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