In 1959, Happenings were pioneered by the painter Allan Kaprow. They included several environments and uses of multimedia. Which of the following is NOT a common characteristics of Happenings?
a. They often made each participant a partial creator of the event
b. They sought to provide an experience rather than present a message or single meaning.
c. They often asked audience members to contribute cash donations instead of charging ticket prices.
d. They broke down barriers between the arts and mingled elements.
c
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Why did Thomas Jefferson locate Monticello on a hilltop?
a. Hilltops were deemed most secure in the event of war. b. A hilltop would be safe from the floods common to that area. c. Hilltops were traditional sites of Greek or Roman temples. d. A hilltop provided the best view of the Virginia countryside.
Tom Stoppard's The Real Inspector Hound, which makes fun of the thriller genre, is an example of
a. commedia dell'arte. b. farce. c. parody. d. satire.
Henri Estienne, one of the early printer/scholars in France, was inspired by printed texts from Venice.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
"Race records" was a category of music that was
a. marketed to the black community. b. designed to support integration in large American cities. c. marketed to white teens. d. emerged during the turbulent civil riots of the 60s.