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Year 9 Art terminology
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The real or implied 3-D relationship of all the elements that compose an art work is known as...
Form
Line
Texture
Space
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If you are asked to "DESCRIBE" an artwork, what must you write about?
Elements and Principles
Subject matter and evidence in the work
Opinions and feelings
Context
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What is context?
The process by which the artwork is made
Circumstances that form the environment within which an artwork is created
The artist's interests and hobbies
The visual images included within a composition
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An actual or implied mark, path, mass or edge where length is dominant.
Texture
Form
Shape
Line
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An audible material that can be made electronically or naturally and be recorded or reproduced
Light
Sound
Time
Repetition
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The visual sensation dependent on the reflection or absorption of light is...
Unity
Colour
Form
Light
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Opposites, unlike visual elements in a composition.
Juxtaposition
Balance
Harmony
Contrast
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Visual organization that suggests that certain elements should assume more importance in the composition.
Repetition
Emphasis
Scale/Proportion
Contrast
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What is not an example of a composition in fine art?
Symmetrical
Rule of Thirds
Sporadic
Triangular
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A relationship of the art elements that results from the combination of all the works component parts
Proportion
Balance
Unity/ Harmony
Emphasis
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When elements which have something in common are repeated regularly or irregularly
Focal point
Repetition/Pattern
Unity/Harmony
Emphasis
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The clarity of light rays that illuminate an object or installation.
Time
Tone
Sound
Light
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Categories of Art include...
Portrait, Still Life, Landscape
Historical, Abstract, Realistic
Drawing, Painting, Printing
Renaissance, Baroque, Neoclassism
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When analysing the elements and principles what must you include in your response?
Name, location, adjective
Name, adjective, opinion
location, feelings, symbolism
Name, adjective, description
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This principle of art is concerned with equalizing visual elements or weight in an artwork.
Balance
Colour
Shape
Scale/proportion
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The physical, emotional or phycological duration of an event or experience.
Tone
Texture
Time
Light
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The path that our eyes follow as we look at a work of art is known as movement. It can be real, implied or designed.
Repetition
Movement
Line
Contrast
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What is NOT a Form of art?
Sculpture
Photography
Portrait
Drawing
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Which is not a material, technique or process used in Renaissance art
Tempura
Tempera
Marble/Stone
Fresco
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The surface character of a material that may be experienced through touch, or the illusion of touch is...
Contrast
Space
Texture
Movement
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A 2D flat area enclosed or defined by another element is
Shape
Space
Form
Colour
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The term media/medium refers to
Putty rubbers, paper stumps
What you see in a painting
Paint, Pencil, Pen, Pastel
Still Life, Portrait, Landscape
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Subject matter is...
What you hear in an artwork
What you taste in an artwork
What you see in an artwork
What you feel in an artwork
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Composition refers to...
the materials, techniques and processes used to make art
the arrangement/ organisation of the subject matter within an artwork
the art movement the artwork comes from
Abstract, portrait, landscape, still life etc.
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Forms have substance and occupy... It can be positive or negative.
Scale
Form
Space
Shape
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This is the size of one thing in relation to another. Proportion is the size relationship of parts to a whole.
Harmony
Balance
Movement
Scale/Proportion
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If an exam question includes the word "analyse" what must you include in your answer?
Elements and principles
Description/ adjective
subject matter
Evidence in the work/Where
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The degree of lightness or darkness in artwork is the art element of...
Contrast
Tone
Shape
Form
