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Delve into the fascinating world of art history with our Art Movements GPS scavenger hunts. Discover how different artistic movements emerged, their characteristics and how they influenced each other. From the perfection of the Renaissance to the rebelliousness of modern art - each scavenger hunt brings you closer to the masterpieces and their creators.

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What do artists often draw yellow?
Bananas Strawberries Grapes Cherry
What do artists often draw on a tree?
Leaves Wheels Windows Legs
What do artists make with curly lines?
Its Walls Tables Windows
What do artists make from clay?
Images Music Songs Stories
What do artists often paint silver?
Moon Sun Grass Flowers
What colour is snow in paintings?
White Black Red Green
What colour does a heart have in works of art?
Red Blue Green Yellow
What colour is the moon in paintings?
White Green Red Blue
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Which art movement used a lot of black lines and planes?
The Style Impressionism Baroque Romance
Which art stream uses a lot of gold and glitter?
Byzantine art Poor art Grey art Simple art
Which art stream uses a lot of wavy lines?
Art Nouveau Straight art Square art Sleek art
What does 'modern art' mean?
New art of late Ancient art of yesteryear Art of knights Art of dinosaurs
What is constructivism?
Art with geometric shapes Art with only buildings Art with tools only Bridge-only art
What did performance artists use as material?
Their own bodies Paint only Stone only Wood only
What did street art artists mainly use in the past?
Aerosols Pots of paint Crayons Felt pens
What does 'primitive art' mean?
Simple art of the past Difficult art today Art of aliens Art of robots
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Which art movement arose as a reaction against Impressionism?
Post-impressionism Pop Art Street Art Dadaism
Which art movement tried to show movement in paintings?
Futurism Still-life painting Portraiture Landscape painting
Which art movement made art that seemed so real that it looked like photographs?
Photorealism/Hyperrealism Abstract art Impressionism Expressionism
Which art movement emerged in the 1960s?
Pop-art Baroque Renaissance Impressionism
What is a hallmark of minimalist art?
Very simple and few details Using as many colours as possible Lots of small details Creating only large paintings
Which art movement mainly painted water lilies and other nature scenes with light, flowing brushstrokes?
Impressionism Cubism Surrealism Pop Art
Where did impressionists prefer to paint?
Outdoors in nature Only inside in the dark In churches In factories
Which Dutch painter is known for geometric abstract art?
Piet Mondrian Johannes Vermeer Karel Appel Hieronymus Bosch
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Which art movement often used comics as inspiration?
Pop Art Abstract Expressionism Impressionism Romance
Which artist is associated with the 'ready-mades'?
Marcel Duchamp Man Ray Francis Picabia Tristan Tzara
Which art movement arose as a reaction against Impressionism?
Post-impressionism Neo-impressionism Pre-impressionism Anti-impressionism
Which Dutch art movement is characterised by geometric shapes and primary colours?
The Style The Plough Cobra The Eighties
Which art movement is characterised by depicting light and atmosphere at different times of the day?
Impressionism Expressionism Surrealism Cubism
Which art movement is characterised by overly ornate decoration?
Baroque Minimalism Functionalism Purism
Which art movement tried to portray the beauty of machines and technology?
Futurism Primitivism Pastoralism Naturalism
Which art movement is characterised by the use of halftones from printing?
Pop Art Impressionism Fauvism Expressionism
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Which Post-Impressionist artist experimented with areas of colour and geometric shapes?
Paul Cézanne Georges Seurat Paul Signac Henri Cross
Which artist is considered the father of modern abstract painting?
Wassily Kandinsky Paul Cézanne Henri Matisse Pablo Picasso
Which architectural movement is associated with the Bauhaus school?
Functionalism Eclecticism Historism Organic architecture
Which artist is considered a pioneer of Installation Art?
Marcel Duchamp Donald Judd Carl Andre Dan Flavin
Which art movement emphasises the spiritual power of colour and form?
Abstract art Naturalism Verisme Illusionism
What does the word 'Fauves' literally mean in Dutch?
Wild animals Colourful birds Severe storms Strange shapes
Which art movement tried to depict the beauty of machines and industrial processes?
Futurism Romance Impressionism Symbolism
Which artist painted the famous work 'The Starry Night'?
Vincent van Gogh Paul Gauguin Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Paul Cézanne
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Which artist developed the theory of 'Suprematism' with the 'Black Square' as iconic work?
Kazimir Malevich El Lissitzky Alexander Rodchenko Vladimir Tatlin
Which art movement is characterised by 'relational aesthetics' according to Nicolas Bourriaud?
Relational art of the 1990s Interactive Art New Media Art Social Practice Art
Which art movement is associated with 'glitch aesthetics'?
Digital Art Video Art Computer Art Net Art
Which art movement is associated with 'social sculpture'?
Joseph Beuys' comprehensive understanding of art Community Art Participatory Art Relational Aesthetics
Who founded the artists' group 'Der Blaue Reiter' in Munich in 1911?
Wassily Kandinsky and Franz Marc Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and Karl Schmidt-Rottluff Paul Klee and August Macke Emil Nolde and Max Pechstein
Which movement emerged as a reaction to Abstract Expressionism and focused on bright colours and sharp shapes?
Hard-edge painting Colour field painting On Art Lyrical Abstraction
Which art movement is associated with the technique of 'dripping' where paint was dripped or splashed on the canvas?
Abstract Expressionism Cubism Constructivism Art Nouveau
The 'Pattern and Decoration' movement emerged as a reaction against which art movement?
Minimal Art Pop Art Conceptual art Performance Art
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