Adding different prices form different pieces to make one

What are the four types of sculpture?

Freestanding, Relief, Kinetic, and Installation

Different and abstract, Difference between objects with value

What was the use of tikis?

Protect their people from disease, famine, and bad weather

Was known as an architect but became artist, Switz and Italian sculpture who designed after holocaust

What are the Three functions of architecture?

Showcases art, Inspires, public functions, develop art and movements

What is slip and score?

One piece is wet and one has cuts in it to bind clay

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1
And the last ?
Leather hard
Bone dry
Bisque(Ware)
Plastic
2
What are the three clay techniques?
Glaze, score, slip
Wedge, underglaze, pinch
Pinch, coil, slab
Bisque, slab, slate
3
What is form
Radial
Tactile
Illusion
3-D
4
What does “Mache” mean?
Mache means matching
French for “chewed paper”
Similar to clay pots
Italian for “neat sculpture”
5
What is emphasis?
Lines directed to an area
Focus
Standing out
Arrows pointing to what you want
6
What is carve ?
Additive technique
Adding random objects
Subtractive technique
Making designs
7
What is assemble ?
Free-standing and relief
Putting glaze on after firing something
Paper mache and clay together
Adding different prices form different pieces to make one
8
Prehistoric sculpture never reflected their personal lives and culture
False
True
9
How old is the first found sculpture ?
64,821
77,237
77,000
34,691,103
10
What is Radial balance?
Space
Horizon
Nature
Lines
11
Prehistoric sculpture has purpose
False
True
12
What are the four types of sculpture?
Wall, free, emboldened, and moving
Carve, Assemble, Model, and Cast
Kinetic, Wall, assemble, carve
Freestanding, Relief, Kinetic, and Installation
13
Contrast is...
Color wheel vs prism
Different and abstract
Difference between objects with value
Colors and hue
14
What is implied texture
Texture that you can feel
Lightness and darkness
Texture that is on a canvas
Fake but looks like it
15
What is symmetrical balance
Repeating lines
Informal
Formal
Nature
16
Glaze is made of..
Glass, concrete, clay, and edging
Food Dye, glass, and water
Glass, clay, metals, and water
Clay, water, stained glass
17
What is the first step to the clay process ?
Bisque
Plastic
Bone dry
Leather hard
18
What is texture
Soft
A feeling
Lines
Tough
19
19-20th century was mostly
Peace and prosperity
Death and holocaust
War and love
Distortion and emotion
20
Sculptures have been used as a record off...
Life on earth
Humans
Animals
Forms of art
21
What is a cast ?
A mold or form
Restores broken clay
A way to protect broken clay
Mold on bread
22
What are the three types of adhesive used in paper mache ?
Flour, starch, glue
Clear paste, paper, and chewing gum
Textiles, glue, and starchy products
Glue, starch, and paste
23
The next step?
Bisque
Leather hard
Bone dry
Plastic
24
What is a kiln?
Furnace that shrinks clay so that you can use it
Furnace that wedges clay
Furnace that bakes cookies
furnace that Fires sculptures
25
19th and 20th century sculpture was liked by many
False
True
26
What are the four techniques?
Form, Content, Carve, Assemble
Assembly, Create, sculpt, wire
Casting, Crew, Relief, Installation
Carve, Assembly, Model, Cast
27
What is space?
Value
In between lines
Illusion of light and shadow
Patterns
28
Sculpture became large and focused on humans during the renaissance
True
False
29
What was the use of tikis?
Physically protect people and fight invaders
Look cool near water
Protect disease with vaccines
Protect their people from disease, famine, and bad weather
30
What is content?
Life and peace
Technique
Emotion or message
Happiness
31
What is technique?
Craftsmanship
Form or a sculpture
Message presented
How you make something
32
What is asymmetrical balance
Informal
Horizon
Offcenter
Nature
33
What is value
Asymmetrical
Hue
Lightness and darkness
Color reflection
34
Modern art has a technique
True
False
35
Harmony is...
Hue and flow
Flow and line
Unity and Similarities
Line and space
36
What is model?
Adding trash to a piece
Taking pictures in clothing for an ad
Additive technique
Posing
37
What is tactile texture
Fake texture
Implied
Physical texture
Real texture
38
Who is Giacometti?
Was known as an architect but became artist
Switz and Italian sculpture who designed after holocaust
Italian man who created many models and casts
Made many paper mache sculptures form France
39
What are the three fundamentals?
Form, Content, Technique
Public, Interiors, movement
Cast, Kinetic, and Craftsmanship
Fact, Form, Focus
40
Renaissance art focused on animals
False
True
41
What is color?
A prism
A wheel
Lights being absorbed
Light reflection
42
What is paper mache reinforced with?
Wire and glue
Glue
Textiles or fabric
Paint
43
What is the fundamental of sculpture, form?
Configuration
Craftsmanship
Emotion
Shape
44
And the next?
Leather hard
Plastic
Bone dry
Bisque
45
What are the Three functions of architecture?
Showcases art
Three functions of architecture??
Inspires, public functions, develop art and movements
Interior, exterior, and public figure
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What is slip and score?
One piece is wet and one has cuts in it to bind clay
Technique used after you glaze it
Slipping and falling then breaking your sculpture
Binding clay

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