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  1. This 1960s art movement emerged in Southern California and focused on perceptual experiences using light as the primary medium.

    • Light and Space
    • Abstract Expressionism
    • Pop Art
    • Minimalism
  2. This artist is famous for creating the Roden Crater project, transforming an extinct volcano in Arizona into a massive naked-eye observatory.

    • Robert Irwin
    • James Turrell
    • Larry Bell
    • Dan Flavin
  3. The primary geographic region where the Light and Space movement originated and flourished.

    • New York City
    • London
    • Southern California
    • Paris
  4. This Light and Space artist is known for glass cube sculptures that capture and refract light, often displayed on pedestals.

    • Larry Bell
    • James Turrell
    • Robert Irwin
    • Helen Pashgian
  5. Light and Space artworks typically engage this human faculty above all others.

    • Touch
    • Hearing
    • Smell
    • Perception/Vision
  6. The decade when the Light and Space movement first emerged.

    • 1950s
    • 1960s
    • 1980s
    • 1990s
  7. This Light and Space pioneer became known for removing the frame from paintings and eventually the wall itself, creating site-specific installations.

    • Dan Flavin
    • Larry Bell
    • Robert Irwin
    • Bruce Nauman
  8. James Turrell's "Skyspaces" are architectural installations featuring this element that frames views of the sky.

    • An aperture or opening in the ceiling
    • Mirrors on all walls
    • Projected video
    • Rotating platforms

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