Jean-Michel Basquiat - Test
A) Italian B) British C) American D) French
A) 1950 B) 1970 C) 1980 D) 1960
A) Minimalism B) Neo-expressionism C) Cubism D) Surrealism
A) STERLING RUBY B) SAMO C) KEITH HARING D) BANKSY
A) Painter B) Accountant C) Architect D) Musician
A) 17 B) 25 C) 21 D) 13
A) Jasper Johns B) Cy Twombly C) Keith Haring D) Robert Rauschenberg
A) The Louvre B) Whitney Museum of American Art C) Tate Modern D) Guggenheim Museum
A) 2005 B) 1990 C) 1975 D) 1982
A) Pablo Picasso B) Jackson Pollock C) Vincent van Gogh D) Andy Warhol
A) Chicago B) New York City C) Los Angeles D) Miami
A) 30 B) 25 C) 21 D) 18
A) Portraits of celebrities B) Nature and landscapes C) Abstract patterns D) Wealth versus poverty, integration versus segregation, and inner versus outer experience
A) 2008 B) 2017 C) 1999 D) 2020
A) The Art of Graffiti B) The Adventures of SAMO C) Basquiat's Diary D) A children's book written by Basquiat at age seven and illustrated by Prozzo
A) Fractured leg B) Broken arm and several internal injuries requiring a splenectomy C) Burns D) Concussion
A) French, Spanish, and English B) German, Italian, and Russian C) Japanese, Chinese, and Korean D) Arabic, Hebrew, and Turkish
A) Miami, Florida B) Houston, Texas C) Miramar, Puerto Rico D) Los Angeles, California
A) Edward R. Murrow High School B) Brooklyn Technical High School C) Stuyvesant High School D) Queens High School for the Sciences
A) High School of Art and Design B) Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School C) Stuyvesant High School D) City-As-School
A) 'Same old shit' B) Society of American Modernists C) Save Art, Make Ourselves Known D) Street Art Movement Organization
A) The Village Voice B) High Times C) Artforum D) Rolling Stone
A) Late Night with David Letterman B) The Tonight Show C) Saturday Night Live D) TV Party
A) The Clash B) Gray C) Test Pattern D) The Ramones
A) Lower Manhattan B) Harlem C) Greenwich Village D) East Village
A) Mathematical equations B) Biological cell diagrams C) Anatomical diagrams D) Chemical compound diagrams
A) W.P.A. restaurant B) Max's Kansas City C) CBGB D) Hurrah
A) Stupid Games, Bad Ideas B) SAMO© AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO GOD C) MAN MADE D) The State of the Outlaw Art
A) "SAMO" B) "MAN MADE" C) "TEST PATTERN" D) "GRAY"
A) The Limelight Storefront B) Patricia Field's upscale boutique C) Maxfield Parrish Gallery D) Annina Nosei Gallery
A) 1982 B) 1981 C) 1980 D) 1979
A) Jeffrey Deitch B) Sandro Chia C) Diego Cortez D) Rene Ricard
A) Art in America B) Rolling Stone C) Artforum D) Vogue
A) Rapture B) Cadillac Moon C) Downtown 81 D) Radiant Child
A) Debbie Harry B) Suzanne Mallouk C) Emilio Mazzoli D) Annina Nosei
A) Gallery in Modena B) P.S.1 C) Fashion Moda D) Her own gallery
A) Modena gallery B) Annina Nosei Gallery C) P.S.1 D) Collaborative Projects Incorporated
A) Poor sales at previous exhibitions B) Lack of interest from the public C) He felt exploited due to tight deadlines. D) Disagreement with the curator
A) Rene Ricard B) Annina Nosei C) Sandro Chia D) Jeffrey Deitch
A) 'Radiant Child' B) Blondie's 'Rapture' C) 'Downtown 81' D) 'Cadillac Moon'
A) $439.6 million B) $20.1 million C) $115 million D) $110.5 million
A) Ten B) Five C) Twenty D) Fifteen
A) Miles Davis B) Charlie Parker C) John Coltrane D) Louis Armstrong
A) Francesco Clemente B) Ivorian artist Ouattara Watts C) Keith Haring D) Glenn O'Brien
A) Tartown Inc. B) Interview C) Gemini G.E.L. D) Whitney Biennial
A) The Industrial Revolution B) African-American history C) Medieval European battles D) Space exploration
A) The Anatomy of the Human Body B) Human Physiology C) Gray's Anatomy D) Anatomy for Artists
A) 100% B) 75% C) 25% D) 50%
A) 2023 B) 2008 C) 2012 D) 2016
A) 1979 B) 1981 C) 1985 D) 1983
A) Around 600 B) Around 1,500 C) Less than 1,000 D) Over 2,000
A) Jennifer Goode B) Lee Jaffe C) Paige Powell D) Madonna
A) Rene Ricard B) Franklin Sirmans C) Marc Mayer D) Basquiat's family
A) Glenn O'Brien B) Keith Haring C) His girlfriend Kelle Inman D) Paige Powell
A) Olivier Berggruen B) Kellie Jones C) Pablo Picasso D) Fred Hoffman
A) $5.5 million B) $20 million C) $3.3 million D) $10 million
A) Olympics (1984) B) Taxi, 45th/Broadway C) Paintings D) Zenith
A) Armani B) Comme des Garçons C) Gagosian D) Boone
A) Franklin Sirmans B) Robert Hughes C) Hilton Kramer D) Bonnie Rosenberg
A) 1986 B) 1985 C) 1987 D) 1984
A) Venice Beach, California B) Market Street studio space C) 57 Great Jones Street, NoHo D) Salzburg, Austria
A) Rene Ricard B) Franklin Sirmans C) David Bowie D) Niru Ratnam
A) Untitled (Axe/Rene) (1984) B) Charles the First (1982) C) King Zulu (1986) D) Horn Players (1983)
A) $10.8 million B) $41.8 million C) $15.2 million D) $20.9 million
A) David Bowie B) Robert Hughes C) Andy Warhol D) Franklin Sirmans
A) Zenith B) Taxi, 45th/Broadway C) Paintings D) Olympics (1984)
A) $46.5 million B) $67.1 million C) $42 million D) $48.3 million
A) $50 B) $200 C) $500 D) $100
A) Singer Debbie Harry B) Drummer Lars Ulrich C) Mary Boone D) Gallerist Emilio Mazzoli
A) Child Prodigy B) The Radiant Artist C) Basquiat: The Rising Star D) Radiant Child
A) Gerard De Geer B) Guido Orsi C) Tony Shafrazi D) Basquiat's sisters
A) Equals Pi B) A Panel of Experts C) Hollywood Africans D) Dos Cabezas
A) American businessman Ken Griffin B) Drummer Lars Ulrich C) Gallerist Emilio Mazzoli D) Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa
A) A carousel B) A Ferris wheel C) A roller coaster D) A bumper car attraction
A) Manhattan's Central Park B) Cabrini Medical Center C) Hamburg D) Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery
A) Blank walls B) Canvas only C) Objects found in the streets D) Leather jackets
A) "Aesthetic colonization" B) Cultural appropriation C) Political marginalization D) Economic exploitation
A) Robert Rauschenberg B) Andy Warhol C) Madonna D) George Condo
A) $67.1 million B) $42 million C) $46.5 million D) $32.6 million
A) Francesco Clemente B) Paige Powell C) Keith Haring D) Ingrid Sischy
A) Buddhist philosophy B) Haitian Vodou C) Christian iconography D) Islamic art
A) Irony of Negro Policeman B) Hollywood Africans C) Untitled (Charles Darwin) D) Dustheads
A) Fay Gold B) Mary Boone C) Bruno Bischofberger D) Larry Gagosian
A) Palladium B) Area C) Tail o' the Pup D) Whisky a Go Go
A) Surrealist techniques B) Traditional portraiture C) Abstract forms D) Reductive racial representations
A) Madonna B) Lee Jaffe C) Paige Powell D) Jennifer Goode
A) $200 B) $5,000 C) $10,000 D) $3.3 million
A) Drummer Lars Ulrich B) Gallerist Emilio Mazzoli C) Singer Debbie Harry D) Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa
A) Sotheby's App B) Christie's App C) Fair Warning D) Phillips App
A) Whisky a Go Go B) Tail o' the Pup C) Palladium D) Area
A) $110.5 million B) $57.3 million C) $85 million D) $20.9 million
A) 2007 B) 1994 C) 2014 D) 2002
A) $67.1 million B) $42 million C) $48.3 million D) $46.5 million
A) Keith Haring B) Glenn O'Brien C) Francesco Clemente D) Allen Ginsberg
A) American pop culture B) Japanese samurai helmets C) African masks, suggesting a cultural reclamation D) : European classical art
A) John Lurie B) Ingrid Sischy C) His friend Fab 5 Freddy D) David Shapiro
A) Jazz B) Opera C) Hip-hop culture D) Classical music
A) Paris, France B) Atlanta, Georgia C) Abidjan, Ivory Coast D) Salzburg, Austria
A) Paris B) Los Angeles C) New York City D) Atlanta, Georgia
A) Yvon Lambert Gallery B) Saint Peter's Church C) Frank E. Campbell Funeral Chapel D) Cabrini Medical Center |
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