Golden Hour · 14 Oct14 October

Flirtations Across the Atlantic

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Six games in a row: every right answer adds points.

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2Flash+100
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4Whisper+100
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Five clues, one clock: type each answer before time runs out.

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Five clues to cross the map of art. The clock is ticking!

2:00

1
Between 1500 and 1800, art was mostly religious and followed the look of Europe's academies. What era is it?
Between 1500 and 1800, art was mostly religious and followed the look of Europe's academies. What era is it?
2
An Andean country where a portrait painter showed the leaders of the fight for independence in the 1800s.
An Andean country where a portrait painter showed the leaders of the fight for independence in the 1800s.
3
A Caribbean island, birthplace of Francisco Oller, a painter who looked for a style of his own.
A Caribbean island, birthplace of Francisco Oller, a painter who looked for a style of his own.
4
A twentieth-century movement that covered public walls with enormous paintings. Diego Rivera is linked to it.
A twentieth-century movement that covered public walls with enormous paintings. Diego Rivera is linked to it.
5
A Brazilian movement from the 1920s, tied to Tarsila do Amaral. It urged artists to swallow foreign influences whole and make something new.
A Brazilian movement from the 1920s, tied to Tarsila do Amaral. It urged artists to swallow foreign influences whole and make something new.

A round trip between two shores of the Atlantic. Walls that talk. Islands that glow. Painters who swallowed the world whole and gave it back in colors all their own. Play, look closely, and learn how to talk about a Latin American artwork. Here, art flirts with you. All you have to do is hold its gaze.