1.With late 20th c. sculpture a new attitude developed around the use of 'ordinary' materials. Some said that this was merely "Dadaist revival." The work may involve moving parts (kinetic sculpture), or 'combines' of seeming unrelated objects, or popular icons. This movement (more descriptive of the process) was called

mobiles
assemblage
collage
crazy craft

2. Initiated by an awareness America's Consumer Culture, this art form celebrated both "low" or popular culture and mass media. Andy Warhol was the most visible of these artists who, derived the name of this movement from the idea of "transforming the ordinary into the beautiful."

Op Art
Post-Painterly Abstraction
Pop Art
Minimalism

What do YOU THINK the answer for each is?

i think one is assemblage and 2 is pop art

1) assemblage

2)op art

1. The movement that developed around the use of 'ordinary' materials in late 20th-century sculpture, involving moving parts, combines of seemingly unrelated objects, or popular icons, is called "assemblage." To arrive at this answer, you need to understand the characteristics of the movement described in the question and then identify the corresponding term.

- The term "mobiles" refers to hanging sculptures that move due to air currents or mechanical means. While there could be some overlap with the movable parts mentioned in the question, "mobiles" specifically refers to hanging sculptures and is not an accurate match for the given description.
- "Collage" involves combining different materials and images to create a unified work. Although it shares some similarities with assemblage, collage primarily involves two-dimensional compositions rather than three-dimensional sculptures.
- "Crazy craft" does not accurately describe the movement described in the question and is not a recognized term in art history.

Therefore, the correct answer is "assemblage."

2. The art form that celebrated America's Consumer Culture, popular culture, and mass media, with Andy Warhol being the most prominent artist associated with it, is called "Pop Art." To arrive at this answer, you need to understand the characteristics of the art form mentioned in the question and then identify the corresponding term.

- "Op Art" refers to a form of abstract art that plays with optical illusions, utilizing geometric patterns and precise arrangements to create visual effects.
- "Post-Painterly Abstraction" is a term used to describe a style of painting characterized by flat, smooth surfaces, bright colors, precise edges, and the absence of personal expression. It is not directly related to the celebration of consumer culture and mass media.
- "Minimalism" refers to an art movement that focuses on simplicity, using fundamental geometric forms, clean lines, and a reduced color palette. While it may involve the use of ordinary materials, it does not specifically refer to the transformation of the ordinary into the beautiful or the celebration of consumer culture.

Therefore, the correct answer is "Pop Art."