Across
- 2. Neo-expressionist painter; graffiti artist from Brooklyn
- 3. Vietnamese-American architect; designed the Vietnam Veterans Memorial
- 8. Challenges artistic conventions; playful, ironic, questions authenticity
- 10. Contemporary artist; creates kitsch sculptures; explores commercialism
- 13. Iranian-American artist; explores identity within political upheaval
- 14. Artwork created for and responsive to a particular location
- 17. Coarse fabric used symbolically by Abakanowicz
- 18. Artists reclaim and celebrate their heritage and backgrounds
- 19. Korean artist; leader of the ink wash painting movement
- 21. Images assembled from multiple sources (Jean Quick-to-See Smith)
- 24. Using existing imagery or objects with new meaning
- 25. Chinese artist; uses language and text as political commentary
- 26. Stone material used by Maya Lin (reflective, permanent)
Down
- 1. Personal and collective suffering expressed through form
- 4. Viewers actively engage with and experience the artwork
- 5. Cindy Sherman's primary medium for exploring identity
- 6. Works designed to be temporary; not permanent
- 7. Art responds to social/political issues of the time
- 9. Polish artist; textile sculptor addressing trauma and dehumanization
- 11. African American artist; combines quilting with narrative painting
- 12. Artists known for large-scale, temporary site-specific installations
- 15. Traditional Asian painting method using water and ink
- 16. Postmodern photographer; explores identity and the female gaze
- 20. Bright orange fabric used in Christo's Gates installation
- 22. Immersive environment; viewers enter and move through the work
- 23. Traditional craft elevated to fine art by Faith Ringgold