Sol LeWitt was an American painter, sculptor and art theorist. He was a representative of such avant-garde art movements as…

Which art movements inspired the artist to create his original artistic concept?

The main characteristics of the late works of Sol LeWitt are…

What did Sol LeWitt consider the most important in his work and art in general?

Choose two artists who were decisive in the development of Sol LeWitt’s artistic style.

The artist’s parents were Jewish immigrants from Russia. What name did they give the artist at birth?

In 1951, the artist was drafted into the army and took part in the Korean War. What did LeWitt do during his military service?

What is the name of the work of Sol LeWitt, in which he buries the cube in the ground?

The most famous works of Sol LeWitt are constructions based on a cube without edges. What did the artist call these works?

After graduation, Sol LeWitt won the Tiffany Award for his graphic work. What did he do with the money?

In the 1960s, the artist worked at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. What influenced him during this period?

Before creating his works, Sol LeWitt…

In 1968, the artist published theoretical work on conceptual art. What is this work called?

One of the first open objects of LeWitt was a vertical parallelepiped made of wood painted with black paint. What was it called?

Where was Sol LeWitt’s first solo exhibition held?

Why did Sol LeWitt consider the cube to be the optimal shape for creating his minimalist and conceptual works?

Sol LeWitt always created his work on the basis of carefully drawn up drawings and diagrams. Where did he get the skills of a professional draftsman?

What materials did Sol Levitt prefer to use to create his works?

In addition to sculptural geometric objects, Sol LeWitt is known as the author of…

Sol Levitt acted as the author of works of art, but entrusted their direct production to his assistants. Why did he do so?

Where did the artist move in the 1980s after getting married to Carol Androgio?