Who is known for creating iconic public sculptures like “The Gateway Arch” in St. Louis?
a) Alexander Calder
b) Jeff Koons
c) Claes Oldenburg
d) Eero Saarinen
Answer: d) Eero Saarinen
This sculptor is famous for his kinetic sculptures and mobiles that often depict abstract forms in motion.
a) Richard Serra
b) Isamu Noguchi
c) David Smith
d) Alexander Calder
Answer: d) Alexander Calder
Who is known for his minimalist sculptures made of industrial materials, often involving large steel plates?
a) Robert Irwin
b) Richard Serra
c) Ellsworth Kelly
d) Donald Judd
Answer: d) Donald Judd
This sculptor is renowned for his monumental public artworks, such as “Balloon Flower” and “Puppy.”
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Louise Nevelson
d) Claes Oldenburg
Answer: a) Jeff Koons
Who is known for his large-scale environmental artworks like “The Lightning Field” and “Broken Circle”?
a) Christo
b) Isamu Noguchi
c) Robert Rauschenberg
d) Sol LeWitt
Answer: a) Christo
This sculptor’s work often explores themes of sexuality and pop culture, with pieces like “Michael Jackson and Bubbles.”
a) Jeff Koons
b) Robert Rauschenberg
c) Claes Oldenburg
d) Frank Stella
Answer: a) Jeff Koons
Who is known for his abstract sculptures made from found objects and welded steel, such as “Sky Cathedral”?
a) Alexander Calder
b) David Smith
c) Ellsworth Kelly
d) Louise Bourgeois
Answer: b) David Smith
This sculptor is famous for his large-scale, curvilinear works that challenge traditional notions of sculpture.
a) Louise Nevelson
b) Louise Bourgeois
c) Isamu Noguchi
d) Richard Serra
Answer: c) Isamu Noguchi
Who is known for his assemblage sculptures created from discarded objects, often painted in monochromatic colors?
a) Claes Oldenburg
b) Robert Rauschenberg
c) Frank Stella
d) Donald Judd
Answer: b) Robert Rauschenberg
This sculptor is famous for her spider sculptures and emotionally charged works exploring personal themes.
a) Yoko Ono
b) Louise Bourgeois
c) Judy Chicago
d) Lynda Benglis
Answer: b) Louise Bourgeois
Who is known for his monumental outdoor sculptures, including “Tilted Arc” and “Torqued Ellipses”?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Richard Serra
c) Robert Irwin
d) Frank Stella
Answer: b) Richard Serra
This sculptor is famous for his site-specific installations and artworks that often incorporate light and space.
a) Ellsworth Kelly
b) Donald Judd
c) Robert Irwin
d) Dan Flavin
Answer: c) Robert Irwin
Who is known for her large-scale, immersive installations like “The Dinner Party” and explorations of feminist themes?
a) Yoko Ono
b) Louise Bourgeois
c) Judy Chicago
d) Lynda Benglis
Answer: c) Judy Chicago
This sculptor is famous for his steel sculptures that often evoke organic forms, such as “Pineapple Fountain.”
a) Richard Serra
b) Isamu Noguchi
c) Robert Rauschenberg
d) Chakaia Booker
Answer: d) Chakaia Booker
Who is known for his wood and metal sculptures that combine abstraction and figuration, often exploring African American identity?
a) Melvin Edwards
b) David Smith
c) Claes Oldenburg
d) Ellsworth Kelly
Answer: a) Melvin Edwards
This sculptor is famous for her use of industrial materials and abstract forms in works like “Celebration” and “Broken Column.”
a) Louise Nevelson
b) Louise Bourgeois
c) Lynda Benglis
d) Judy Chicago
Answer: a) Louise Nevelson
Who is known for his large-scale public sculptures, such as “Awilda and Irma” and “Blind Orion Looking for the Rising Sun”?
a) David Smith
b) Robert Rauschenberg
c) Chakaia Booker
d) Melvin Edwards
Answer: d) Melvin Edwards
This sculptor is famous for his geometric and minimalist sculptures, often using materials like stone, glass, and metal.
a) Richard Serra
b) Ellsworth Kelly
c) Dan Flavin
d) Sol LeWitt
Answer: b) Ellsworth Kelly
Who is known for his colorful, geometric sculptures that often play with perspective and optical effects?
a) Jeff Koons
b) Frank Stella
c) Sol LeWitt
d) Donald Judd
Answer: b) Frank Stella
This sculptor is famous for his earthworks and large-scale outdoor installations, such as “Spiral Jetty.”
a) Robert Irwin
b) Robert Smithson
c) Christo
d) Maya Lin
Answer: b) Robert Smithson
Who is known for her minimalistic sculptures that explore repetition, rhythm, and industrial materials, like “Untitled (Stack)”?
a) Lynda Benglis
b) Louise Bourgeois
c) Jenny Holzer
d) Louise Nevelson
Answer: a) Lynda Benglis
This sculptor is famous for his neon light installations and text-based artworks, often addressing social and political issues.
a) Robert Rauschenberg
b) Dan Flavin
c) Sol LeWitt
d) Richard Serra
Answer: b) Dan Flavin
Who is known for her conceptual artworks, such as “Inflammatory Essays,” that challenge power dynamics and language?
a) Yoko Ono
b) Jenny Holzer
c) Lynda Benglis
d) Judy Chicago
Answer: b) Jenny Holzer
This sculptor is famous for his large-scale public sculptures and installations that often involve wrapping objects or buildings.
a) Ellsworth Kelly
b) David Smith
c) Christo
d) Claes Oldenburg
Answer: c) Christo
Who is known for her minimalist sculptures that explore geometry and repetition, often using materials like plywood and aluminum?
a) Louise Bourgeois
b) Lynda Benglis
c) Jenny Holzer
d) Maya Lin
Answer: d) Maya Lin
This sculptor is famous for his playful and oversized sculptures of everyday objects, such as “Spoonbridge and Cherry.”
a) Claes Oldenburg
b) Jeff Koons
c) Richard Serra
d) Dan Flavin
Answer: a) Claes Oldenburg
Who is known for her conceptual sculptures and installations that often involve language and the female body?
a) Jenny Holzer
b) Louise Bourgeois
c) Yoko Ono
d) Lynda Benglis
Answer: b) Louise Bourgeois
This sculptor is famous for his minimalist sculptures that involve repetition and mathematical concepts, often using grids.
a) Sol LeWitt
b) Richard Serra
c) Donald Judd
d) Ellsworth Kelly
Answer: a) Sol LeWitt
Who is known for his large, immersive light installations that often create kaleidoscopic effects?
a) Dan Flavin
b) Robert Irwin
c) Jenny Holzer
d) Robert Rauschenberg
Answer: a) Dan Flavin
This sculptor is famous for his sculptures made from found materials and detritus, often commenting on consumer culture.
a) Robert Rauschenberg
b) Claes Oldenburg
c) Richard Serra
d) David Smith
Answer: a) Robert Rauschenberg
Who is known for his abstract, biomorphic sculptures made from wood and often featuring fluid forms?
a) Chakaia Booker
b) Alexander Calder
c) Isamu Noguchi
d) Ellsworth Kelly
Answer: c) Isamu Noguchi
This sculptor is famous for his artworks that combine sculpture and painting, often using bold colors and geometric shapes.
a) Frank Stella
b) Richard Serra
c) Sol LeWitt
d) Donald Judd
Answer: a) Frank Stella
Who is known for his ephemeral artworks that involve wrapping objects in fabric, such as “Wrapped Reichstag”?
a) Christo
b) Jeff Koons
c) Claes Oldenburg
d) David Smith
Answer: a) Christo
This sculptor is famous for his monumental sculptures made from Cor-Ten steel, often featuring abstract and curvilinear forms.
a) Claes Oldenburg
b) Robert Rauschenberg
c) Ellsworth Kelly
d) Richard Serra
Answer: d) Richard Serra
Who is known for her large, site-specific earthworks like “Sun Tunnels” and “Broken Circle”?
a) Yoko Ono
b) Maya Lin
c) Judy Chicago
d) Christo
Answer: b) Maya Lin
This sculptor is famous for his monumental, abstract sculptures that often explore themes of time and space.
a) Robert Irwin
b) Isamu Noguchi
c) Richard Serra
d) Ellsworth Kelly
Answer: b) Isamu Noguchi
Who is known for her exploration of feminist themes through sculptures like “The Dinner Party”?
a) Judy Chicago
b) Louise Bourgeois
c) Lynda Benglis
d) Louise Nevelson
Answer: a) Judy Chicago
This sculptor is famous for his dynamic and abstract sculptures that often feature curved, organic forms.
a) Frank Stella
b) Isamu Noguchi
c) Alexander Calder
d) David Smith
Answer: b) Isamu Noguchi
Who is known for his minimalist sculptures that explore repetition and grid structures, often using industrial materials?
a) Sol LeWitt
b) Robert Rauschenberg
c) Ellsworth Kelly
d) Dan Flavin
Answer: a) Sol LeWitt
This sculptor is famous for her large-scale, immersive installations and sculptures that often involve textiles.
a) Maya Lin
b) Jenny Holzer
c) Judy Chicago
d) Louise Bourgeois
Answer: d) Louise Bourgeois
Who is known for his monumental, minimalist sculptures often involving industrial materials like steel and concrete?
a) Richard Serra
b) Donald Judd
c) Ellsworth Kelly
d) Frank Stella
Answer: a) Richard Serra
This sculptor is famous for his playful and oversized sculptures of everyday objects, such as “Floor Burger.”
a) Claes Oldenburg
b) Jeff Koons
c) Robert Rauschenberg
d) Richard Serra
Answer: a) Claes Oldenburg
Who is known for her explorations of identity, race, and gender through sculptures like “Black Pope” and “The Lioness”?
a) Alison Saar
b) Chakaia Booker
c) Betye Saar
d) Melvin Edwards
Answer: c) Betye Saar
This sculptor is famous for his use of found materials, often transforming them into intricate sculptures, like “Lynch Fragments.”
a) Chakaia Booker
b) Melvin Edwards
c) David Smith
d) Claes Oldenburg
Answer: b) Melvin Edwards
Who is known for her avant-garde sculptures that often blur the line between art and everyday objects?
a) Yoko Ono
b) Louise Nevelson
c) Maya Lin
d) Jenny Holzer
Answer: b) Louise Nevelson
This sculptor is famous for his monumental sculptures made from found materials and discarded tires, like “Massive Presence.”
a) Richard Serra
b) Chakaia Booker
c) Claes Oldenburg
d) Melvin Edwards
Answer: b) Chakaia Booker
Who is known for his explorations of the human body through sculptures that often evoke fragmentation and abstraction?
a) Louise Bourgeois
b) Robert Rauschenberg
c) Lynda Benglis
d) David Smith
Answer: a) Louise Bourgeois
This sculptor is famous for his vibrant and colorful metal sculptures that often depict playful and whimsical forms.
a) Jeff Koons
b) Claes Oldenburg
c) Alexander Calder
d) Frank Stella
Answer: c) Alexander Calder
Who is known for his large-scale, public sculptures that often involve monumental steel beams and abstract forms?
a) Richard Serra
b) Claes Oldenburg
c) David Smith
d) Donald Judd
Answer: a) Richard Serra
This sculptor is famous for his interactive and participatory installations that often incorporate light and technology.
a) Dan Flavin
b) Robert Irwin
c) Jenny Holzer
d) James Turrell
Answer: d) James Turrell
