“The idea itself, even if it is not made visual, is as much of a work of art as any finished product.” These are the words which artist Sol LeWitt used in his essay ‘Paragraphs on Conceptual Art’, referring to the rise of a new art movement in the 1960s: Conceptual Art.

Conceptual Art is all about questioning the notion of what art is by experimenting with art that emphasizes ideas instead of a physical product. It is radical, controversial and very much alive today with a new generation carrying the tradition into the future.

For now, let’s dwell on the pioneers a moment. Do you know who’s who? Take this art quiz and find out.