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What art movement did Pop Art react against with commercial imagery?
Answer: Abstract expressionism
Why: British artist Richard Hamilton defined Pop Art in 1957 as popular, low-cost, mass-produced, and aimed at youth.
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What happened to the vivid paint on China's Terracotta Warriors upon excavation?
Answer: Flaked off as the lacquer dried
Why: One lost color was Han purple, a synthetic pigment whose making drew on what Taoist alchemists learned trying to make jade.
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Which sculptor created the heaviest single-piece steel works?
Answer: Richard Serra
Why: Each of the four forged cylinders at Glenstone weighs 82 tons, described as the heaviest form a foundry is able to forge at all.
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What do we call colors that cannot be mixed from other colors?
Answer: Primary colors
Why: In traditional paint mixing, red, yellow, and blue are primary colors, whereas digital screens use red, green, and blue.
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How did Frida Kahlo paint self-portraits while confined to bed?
Answer: Using a mirror in her canopy
Why: Her mother had a mirror fixed under the canopy of the four poster bed, so Kahlo could use her own reflection as a model while trapped in plaster.
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Which region's artists were the first to use oil-based paints?
Answer: Afghanistan
Why: Synchrotron analysis found drying-oil binders, perhaps walnut and poppy seed oil, in twelve of the fifty Bamiyan caves studied, from the mid seventh century.