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Exam prep #1
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What are the museum standard levels for LUX levels?
Painting 150, 50 organic, 800 ceramics/glass/metal
Painting 150, 50 organic, 300 ceramics/glass/metal
Painting 250, 50 organic, 300 glass/metal
Painting 150, 50 organic, 200 glass/metal
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Organic material includes work on paper?
True
False
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What would be the two main art elements that could be discussed for this artwork?
Shape
Contrast
Colour
Emphasis
4
This artwork would be stored at 50 LUX?(it is painting on Stringbark wood)
False
True
5
Focal point and emphasis are an art principle?
True
False
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Balance can be symmetrical or asymmetrical?
False
True
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What art principle stands out the most?
Space
Colour
Form
Proportion
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What would be the two main art principles that could be used to discuss this artwork?
Shape
Emphasis
Colour
Contrast
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Which one of these art principles least suits this artwork?
Balance
Contrast
Space
Repetition
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This piece includes plastic, found objects, cosmetics & adhesive in the list of materials. What is the correct LUX?
50
300
150
200
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What art element stands out the most?
Contrast
Space
Proportion
Form
12
What art elements stand out the most in this street artwork?
Repetition
Texture
Movement
Shape
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What two art elements combine to create an art principle? (contrast)
Line
Tone
Shape
Colour
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Which one of these is not an art element?
Colour
Focal point
Sound
Form
15
Which terms would fit when discussing an oil painting, if asked about materials and techniques?
Priming
Thinning agents
glazing
colour mixing
16
This piece is titled 'Shelter'. How is that helpful in an exam?
It provides me with a clue as to possible meaning
It's not helpful
I can refer to it by title in my answer
No clue
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What art element and principle combine to create a feeling of calm and fluidity?
Tone and emphasis
Shape and scale
Line and repetition
Colour and shape
18
What is drypoint etching?
A printing process that transfer ink to soaked paper
A printing process where the design is cut into wood
A printing process where lines are scratched into a plate (usually metal)
A printing process where lines are etched into the plate (metal)
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What two art principles are used to draw your eye to a particular part of the image?
Colour
Light
Contrast
Emphasis
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Question - Discuss the different methods and considerations for the display of a work on paper. What is not relevant?
Solandar Box
Lux level
Glass framing/cabinet
RH levels
