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Groninger Museum Route

Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands
Ontdek kunst en architectuur in Groningen. Wandel langs het kleurrijke Groninger Museum, street art en bijzondere gebou…
Kunst 15-16 year
45 min 2,0 km 10 2
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Utrecht Street Art Fietsroute

Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands
Ontdek de mooiste street art en muurschilderingen van Utrecht per fiets. Van kleurrijke murals tot verborgen kunstwerke…
Kunst 13-14 year
50 min 6,0 km 10 2
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Kunst en cultuur in het Hofkwartier

Den Haag, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
Wandel door het kunstzinnige Hofkwartier en ontdek de rijke kunstgeschiedenis van Den Haag. Van Vermeer tot Mondriaan -…
Kunst 15-16 year
50 min 1,8 km 10 1
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Architectuur en kunst op Kop van Zuid

Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
Bewonder de spectaculaire skyline van Kop van Zuid, waar wereldberoemde architecten hun stempel hebben gedrukt. Van de …
Kunst 13-14 year
50 min 2,8 km 10

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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 5 October 2026.

What do artists paint with small dots?
Sand Bergen Trees Houses
What did Chagall often paint flying in the sky?
People Stone Trees Houses
What colour is the night you draw?
Black Yellow Red Green
Klimt made paintings with lots of glitter. What colour glitter?
Gold Silver Bronze Copper
What colour does a pear often have?
Green Red Blue Purple
What can artists do with leaves?
Creating patterns Cooking food Making cars Building houses
What is yellow?
The sun Grass Water Earth
What can we embroider on fabric?
Pretty flowers Water Wind Air
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What do you wear on your feet in summer?
Sandals Boots Gloves A hat
What does an elephant have in drawings?
A long trunk A long tail Long ears A long neck
What do you call it when you photograph something very close up?
Close-up Far away Open-down Slow-up
What is often written on a grave?
A gravestone A bicycle A car A table
Where can you see ancient dinosaur bones?
At a nature museum In a toy shop In a bakery In a swimming pool
Which artist made paintings that looked very real?
Johannes Vermeer Van Gogh Picasso Mondrian
What is a very large painting called?
A mural A small drawing A photo book A ticket
What do you use to draw straight lines?
A ruler A banana A sock A biscuit
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Which shape do abstract artworks often NOT have?
The shape of a house Round shapes Square shapes Free-form shapes
What is appliqué?
Sewing fabrics onto other fabric Fabric washing Fabric drying Folding fabric
What style of art made paintings of ordinary people at work?
Realism Surrealism Abstract art Pop Art
What is glaze on ceramics?
A glossy coating that protects the pot A type of clay A kind of paint A piece of glass
Which famous artist had only one ear?
Vincent van Gogh Pablo Picasso Claude Monet Andy Warhol
What can you use to create beautiful backgrounds?
A large brush A thin pencil A ruler A compass
What do you do to clean clothes?
Wash them Dye them Cut them Glue them
What is pottery?
Objects made of fired clay Plastic toys Cotton clothing Wood furniture
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What substance comes from silkworms?
Silk Cotton Wool Linen
What material is used to draw with chalk?
Lime Wood Plastic Metal
What is typical of a farm?
A large barn for animals Lots of floors No windows A golden roof
How do you lighten the colour?
By mixing in white By mixing in black By mixing in red By mixing in blue
What colour will you get if you mix yellow and red ink when printing?
Orange Green Purple Brown
What paint is best to use on paper?
Watercolour Oil paint Wall paint Car paint
What is 'outsider art'?
Art made by people who had no art training Art made outside Art by foreign artists Art no one likes
What shape do most paintings have?
Rectangular Round Triangular Hexagonal
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Which colour was popular in Roman art?
Purple (violet) Bright green Neon pink Silver
What technique does sand grains use to animate?
Sand animation Cell animation Computer animation Rotoscopy
What is 'paste-up' art?
Pre-made art to be stuck on Art made from pasta Art taken away again Art with glue stick
What is 'tie-dye'?
A technique to create colourful patterns on fabric A kind of tie One type of shoe A kind of knot
What is most important in portrait photography?
Sharp eyes Blue background Always smiling Black-and-white photo
What is most important when drawing movement?
Action lines Many colours Large shapes Perfect details
Which art style is characterised by planes in bright colours?
Fauvism Cubism Surrealism Expressionism
What is characteristic of cubist paintings?
Geometric shapes and blocks Round circles only Realistic portraits Pastel colours
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What is the main feature of 'fast fashion'?
High quality Sustainability Rapid production Handmade
What was the main difference between Greek and Roman sculptures?
Roman statues showed real persons, Greek ideal beauty Greek statues were bigger Roman statues were always made of bronze Greek statues had more colours
What is a 'self-portrait'?
Painting of yourself Portrait of a friend Painting of a king Abstract artwork
What is an intervalometer?
A device for timing photography One type of lens A measuring instrument for light A camera brand
What technique is used to make banknotes?
Gravure Screen print Woodcut Lithography
What happens if you set an ISO value too high?
Photo becomes grainy/noisy Photo becomes too dark The colours become saturated The focus becomes blurred
What often happens to temporary installations?
They are taken away after a certain amount of time They are permanently preserved in museums They are sold to collectors They are converted to permanent works
What is a softbox in studio photography?
An accessory that softens harsh light A soft surface for products A storage box for cameras Photo editing software
Create a art treasure hunt for Ages 13-14
What colour did the Greeks NOT use for their temples?
Black Red Blue Yellow
Which British artist is known for her crocheted hyperbolic shapes?
Daina Taimina Tracey Emin Rachel Whiteread Cornelia Parker
Which Brazilian designer brought 'tropical modernism' to international fashion?
Oskar Metsavaht Alexandre Herchcovitch Ronaldo Fraga Gloria Coelho
Which camera type became popular because of its instant prints and was widely used at parties in the 80s and 90s?
Polaroid camera Disposable camera Medium format camera Rangefinder camera
What is the Mexican embroidery tradition with colourful floral motifs?
Otomí Talavera Huichol Zapotec
What is the name of the Navajo weaving technique?
Two Grey Hills weaving Pueblo weaving Hopi weaving Cherokee weaving
Which German female artist created powerful socially engaged graphic art?
Käthe Kollwitz Hannah Höch Gabriele Münter Paula Modersohn-Becker
What does 'toy' mean in graffiti slang?
A novice or bad graffiti writer A small, playful tag A colourful spray can A graffiti on playgrounds
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Which Brazilian twin brothers are famous for their large-scale murals?
Os Gemeos Nunca Herbert Baglione Tinho
What happened to many of Christo and Jeanne-Claude's works after the exhibition?
They were completely removed They were permanently installed They were sold to collectors They were transferred to museums
Which civilisation developed the first true arches in architecture?
Mesopotamians Egyptians Greeks Romans
What characterises the 'Transavantgarde' movement?
Eclectic mix of historical styles Strict minimalism Working in black and white only Use of industrial materials
What is an important feature of Islamic architecture?
Geometric patterns and arabesques Images of people and animals Use of right angles only Always round domes
Which American pop artist became famous for his Campbell soup cans and portraits of Marilyn Monroe?
Andy Warhol Roy Lichtenstein James Rosenquist Claes Oldenburg
Which abstract artist was also a pilot in World War I?
Wassily Kandinsky Paul Klee Piet Mondrian Franz Marc
What aspect makes installations different from traditional sculptures?
They transform the whole space in which they stand They are always bigger than sculptures They cost more money to make They use only modern materials
Create a art treasure hunt for Ages 17-18
What is the name for the traditional Navajo weaving technique in which patterns are created without a pre-drawn design?
Free-form weaving Geometric weaving Pictorial weaving Storm pattern weaving
Which famous photographer was known for his black-and-white street photography and took the iconic photo 'Behind the Gare Saint-Lazare'?
Henri Cartier-Bresson Robert Capa Walker Evans Vivian Maier
What type of acid is traditionally used in etching?
Nitric acid Sulphuric acid Hydrochloric acid Acetic acid
Which Chinese dynasty is associated with the famous jade burial suits?
Han Dynasty Tang Dynasty Song dynasty Ming dynasty
What is the name for the small decorative elements at the top of Gothic spires?
Crucifers Maaswerk Eyelash gene Crabs
What characterises the art movement 'Orphism' that emerged around 1912?
Abstraction based on colour and light Geometric shapes in black and white Realistic nature reproduction Industrial motifs and machines
Which sculptor created the monumental sculpture 'Angel of the North'?
Antony Gormley Henry Moore Barbara Hepworth Rachel Whiteread
Which artist developed the technique of 'frottage' (rubbing technique)?
Max Ernst Joan Miró André Masson Yves Tanguy
Create a art treasure hunt for Ages 18+

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