Who is known for creating large-scale metal sculptures, including the “Cloud Gate” in Chicago’s Millennium Park?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Anish Kapoor
d) Alexander Calder
Answer: c) Anish Kapoor
This sculptor is famous for his “Balloon Dog” series and other colorful, pop-inspired artworks.
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Claes Oldenburg
Answer: a) Jeff Koons
Who created the iconic “Fearless Girl” sculpture that faces Wall Street’s “Charging Bull” in New York City?
a) Anish Kapoor
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Kristen Visbal
Answer: d) Kristen Visbal
This sculptor is known for his monumental, minimalist steel sculptures, such as “Tilted Arc.”
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Alexander Calder
Answer: b) Richard Serra
Who created the “Spider” series, which features giant spider sculptures, such as “Maman”?
a) Anish Kapoor
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Louise Nevelson
Answer: c) Louise Bourgeois
This sculptor is known for his innovative use of found objects, such as “Giant Three-Way Plug.”
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Claes Oldenburg
d) Alexander Calder
Answer: c) Claes Oldenburg
Who is famous for creating the “Calder Mobiles,” a series of abstract hanging sculptures that move with air currents?
a) Anish Kapoor
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Alexander Calder
Answer: d) Alexander Calder
This sculptor is known for his hyperrealistic sculptures of everyday objects, such as “Bag of Chips.”
a) Jeff Koons
b) Duane Hanson
c) Claes Oldenburg
d) Louise Nevelson
Answer: b) Duane Hanson
Who created the monumental sculpture “The Gates” in New York City’s Central Park?
a) Anish Kapoor
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Christo and Jeanne-Claude
Answer: d) Christo and Jeanne-Claude
This sculptor is known for his abstract and expressive bronze sculptures, including “Bird in Space.
a) Jeff Koons
b) Constantin Brancusi
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Alexander Calder
Answer: b) Constantin Brancusi
Who is famous for creating the “LOVE” sculpture, featuring stacked letters with a tilted “O”?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Robert Indiana
c) Claes Oldenburg
d) Alexander Calder
Answer: b) Robert Indiana
This sculptor is known for his surrealist and symbolic sculptures, such as “The Persistence of Memory.”
a) Salvador Dali
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Louise Nevelson
Answer: a) Salvador Dali
Who created the monumental sculpture “The Bean” in Chicago’s Millennium Park?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Anish Kapoor
d) Claes Oldenburg
Answer: c) Anish Kapoor
This sculptor is known for his “Torchlight” series and other abstract works that explore light and space.
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Richard Hunt
Answer: d) Richard Hunt
Who created the bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln seated in the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.?
a) Augustus Saint-Gaudens
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Isamu Noguchi
Answer: a) Augustus Saint-Gaudens
This sculptor is known for his site-specific earthworks, including “Spiral Jetty” in the Great Salt Lake.
a) Robert Smithson
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Claes Oldenburg
Answer: a) Robert Smithson
Who created the “Fountain” artwork, which was a urinal submitted to an art exhibition in 1917?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Marcel Duchamp
d) Louise Nevelson
Answer: c) Marcel Duchamp
This sculptor is known for his kinetic sculptures that incorporate movement, such as “Double L Eccentric Gyratory II.”
a) George Segal
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) George Rickey
Answer: d) George Rickey
Who is famous for creating the “Vietnam Veterans Memorial” in Washington, D.C.?
a) Maya Lin
b) Richard Serra
c) Anish Kapoor
d) Alexander Calder
Answer: a) Maya Lin
This sculptor is known for his abstract, geometric works in stainless steel, such as “Tilted Arc.”
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Richard Serra
Answer: d) Richard Serra
Who created the iconic “Charging Bull” sculpture that stands in New York City’s Financial District?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Arturo Di Modica
Answer: d) Arturo Di Modica
This sculptor is known for her monumental steel sculptures, including “Maman.”
a) Anish Kapoor
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Louise Nevelson
Answer: c) Louise Bourgeois
Who created the “Whirligigs” series, featuring colorful, wind-powered sculptures?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Vollis Simpson
Answer: d) Vollis Simpson
This sculptor is known for his abstract, figurative works in bronze, such as “The Thinker.”
a) Auguste Rodin
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Alberto Giacometti
Answer: a) Auguste Rodin
Who created the “Wall of Respect” mural, a groundbreaking community artwork in Chicago?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Anish Kapoor
d) William Walker
Answer: d) William Walker
This sculptor is known for his minimalist and abstract works in stone and metal.
a) Donald Judd
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Constantin Brancusi
Answer: a) Donald Judd
Who created the “Cloud Gate” sculpture in front of the Indiana State Museum?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Anish Kapoor
d) Robert Indiana
Answer: c) Anish Kapoor
This sculptor is known for his monumental public artworks, including “The Awakening” in Washington, D.C.
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) J. Seward Johnson Jr.
Answer: d) J. Seward Johnson Jr.
Who created the “Sun Tunnels” art installation in the Great Basin Desert of Utah?
a) Nancy Holt
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Claes Oldenburg
Answer: a) Nancy Holt
This sculptor is known for his bronze sculptures of human figures in various poses.
a) Robert Graham
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) George Rickey
Answer: a) Robert Graham
Who created the “America Windows” stained glass art installation at the Art Institute of Chicago?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Marc Chagall
d) Louise Nevelson
Answer: c) Marc Chagall
This sculptor is known for her “Black Hawk” statue, a tribute to Native American leader Black Hawk.
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Lorado Taft
Answer: d) Lorado Taft
Who created the “The Monument of the Discoveries” in Lisbon, Portugal?
a) Anish Kapoor
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Leonel Moura
Answer: d) Leonel Moura
This sculptor is known for his bronze statues of historical figures, such as Thomas Jefferson and George Washington.
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Jean-Baptiste Auguste Clésinger
Answer: d) Jean-Baptiste Auguste Clésinger
Who created the “Wall Street Bull” sculpture, also known as the “Charging Bull,” in New York City?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Arturo Di Modica
Answer: d) Arturo Di Modica
This sculptor is known for his large, public art installations, such as “Celtic Crossing” in Dublin, Ireland.
a) Anish Kapoor
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Eilis O’Connell
Answer: d) Eilis O’Connell
Who created the “Freedom Sculpture,” a bronze monument in Los Angeles, California?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Anish Kapoor
d) Omri Amrany and Gary Tillery
Answer: d) Omri Amrany and Gary Tillery
This sculptor is known for his monumental bronze sculptures, including “The Fist” in Detroit.
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Robert Graham
Answer: d) Robert Graham
Who created the “Stainless Banner” sculpture, also known as “Confederate Memorial,” in Montgomery, Alabama?
a) Anish Kapoor
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) William Thompson
Answer: d) William Thompson
This sculptor is known for his colorful, whimsical sculptures inspired by everyday objects, such as “Giant Soft Fan.”
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Claes Oldenburg
d) Louise Nevelson
Answer: c) Claes Oldenburg
Who created the “Grand Rapids Ballet Mural” in Michigan, featuring vibrant mosaic murals?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Anish Kapoor
d) David Frey
Answer: d) David Frey
This sculptor is known for her large-scale installations and sculptures made from found materials.
a) Nancy Holt
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Ursula von Rydingsvard
Answer: d) Ursula von Rydingsvard
Who created the “Soldier’s Memorial,” a bronze and granite monument in St. Louis, Missouri?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Anish Kapoor
d) Walker Hancock
Answer: d) Walker Hancock
This sculptor is known for his figurative bronze sculptures, such as “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Kiss.”
a) Robert Indiana
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) J. Seward Johnson Jr.
Answer: d) J. Seward Johnson Jr.
Who created the “Inukshuk” sculpture in Vancouver, Canada, as a symbol of friendship and hospitality?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Anish Kapoor
d) Alvin Kanak
Answer: d) Alvin Kanak
This sculptor is known for her “Garden of the Gods” series, featuring carved stone and marble sculptures.
a) Patricia Leighton
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Beverly Pepper
Answer: d) Beverly Pepper
Who created the “Gateway Arch” in St. Louis, Missouri, a symbol of the westward expansion of the United States?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Anish Kapoor
d) Eero Saarinen
Answer: d) Eero Saarinen
This sculptor is known for his monumental, abstract sculptures made from stainless steel.
a) Donald Judd
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) Richard Hunt
Answer: d) Richard Hunt
Who created the “Wall of Honor” monument in Boston, Massachusetts, to honor immigrant contributions?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Anish Kapoor
d) David Fichter
Answer: d) David Fichter
This sculptor is known for his monumental public artworks, such as “Awilda and Ahab” in New York City.
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Bourgeois
d) David Adickes
Answer: d) David Adickes
