deriving its imagery from popular, mass-produced culture.
3. An American art movement of the mid-20th century characterized by large scale and nonrepresentational imagery.
7. An umbrella term for the diverse trends that followed in the wake of Minimalism.
9. Art, generally large in scale, made in a landscape from natural elements found there. Also called Earth Art.
11. A movement in painting and sculpture of the 1960s and 1970s that imitated the impersonal precision and wealth of minute detail associated with photography.
14. An event or action carried out by an artist and offered as art.