Betty Acquah is associated with which art movement?

• A. Pointillism.
• B. Cubism.
• C. Futurism.
• D. Dada.

Answer: (A)

Pointillism is the approach here: painting with tiny, distinct dots of color that the eye blends at a distance to create the overall image. This technique relies on optical color mixing—colors placed next to each other visually fuse when you view the work from a certain distance, giving a luminous, shimmering effect. If Betty Acquah is associated with this movement, the works you'd look for would emphasize dot-based application and the interaction of neighboring colors to form tones, rather than broad blocks of color, geometric fragmentation, or chaotic collages.

In contrast, Cubism focuses on breaking subjects into geometric shapes and reassembling them from multiple viewpoints, Futurism highlights movement, speed, and technology, and Dada embraces irrationality and anti-art strategies. The dot-based, color-theory-driven method is the hallmark of Pointillism.