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mckennatimberlake

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Nam June Paik was an innovator in which of these media?
 
  a) video sculpture
  b) film
  c) photography
  d) ready-mades

Question 2

Which nineteenth-century photographer is responsible for developing the calotype process, which is the basis for modern photography?
 
  a) William Henry Fox Talbot
  b) Richard Beard
  c) Alfred Stieglitz
  d) Louis Daguerre



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

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Answer: a





 

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