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In Judy Pfaff's installation, 3D, what textural element provides compositional structure to a seemingly over stimulating and unstructured work?
 
  A. chairs
  B. twigs
  C. wooden beams
  D. giant flowers
  E. cast plaster

Question 2

A prime example of _________ is observed in Rudolf Singel's work Untitled which is comprised of multiple panels of pink Styrofoam.
 
  A. invented texture
  B. visual texture
  C. subversive texture
  D. texture gradient
  E. actual texture



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

E




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Reply 2 on: Aug 28, 2018
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