How do artists create Space in a work?

They use size, location, overlapping, and color values.

the arrangement of Elements & Principles; a work of art

How do you make Tertiary Colors?

Mix a Primary color with a Secondary colors next to it.

What are the names of the 3 areas in composition used to create depth? Select all that apply

Foreground, Midground, Background

How do Proportion and Space interact in art to create perspective?

Things are larger when close and get smaller as they recede.

What is an Art Movement?

Works sharing the same ideals, style, technique or timeframe

Naïve Art is a type of art where the artist...

Has little or no formal training.

What is the Hyperrealism art movement?

Artwork that appear extremely realistic or like photography

What is this work made of and when was it made?

Stained Glass, Gothic/Medieval Art, 1200's

What are Primary colors?

Colors which can not be mixed from other colors.

The artist Irina Sztukowski is a contemporary artist. This means she...

Is living at the same time we are.

What are Secondary Colors?

Colors created by mixing two primary colors together.

What is the name of this painting? When was it made?

The School of Athens, Italian Renaissance

How is Space used in this work?

It creates depth because it allows the figures to overlap.

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1
What Art Movement does this work by Giacometti belong to?
Hyperrealism
Italian Renaissance
Expressionism
Surrealism
2
How do artists create Space in a work?
They use size, location, overlapping, and color values.
The make sure it is always in the front.
They make sure the subject is always surrounded by white.
They make sure nothing is overlapping.
3
Which Cubist Painter made this work in 1921?
Cezanne
Dali
Picasso
Van Gogh
4
A composition is
a tool used to grid
the arrangement of Elements & Principles; a work of art
pointing out only the positive and negative space
a written form of a musical performance
5
How do you make Tertiary Colors?
Mix Brown into any color.
Mix two Secondary colors together.
Mix a Primary color with a Secondary colors next to it.
Mix a Primary color with another Primary Color.
6
geometric shapes consist of
straight lines and angles
abstract shapes
irregular shapes
negative space
7
What are the names of the 3 areas in composition used to create depth? Select all that apply
Lightground
Foreground
Midground
Background
8
How do Proportion and Space interact in art to create perspective?
Things are larger when close and get smaller as they recede.
They don't.
Things stay the same no matter the distance.
Things are smaller when close and grow as they recede.
9
What are the dates of the Modern Art Movement?
Prehistoric
1600-1650
2000-current
1860-1970
10
Which Colors are Secondary Colors?
Red, Blue, Yellow
Green, Purple, Orange
Black, White, Brown
Orange, Red Orange, Orange Yellow
11
re-using this artwork and altering it is called
appropriation
plagiarism
stealing
copyright
12
What is the technique of creating depth & distance using color in a landscape called?
Linear Perspective
Blue Perspective
1 point perspective
Atmospheric Perspective
13
What Specific Modern Art movement did Georgia O'Keefe belong to?
American Modernism
Irish Modernism
Landscapes
Abstract Art
14
Colors that are side by side on the wheel are called
a triad
analogous
tertiary
complimentary
15
This Principle of Design directs a viewer's eye throughout an artwork
pattern
emphasis
movement
balance
16
What part of this large work shows the Principle of Design Emphasis? Select all that apply.
The Cherry
The Proportion
The Space used around the work
The water element
17
Is work an example of shape or form?
Shape
Neither
Form
Both
18
Abstract art is art that...
uses only geometric shapes.
Has no recognizable subject.
has been created by an artist with no formal training.
is pretty.
19
Using geometric shapes is part of what art movement from the early 1900's?
expressionism
impressionism
color field painting
cubism
20
Which Colors are Primary Colors?
Yellow, Orange, Red
Orange, Purple, Green
Red, Pink, Brick
Blue, Red, Yellow
21
What Art Movement from 1870-1880 is this work from?
Impressionism
Modernism
Realism
Post Impressionism
22
This principle of design creates a flow or a beat by repeating elements with variation.
emphasis
balance
rythym
pattern
23
Line is used to create what kind of perspective in this work?
Linear Perspective
1 point Perspective
3 point Perspective
Atmospheric Perspective
24
What is an Art Movement?
A Principle of Design
Works sharing the same ideals, style, technique or timeframe
The way a work seems to be moving.
The way some art must be appreciated by being in motion.
25
In a Landscape, the Fore and Midground meets the background or sky is called the...
Vanishing Point
Atmospheric Perspective
Transition Line
Horizon Line
26
Naïve Art is a type of art where the artist...
Only creates works about their personal struggles.
Cry alot.
Has little or no formal training.
Make use of symbolism.
27
What is the Hyperrealism art movement?
Works using color, shape and imagery to overwhelm the viewer
Advanced works able to travel through space at hyper speeds
Artwork that appear extremely realistic or like photography
Works which contrast the normal with the abnormal
28
What is this work made of and when was it made?
Digital Art, Modern Art, 2000's
Stained Glass, Modern Art, 1200's
Paper Decotage, Art Deco, 1920
Stained Glass, Gothic/Medieval Art, 1200's
29
What kind of Texture does this work have? Select all that apply.
glossy
Uneven
Smooth
Rough
30
What are Primary colors?
Colors made by mixing black into any given hue.
All the colors on the light spectrum.
Colors opposite each other on the color wheel.
Colors which can not be mixed from other colors.
31
The gradual transition from light to dark is called a
stipple
hue
value
gradation
32
What are the foundations of art called?
critique
The Principles of Designs
fauvists
The Elements of Art
33
The different Values in this work create the element of art know as...
Texture
Unity
Emphasis
Color
34
the principle of design used in the sky of this famous painting is
color
line
movement and rhythm
texture
35
This Principle of Design creates a focal point for a work.
pattern
emphasis
movement
rythym
36
This work is an example of what art movement from the 1930's?
The Harlem Renaissance
The Renaissance
Picasso
Art Nouveau
37
This work is from what art movement which started in 1930/1940's America?
Modern Art
Abstract Art
Plein Air Style
Cubism
38
The artist Irina Sztukowski is a contemporary artist. This means she...
Is only a temporary artist, primarily work in another field.
Does only modern works.
Is living at the same time we are.
Uses only tempura paints.
39
another word for color
primary
monochromatic
secondary
hue
40
Because it has variation, this work uses the Principle of Design known as...
Pattern
Balance
Rhythm
Movement
41
This is an Example of What art Movement from the 1960's?
Harlem Renaissance
Modernism
Pop Art
Californication
42
What are Secondary Colors?
Colors that aren't as bright as Primary Colors.
Colors which are next to each other on the Color Wheel.
Colors created by mixing white with any hue.
Colors created by mixing two primary colors together.
43
the lines in this work create a sense of
pattern
lonliness
movement
rythym
44
What is the name of this painting? When was it made?
The Philosophers of Greece, Italian Renaissance
The Old World, 1800
The School of Athens, Ancient Greece
The School of Athens, Italian Renaissance
45
This type of painting is a
portrait
rule of thirds
still life
landscape
46
What are the most noticeable Elements of Art used in this composition? Select all that apply.
Color
Shape/Form
Pattern
Texture
47
What is the name of this work?
Giant Cherry with Spoon
Cherry and Spoonbridge
This Cherry's too Good for You Spoon
Cherry and Spoon Fountain
48
How is Space used in this work?
It creates depth because it allows the figures to overlap.
It shows how tall everyone is.
At allows the viewer to better appreciate the background.
It is not used in this work.
49
This Principle of Design creates a sense of equilibrium or evenness
movement
pattern
balance
unity
50
When an Element or Group of Elements repeat exactly it is call?
Rhythm
Pattern
Texture
Repetition
51
Who was the Impressionist Painter known for his depictions of ballet?
Claude Monet
Gustave Caillebotte
Edgar Degas
Vincent Van Gogh
52
What Element of Art represents 3D figures?
shapes
forms
value
patterns
53
The Taj Mahal is an example of what kind of Symmetry?
Radial Symmetry
Reflective Symmetry
Lit Symmetry
Vanishing Symmetry
54
What Element of Art represents 2D figures?
shape
form
color
value
55
What is the area where parallel lines meet and disappear called in perspective?
horizon line
Point of no return
Perspective Point
vanishing point
56
The lightness or darkness of a color is called
balance
pattern
value
color
57
What method of painting is this work an example of?
Aerial Perspective
Plein Air Style
Naive Art
Impressionism
58
How is the idea of form created in this work by Charles Sheeler?
Use of Shape
Use of texture
Use of color
Use of Value
59
What Type of Painting is this?
Portrait
Landscape
Seascape
Figure Drawing
60
The set of rules that artists use to create a composition are
forms
The Elements of Art
The Principles of Design
critique
61
Colors that are opposite on the wheel are
triad
analogous
complimentary
tertiary
62
This work is an example of what kind of symmetry?
Radial Symmetry
Transitional Symmetry
Asymmetry
Reflective Symmetry
63
Who painted this work and what Art Movement did she belong to?
Marilyn Monroe, Impressionism
Piet Mondrian, Gothic Art
Laura Wheeler Waring, Harlem Renaissance
Georgia O'Keefe, American Modernism
64
Who created this composition?
Monet
Michalangelo
Diego Rivera
Frida Kahlo
65
Who Designed this work titled, "Armchair", and what Art Movement does it belong to?
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Modernism
Andy Warhol, Pop Art
Charles and Ray Eames, Modernism
M.C. Echer, Surrealism
66
What was the function of this building?
It is a state building for the government
It is a religious temple
It is an ancient palace
It is a queens tomb
67
This work from 1500 titled "Pieta" belongs to what artist and what Art Movement?
Jan Van Eyck, Northern Renaissance
Michelangelo, Italian Renaissance
Titan, Italian Renaissance
Jacob Lawrence, Harlem Renaissance
68
Which Ninja Turtle Painted this work?
Leonardo, Blue
Michelangelo, Orange
Rapheal, Red
Donatello, Purple
69
What colors are associate with warm/cool color schemes?
reds, yellows, oranges / blues, greens, purples
Reds, Blues, Yellows / Oranges, Greens, Purples
Oranges, Yellows, Greens / Purples, Reds, Blues
reds, purples, yellows / blues, greens, oranges
70
This Element of Art represents the contrast between lights and darks
value
gradation
SHADE
tint
71
What kind of Perspective does this work use?
No Perspective is Used
Two Point Perspective
Vanishing Perspective
1 Point Perspective
72
Where and when was the Taj Mahal made?
1600's, India
1600's Europe
1700's, Africa
1900's, India
73
What art movement which started in the 19th century is this composition from?
Abstract Expressionism
Rocco
Italian Renaissance
Modernism
74
organic shapes and forms consist of
negative space
irregular shapes from nature
straight lines and angles
abstract shapes
75
What Artist and Art Movement from 1870's France does this work belong to?
Claudio Bravo, Hyperrealism
John Singer Sargent, Neoclassicism
Irina Sztukowski, Impressionism
Gustave Caillebotte, Impressionism

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