Joseph Kosuth (“koh-SOOT”) asserted that “art only exists conceptually” in a tract titled Art After [this field]. For 10 points each:
[10m] The conceptual artist Adrian Piper has also worked as a tenured professor in what field? In a 16th-century painting, two practitioners of this field respectively gesture at the sky and the ground.
ANSWER: philosophy [accept analytic philosophy or Greek philosophy] (The painting is The School of Athens by Raphael.)
[10h] Piper’s art on the experience of passing includes a piece in which she gave these objects to people who made racist remarks. Though it later became a stamp design, Robert Indiana first put his LOVE image on these objects.
ANSWER: cards [accept calling cards, business cards, postcards, Christmas cards, or My Calling (Card) #1 or My Calling (Card) #2]
[10e] Art After Philosophy traces the birth of conceptual art to the “readymades” of this artist, who signed a urinal “R. Mutt” and called it Fountain.
ANSWER: Marcel Duchamp (“du-SHAM”) [or Henri-Robert-Marcel Duchamp]
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