Study Guide: 3D

What do Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen's sculptures often challenge?

• Economic theories

• Historical narratives

• Modern technology

• Traditional views of art

Where are the shuttlecocks by Oldenburg and van Bruggen located?

• The Louvre Museum

• The Nelson-Atkins Museum

• The British Museum

• The Metropolitan Museum of Art

What is a common reaction to Oldenburg and van Bruggen's public sculptures?

• Financial scrutiny

• Immediate acceptance

• Controversy

• Indifference

What do the shuttlecocks represent according to the text?

• A playful element in art

• A critique of sports

• A technological innovation

• A historical symbol

What is the primary material mentioned as used by Oldenburg and van Bruggen for their sculptures?

• Marble

• Bronze

• Digital media

• None of the above

How do the artists want the public to engage with their art?

• By observing from a distance

• By purchasing replicas

• Through online platforms

• Through physical interaction

What is the significance of the location for the shuttlecocks?

• It's a historical site

• It's a sports arena

• It's a museum lawn

• It's a private property

What do the artists compare their sculptures to in the text?

• Urban furniture

• Natural disasters

• Ancient artifacts

• Everyday objects

What is the reaction of the Kansas City Star art critic to the shuttlecocks?

• Indifferent

• Neutral

• Positive

• Negative

What theme do Oldenburg and van Bruggen explore through their sculptures?

• Economic impacts

• Cultural expectations

• Political statements

• Social norms