How Is Art Often Displayed in Western Museums, Indicating Biased

question 4

Multiple Choice

How is art often displayed in Western museums, indicating biased attitudes?

• A) Artwork from Western or Asian cultures is displayed with the artist's name, while art from other cultures is often labeled "primitive."
• B) Artwork from male artists is given descriptions using strong language, while female artists' write-ups use more feminine descriptions.
• C) Artwork from African cultures is displayed as an ancestral style, with other cultures' art seen as a derivative of African art.
• D) Artwork from wealthy nations is displayed in a more prominent location within the museum than artwork from developing nations.

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