What is an aesthetic question a viewer might ask about a work of art? what civilization made this work? what principles of design were used to make this work? what qualifies a functional object like this as a work of art? what political events were taking place when this work was made?

Which of these pieces best illustrates the use of variety over unity? leonardo da vinci, study of human proportion: the vitruvian man laylah ali's untitled louise lawler's pollock and tureen auguste rodin's the three shades?

Suppose that you are in a room with 3 doors and a crack in the ceiling for light. that is all. the doors each have a sign on them that says what there is behind them. door #1. a pool of corrosive acid. door #2. a crocodile that hasn't eaten in 8 months. door #3. a solar "oven". a giant lens that focuses all the sunlight at the entrance of the door. you must choose a door, which door do you choose?

In which u.s. state would you find a full-size replica of the the parthenon?