This American sculptor creates spinning sculptures that are intended to be viewed while a strobe light is flashing to create an impression of motion. Their work Drum 52 features an illusion that green liquid spheres rise into a hand and the illusion repeats as long as the spinning and strobe lighting continue. What is this sculptor’s name? Group of answer choicesAlexander CalderJoseph BeuysMarcel DuchampGregory BarsamianNancy Holt

Alexander Calder invented the ________, a type of suspended, balanced sculpture that uses air currents to power its movement. Group of answer choiceszoetropemimestabilereliefmobile

The Belgian Surrealist artist ________ created The Treachery of Images, a work that calls our attention to the illusionary characteristics of painting. Group of answer choicesPierre-Paul Prud’honRené MagritteEdith HayllarAndrea MantegnaThomas Hart Benton

Robert Smithson’s Spiral Jetty  is an example ofGroup of answer choicesearth sculpturehigh reliefmachine sculpturetactile

It is an art is of embodiment of the artist's creative waves and  the interpretation by the viewers.   Group of answer choicesObjective ArtVisual ArttNon-Visual ArtAbstract Art

Your dynamic sculpture combines magnets, springs, and elastic bands with a variety of moving parts, including levers, pulleys, and pendulums. When someone jostles those parts, a complicated series of motions occurs and predicting how things will proceed seems nearly impossible. You point out, however, that there is a simple rule governing the motion of each part at any moment in time. That rule is that each part1 pointcontinues in motion at constant velocity.moves when it experiences a net force and stops when the net force on it is zero.has constant energy, momentum, and angular momentum.accelerates in the direction that reduces its total potential energy as quickly as possible.