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This activity contains 10 questions.

Question 1.
_________ was referred initially to as "an explosion in a shingle factory?"


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Question 2.
The Arts in Public Places program was likened to a mass-audience _________ course.


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Question 3.
______ hurled stones at Michelangelo’s David after its completion.


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Question 4.
The block of marble from which Michelangelo’s David was carved was a sculptural challenge. ________ was offered, but refused the enormous task before it was accepted by Michelangelo.


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Question 5.
The artist Guillermo Gómez-Peña makes work about the relations between the United States and Mexico. Gómez-Peña call his works _______.


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Question 6.
Artists who deal with social issues, such as Lacy and Labowitz, or Group Material, find themselves in the role of artist as _________.


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Question 7.
_________, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, was one of the first works of art to be installed as a result of the NEA's Arts in Public Places Program.


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Question 8.
Artist Carl Andre stated that one thing he hated most in public art was a piece of abstract art that was nothing more than a _______.


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Question 9.
________ became the source of public outcry and a political wedge against public art during the 1980s.


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Question 10.
___________ is the artist who created a vehicle for the homeless due to the failure of New York City's shelter system.


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