CDMP UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS

CDMP UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS

Question:
1. Art is not designed to take advantage of the space it is placed in (it should just "sit there" in a space).
Answer:
False

Question:
2. A central element of the work of Krzysztof Wodiczko is what he calls "interrogative design", which is
design to respond to the questionable conditions of life in today's world
Answer:
true

Question:
3. The project Sun Tunnels, by Nancy Holt, is heavily impacted by its use of space because:
Answer:
It is lit up by the sun of the desert which constantly changes how it looks

Question:
4. According Krzysztof Wodiczko, it is imperative that projection be turned off before the image loses its
impact (becoming part of the décor)
Answer:
true

Question:
5. According to the Wodiczko reading, all of the following are important projection elements EXCEPT:
Answer:
THE TURNSTILE The Father The Method of Projection The Body

Question:
6. If you were to look at the works of Krzysztof Wodiczko, they would largely be characterized as being:
Answer:
POLITICAL

Question:
7. Krzysztof Wodiczko uses the notion of the uncanny (unheimlich) to expose the "stranger" that exists
within all of us.
Answer:
True

Question:
8. Krzysztof Wodiczko's project Europe of Strangers uses shadows cast upon large screens in order to:
Answer:
Explore the realities of immigration across Europe

, Question:
9. Though well known in his own right, Tony Oursler's work gained a great deal of attention due to his
imagery for David Bowie's music video Where Are We Now.
Answer:
True

Question:
10. The Pierre Huyghe project, After Alife Ahead, was built in:
Answer:
A hockey rink to show how space changes and grows

Question:
11. According to Krzysztof Wodiczko, the history of a nation or city is a "history of catastrophe."
Answer:
True

Question:
12. The character that is used in some of Pierre Huyghe work is called:
Answer:
Anlee

Question:
13. StoryCorps is an important production entity most famous for their work developing content for
iHeartRadio
Answer:
False

Question:
14. The reason that the wide range of available radio broadcast technologies remain in use is that they
fulfill specific needs (such as listening on the road, or being able to stream in areas that don't receive a
signal)
Answer:
True

Question:
15. As pointed out in the Albarren et al. reading:
Answer:
The power of radio lies in its "simultaneity"

Question:
16. According to David Byrne, musicians COULD write music with a particular space in mind, and even
for particular non-exhibition contexts (such as "studio albums")
Answer:
True

Question:
17. The "Iceland" problem described in the Connell and Gibson reading was the result of the fact that: