What are some of the tools Chuck Close used?

Airbrush, rags, razor blade, an eraser mounted on a power drill

What technique does Chuck Close use to employ his works?

Puts a grid on the photo and on the canvas and copies cell by cell

Who was Chuck Close's first work of?

Chuck Close first work was of himself, "Big Self Portrait"

How are Cubist Artworks constructed?

They depict objects and subjects from multiple viewpoints

What is Photomontage?

Cutting and joining two or more photographs into a new image

Why was Photorealist work criticized?

Use of photographs to create works of Art

A single photograph that appears as a seamless print

Who was David Hockneys first work of?

David Hockney's first work was of his mother

How did David Hockney create the illusion of movement in his Artworks?

He had the subject move while photographed and arranged the perspectives

How does Cubism+Photorealism=Photomontage?

They incorporate the same ideas; Perspecive, Reconstruction, and Movement

What does avant-garde mean?

The introduction of a new and experimental idea

What are similar methods to Photomontage?

Similar methods to Photomontage are compositing and photoshopping

What is Photorealism?

It is using technical ability to make a finished work appear photographic

How is a Photorealist work of Art created?

Using photographs to gather information and create a painting

Pablo Picasso and George Braque

How do David Hockney's images relate to Cubism?

They are taken from different perspectives and at slightly different times

What are some of Cubism’s distinct characteristics?

Multiple view points, intersections, angles and limited sense of depth

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1
What are some of the tools Chuck Close used?
Oil paint, graphite, smudge tool. and stretched canvases
Airbrush, rags, razor blade, an eraser mounted on a power drill
Palette knife, pencils, drawing paper pads and a kneaded eraser
Masking tape, brushes, paint, ink, gouache, and acrylic paint
2
What technique does Chuck Close use to employ his works?
Works paint up from thin to thick using slow-drying paints
Utilizes aerial perspective camera angles
Puts a grid on the photo and on the canvas and copies cell by cell
Places acrylic paint on multiple layers to create depth
3
Who was Chuck Close's first work of?
Chuck Close's first work was of Pablo Picasso
Chuck Close's first work was of his mother
Chuck Close first work was of himself, "Big Self Portrait"
Chuck Close's first work was of Paul Gauguin
4
How are Cubist Artworks constructed?
They depict objects and subjects from multiple viewpoints
They show the subject in a two-dimensional form
They consist of portraits in a chromatic color palette
They view the subject depicted as a profile
5
What is Photomontage?
A collage of newsprint to create a single subject
Cutting and joining two or more photographs into a new image
Taking a photograph and painting over it in multiple layers
Placing multiple photographs of the same image in a grid
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Why was Photorealist work criticized?
Use of photographs to create works of Art
Use of unauthentic acrylic paint techniques
The incorporation and interpretation of movement within the frame
Placement of shapes and obscured depth demonstrated in works
7
What is a composite?
Grid paintings consisting of a single subject
Recycled prints cut and pasted together in a framework
Polaroid prints collaged together into a seamless work
A single photograph that appears as a seamless print
8
What did David Hockney call his Photomontage's?
Joiners
Modern
Cubist
Photorealist
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Why was Pablo Picasso such an influential Artist?
Modern Contemporary Engineer
Co-Founded Cubist movement
Baroque Period exhibitionist
Co-Founded DaDaism
10
Who was David Hockneys first work of?
David Hockney's first work was of his mother
David Hockney's first work was of Paul Cezanne
David Hockney's first work was of Pablo Picasso
David Hockney's first work was of himself, "Big Self Portrait"
11
How did David Hockney create the illusion of movement in his Artworks?
He videos the subject and took stills from the frames he wanted to combine
He had the subject move while photographed and arranged the perspectives
He placed the subject in a space that only makes sense if its moving
He directed lines coming from the object at its edges using shape and color
12
What type of Photographs does David Hockney use?
Original negative images from which multiple images could be made
Opaque original positives that could be duplicated
Polaroids or Photo lab-prints
Daguerreotypes or Calotypes
13
How does Cubism+Photorealism=Photomontage?
They incorporate the same ideas; Perspecive, Reconstruction, and Movement
They incorporate the same ideas; symmetry, symbolism, favism, and light
They incorporate the same ideas; tapestry, stained glass, and bold strokes
They incorporate the same ideas; Religion, Baroque, Renaissance, and Battle
14
What does avant-garde mean?
The protection of a work of Art
To theorize the advent of changing mediums
The introduction of a new and experimental idea
To create something prior to the movement
15
What are similar methods to Photomontage?
Similar methods to Photomontage are printmaking and photography
Similar methods to Photomontage are sculpture and architechture
Similar methods to Photomontage are compositing and photoshopping
Similar methods to Photomontage are cinema and theater
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What is Photorealism?
It is using technical ability to make a finished work appear photographic
It uses photographs to create contemporary Art through multiple mediums
It is rendering images to create portraits characterized by the Renassance
It is part of the Abstract Expressionism movement that evolved from Pop Art
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How is a Photorealist work of Art created?
Using photographs to gather information and create a painting
Rendering layers to achieve believable and robust tonal quality
Utilizing composition as a tool for strengthening perspective
Applying western Arts rich history, arguably dating back to ancient Greece
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Who founded Cubism?
Pablo Picasso and George Braque
David Hockney and Chuck Close
Franz Kline and Wassily Kandinsky
Louis Vauxcelles and Paul Cezanne
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How do David Hockney's images relate to Cubism?
They demonstrate a flat rigid surface of only one angle
They use the same color pallet in every work
They only use still life as subjects
They are taken from different perspectives and at slightly different times
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What are some of Cubism’s distinct characteristics?
Clarity of structure and theme to make harmonic and whole-tone scale
Multiple view points, intersections, angles and limited sense of depth
Academic forms and conventions in an effort to keep with social change
Perspectives provided by the technological advances of the industrial age

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