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Discovering Art History Chapter 1
Discovering Art History Chapter 1
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Of the reasons why we create art, which reason did we create the origami booklet?
Educational
Political
Informational/History
Religious
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What are the four ways we can study art?
Museums, archeology, galleries and online
Elements of art, principles of art, studios and the artist
aesthetics, art history, art production, and art criticism
3
What three words best describes this work of art?
what, triangles, color
balanced, proportioned, and pleasing
color wheel & tinting
stupid, ugly and unexplainable
4
What makes up sensory properties?
what makes the art emotionally connected to the viewer
The principles of design
The elements of art
Can you hear it, smell it, see it, taste it and touch it
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Which one is the elements of art?
Balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, rhythm, pattern unity
Color, texture, shape, form, value, line, and space
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What are the Principles of Design?
color, texture, shape, form, value, line, and space
Balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, rhythm, pattern unity
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What are some of the criteria we should consider when Evaluating a work of art?
Why the artist did not create something else
Who actually purchased the art
Craftsmanship and Aesthetic properties
The size of the artwork
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What are some factors in a work of art that can indicate when and where it was created?
Materials used and the style of the piece
Color and texture of the artwork
The form and the space in which it was created
The museum now houses the object and the how it is displayed
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What are some factors that a work can tell us when and why it was created
Images depicted, materials used, and the style of the work
Elements of Art
Aesthetics and craftsmanship
Principles of Design
10
The word aesthetics means
Pleasing to the eye
Antiseptic - very unclean
Ugly, worst example of a work of art
How a work of art is created
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What are three more aesthetic qualites when evaluating art?
Expressive, reflection of society and identify works of art
line, color, and value
Green, orange and violet
Pattern, Movement and Rhythm
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Why is it helpful to understand the history of the artwork and others like it?
You can add your own opinion to change the world's opinion
Makes it more aesthetic and creates a paradigm
Creates timelines, sense of culture and adds personality
Adds a sense of urgency to the piece
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The word paradigm means.....
The best example of a work of art; A model
How much a work of art is worth
How beautiful a work of art continues to be
The work of art is paradox of comedy and tradegy
14
What are the six reasons people create art?
historical, remembrance, memorial, uniqueness, joy, and love
usefulness, beauty, love, texture, form, and balance
political,religious, education, utility, info and aesthetics
selfish, gift, trail & error, celebration, and memorial
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Three reasons why is it helpful to understand the history of the artwork and others like it?
setting&context; timeline; technology/social change;
Adds personality, provides elements and principles
Provides aesthetics and craftsmanship/how it is made
Explains technology, geometry and engineering
16
What are the technical properties used to create art?
Media, tools and equipment to make the art.
Where the art is made?
The elements of art and principles of design.
The society in which the art was made.
17
What are three different aesthetic properties when evaluating art?
contrast, balance and unity
sensory, formal, technical,
red, yellow and blue
texture, shape and balance
18
What features of the Western apache jar make it not only useful but a work of art?
Older native american object
Craftsmanship, ornamentation and overall desgin
The use of natural materials and dyes
The way the rim has stitching and it is visable
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What makes up the formal properties
How you talk about the art, using only polite language
Where it is made: outside or in a studio
The Elements of Art
The Principles of Design
20
Why are museums concerted about temperature and humidity levels?
To make patrons more comfortable
To protect the work from fading or rotting.
To make the staff that works there more comfortable
21
What is an example of art media?
color, balance, and contrast
ceramics, weavings, paintings, and sculptures
museums and archeology
texture, space and pattern
22
Why did museum only come into existence after the eighteen and nineteenth centuries?
Acquired after tumbled monarchies, gov now owned and shared
Purchases and donations only became popular back then
People decided it would be a smart to educate the masses
There was no money for that kind of thing in the past.
23
Name another way that archeology and art history are related.
Humidity and temperature control
Always are lighted correctly and labeled correctly
Develop ways to provide different events at different times.
Give insight into the roots of a culture
24
Why do you think Robert Swaim did not give this a title?
Lazy
So unique it didn't need a title
Embarrassed by his work?
Come up with your own conclusion of what it meant
25
Of all the reasons why people create art, why did we do the origami booklet
Educational
religious
political
aesthetics
26
Name a way that archeology and art history related?
Insight to how past cultures lived, items
Discovered easily and w/o research just like art history
Only art history if it is found at an archeological sight.
They both require a museum to house their products
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Name two reasons producing your own art help you understand great works of art?
Learn about design and solve problems
Inspiring and create issues
Fun and develops excitement
Creates messes and requires clean up skills
