a. Incorrect. Doughtery’s work does not typically involve such materials as video. b. Incorrect. Smith’s work uses metal squares, not such materials as video. c. Incorrect. Nevelson’s work involves such materials as found wooden objects. d. Correct. Oursler’s work involves video, projection, and installation. e. Incorrect. Smithson made giant earthworks that did not involve video or projections.
a. Le Corbusier
b. Frank Lloyd Wright
c. Walter Gropius
d. Louis Sullivan
e. Philip Johnson
c. Walter Gropius
a. Incorrect. Le Corbusier did not say this.
b. Incorrect. Wright did not say this.
c. Correct. Gropius, an important architect in the development of modern architecture, did believe this.
d. Incorrect. Sullivan did not say this.
e. Incorrect. Johnson did not say this.
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a. true b. false