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What art form did Kandinsky want his paintings to work like?
Answer: Music
Why: Music lent him his titles too: Kandinsky named whole series of canvases Compositions and Improvisations.
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Who gave Calder's moving sculptures the name 'mobiles'?
Answer: Marcel Duchamp
Why: The name works twice over in French, where mobile means both something that moves and a motive.
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What does the full title of Malevich's Red Square say it shows?
Answer: A peasant woman
Why: The canvas shows neither a woman nor, strictly, a square: two sides of the red shape slant.
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What was 'Pierre Brassau', a painter praised by critics in 1964?
Answer: A chimpanzee
Why: The artist was Peter, a four-year-old chimp from Sweden's Borås Zoo, and a tabloid journalist set up the show to test the critics.
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Which movement did Malevich launch in 1915?
Answer: Suprematism
Why: The name proclaims the supremacy of pure artistic feeling over any picture of real objects.
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Which restaurant were Rothko's Seagram murals painted for?
Answer: The Four Seasons
Why: None of them ever hung there: Rothko withdrew from the commission and returned the money he had been paid.