Pastiche and Intertextuality are aspects of the Post-Modern frame, what are they?

Motifs from multiple sources and mixing of texts and images

What makes up the Formal Frame?

Size,shape,tone, texture, colour, materials, signs & symbols

What is Pop Art and when did it begin?

Late 1950's, involving celebrities, ads, brands and comics

What is the most dominant symbol in this work and what does it represent?

The skulls which represent death

What is Post-Modernism?

Contemporary art/architecture from the 1970's onwards

What is Pop Art and when did it begin?

Late 1950's, involving celebrities, ads, brands and comics

What is the relationship between the artist and the audience in this Installation?

Wants to immerse viewers in his personal & social views

What is a general relationship between an artist and their artwork?

Personal way to exhibit thoughts, beliefs, views,experiences

An art period focusing on challenging art traditions

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1
Deciphering whether an artwork is good/successful/original or not is you giving _____________?
An Analysis
A Description
An Interpretation
A Judgement
2
Pastiche and Intertextuality are aspects of the Post-Modern frame, what are they?
The opposite of the intended meaning, playful or satirical
To use someone's work in another context, destroys original
An imitation of something to make fun, seeks to destroy
Motifs from multiple sources and mixing of texts and images
3
The Heidelberg School style of painting is known as?
Australian Impressionism
Australian Modernism
Contemporary Australian
Australian Expressionism
4
Writing about what you see is giving a _________________?
Description
Interpretation
Analysis
Judgement
5
What makes up the Formal Frame?
Size,shape,tone, texture, colour, materials, signs & symbols
Signs and symbols, emotions, technology and size.
Moods, feelings, emotions, memories, experiences
Colour, pattern, politics, gender, class, religion
6
What is Pop Art and when did it begin?
Early 1960's, involving geometric shapes, lines and patterns
Early 1970's, using everyday objects as art
Late 1950's, involving celebrities, ads, brands and comics
Late 1940's, using printmaking artist mass produced artworks
7
What art period is the work 'Starry Night' by Van Gogh from?
Fauvism
Abstract Expressionism
Post-Impressionism
Impressionism
8
What is the most dominant symbol in this work and what does it represent?
The colours which represent rebirth
The tones which represent age
The texture which represents emotion
The skulls which represent death
9
Jackson Pollock was an________________?
Expressionist
Impressionist
Abstract Expressionist
Abstract impressionist
10
If you develop your own idea of what the artwork means, you are developing your own?
Analysis
Description
Judgement
Interpretation
11
Monet was _______________?
A Pointilist
A Post-Impressionist
A Romanticist
An Impressionist
12
The Art study involving the headings Description, Interpretation, Analysis and Judgement is?
Art Making
Art World
Art History
Art Criticism
13
What is Post-Modernism?
An art period with large emphasis on photography
Contemporary art/architecture from the 1970's onwards
A contemporary art period from 1900-1950
A modern art period which adheres to certain rules
14
What is Pop Art and when did it begin?
Early 1970's, using everyday objects as art
Late 1940's, using printmaking artist mass produced artworks
Late 1950's, involving celebrities, ads, brands and comics
Early 1960's, involving geometric shapes, lines and patterns
15
What aspect of the cultural frame is most evident in this image?
Class
Gender
Religion
Technology
16
What art period is this image from?
Gothic
Renaissance
Romanticism
Cubism
17
What is the relationship between the artist and the audience in this Installation?
Wants to immerse viewers in his personal & social views
Wants to make the audience experience something different
To allow the audience to see a variety of forms for one idea
Wants us to use our senses, view from different perspectives
18
What is a general relationship between an artist and their artwork?
A solid relationship which helps financial gain
A private way to exhibit emotion, experiences and interests
A personal desire to showcase skill and ability
Personal way to exhibit thoughts, beliefs, views,experiences
19
Discussing the mood of an artwork is from what frame?
Contemporary
Formal
Cultural
Personal
20
What was Dada?
An art period focusing on sculpture
An art period focusing on challenging art traditions
An art period that focused on numbers
An art period that focused on surrealism
21
What frame/frames would be best suited to analyse this artwork?
Personal and contemporary
Formal
Contemporary and formal
Personal and contemporary
22
What type of artwork is this?
Painting
Sculpture
Installation
Digital
23
Dali was a ________________ artist?
Surrealist
Dada
Mannerist
Realist
24
Who were Fauvists? (Fauvism, an art period originating in France which had a colourist style)
Seurat, Monet, Picasso
Davinci, Van Gogh, Munch
Matisse, Vlaminck, Rouault
Kandinsky, Marc, Kirchner

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