As a literary and art postmodern movement, Conceptual art took shape in the late 1960s…

Conceptual art stands in a series of avant-garde movements – Cubism, Futurism, Expressionism, etc., but in fact, it is closest to three movements. What should be excluded from the list?

Which formulation is NOT suitable for the general characterization of Сonceptual art?

Conceptualists associate their traditions with the works and ideas of the artist, who paved the way for them with his ready-mades. It is…

In addition to the famous “Fountain” by Marcel Duchamp (1917), art critics attribute many works of different years to proto-conceptualism. Which one is mistakenly included in the list?

Conceptualism rethinks how a work of art functions – in this regard, the artist does NOT set a goal…

The composition “One and Three Chairs” created by Joseph Kossuth in 1965 became a classic of Conceptualism. What was it?

In the UK, the pioneers of Сonceptual art were members of the Art & Language group headed by…

The first specialized exhibition “Conceptual art and conceptual aspects” took place in 1970…

Although conceptual artists always remained a scattered international movement, they created their own groups. Which one is inappropriately included in the list?

The main concern of the first wave of conceptual artists was language. Although the use of text was not new, the concept posed two different objectives:

In “Telepathic Piece” shown by Robert Barry at Simon Fraser University (Vancouver) in 1969 the author created the work of art…

Conceptual artists did not stay away from politics and the global problems of humanity. What fact was NOT relevant?

Which artist and conceptual sculptor worked with quasi-architectural spaces creating “corridors” that disorient the viewer with the help of mirrors?

Many art critics consider this theoretical work to be the manifesto of the entire Conceptual art movement.

Conceptists, looking for a way to capture an idea, turned to different communication media. What did they not use?

The most radical form of presentation of their concept-ideas was suggested by the authors of invisible or “disappearing” works. Which item should be removed from the list?

The new genre of this conceptual art school, which existed in the 1970s within the framework of the underground, became the genre of the album with texts and drawings. It is…

Which of the large-scale installations by J. Beuys, which is on permanent display at the New Kassel Gallery, was shown in New York and at the Tate Modern in London?

This author of the “liquid word” technique experiment with materials such as gunpowder and blood, juices and tomato paste, axle grease and grass stains, chocolate syrup, sauces, etc. Who was he?

What did American Conceptual artist Jenny Holzer do with her first “urban” works – quotes under the general title “Truth”?

What work of Joseph Beuys did Marina Abramovich use in 2005 during her performance “Seven Easy Pieces” at the Guggenheim Museum in New York?

The author of the famous “Xeroxbook”, one of the key figures of conceptual art Lawrence Weiner created his work “At the Same Moment”…

One of the early works by Ai Weiwei entitled “Dropping a Vase of the Han Dynasty”, which raises the problem of attitudes towards the country’s cultural heritage, had the form of…

Which piece by Yoko Ono caught the attention of John Lennon at an exhibition in 1966?