Temporal art refers to....

art that has temporary existence.

An artwork that is considered a 'masterpiece' is traditionally defined as...

An artwork that is done with extraordinary skill and level of mastery

How is Rickard's artmaking practice considered unconventional?

By repetitively drawing and erasing on the same piece of drafting film

What was the main objective of Lucienne Rickard's performance artwork "Extinction Studies"

To raise awareness about biodiversity issues and threatened/extinct species

What major issue does "The Ninth Wave" address through its depiction of animals and a dilapidated boat?

Water pollution and animal endangerment

How does Lucienne Rickard explore the theme of extinction?

By drawing and erasing the images of threatened or extinct species daily

What event does Cai Guo-Qiang’s artwork "The Ninth Wave" recall with its imagery?

The Biblical story of Noah's Ark

Why does Cai Guo-Qiang's "The Ninth Wave" use a fishing boat piled with stuffed animals?

To show the effects of human neglect on the environment

Why might the concept of extinction be considered a topical issue at this point in time?

Because many species are going extinct due to human intervention

What was the impact of the daily creation and destruction of drawings on the drafting film used by Lucienne Rickard?

The paper was eventually worn thin by the marks and indents of loss

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Year 8 Exam Preparation 2024

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1
The exam question will be about ONE artist we have studied in class
True
False
2
Postmodern art challenge the notion of the original/masterpiece
True
False
3
A drafting film is a semi-transparent material that is only used for architectural drawings.
True
False
4
Temporal art refers to....
art that has temporary existence.
artworks that have been constructed from high temperature materials
art that challenges audiences' perceptions.
when artists use non-traditional materials to make their artworks
5
An artwork that is considered a 'masterpiece' is traditionally defined as...
artworks that are only from the Medieval and Renaissance period
artworks made by the master of the house or company
An artwork that is done with extraordinary skill and level of mastery
6
How is Rickard's artmaking practice considered unconventional?
By repetitively drawing and erasing on the same piece of drafting film
By collaborating with other artists
Through her use of new technologies and digital media
By incorporating live animals in her artworks
7
What was the main objective of Lucienne Rickard's performance artwork "Extinction Studies"
To sell her artwork to support wildlife conservation
To create a permanent gallery of endangered species
To raise awareness about biodiversity issues and threatened/extinct species
To document the history of extinct species
8
What major issue does "The Ninth Wave" address through its depiction of animals and a dilapidated boat?
Water pollution and animal endangerment
Overpopulation in Shanghai
Deforestation
Air pollution in major cities around the globe
9
The Year 8 Exam will feature THREE questions that need to be answered
True
False
10
How does Lucienne Rickard explore the theme of extinction?
By inviting audiences to watch her paint murals in public spaces
By drawing and erasing the images of threatened or extinct species daily
By using only a monochromatic colour palette
By creating permanent sculptures of extinct animals
11
What event does Cai Guo-Qiang’s artwork "The Ninth Wave" recall with its imagery?
The issue of biodiversity and climate change
The building of the Great Wall of China
The Biblical story of Noah's Ark
The Industrial Revolution
12
Why does Cai Guo-Qiang's "The Ninth Wave" use a fishing boat piled with stuffed animals?
To represent a popular fishing practice in Shanghai
To demonstrate modern fishing technology
To show the effects of human neglect on the environment
To illustrate a traditional Chinese festival
13
Exploration of topical issues, use of new technologies, and non traditional materials in artworks are referred to as....
Postmodern art
Sculptural art
Traditional art
Temporal art
14
Why might the concept of extinction be considered a topical issue at this point in time?
Because the news makes extinction seem worse than it really is
Because many species are going extinct due to human intervention
Because extinction happens naturally and isn't a big problem today
Because extinction only happened in the past and doesn't matter today
15
How does the artist capture audiences' attention?
Life-like replicas of animals
Flashing lights
A loudspeaker system making announcements
Through the use of bold, vibrant colours
16
What was the impact of the daily creation and destruction of drawings on the drafting film used by Lucienne Rickard?
The paper was sold to raise funds
The paper was eventually burnt into ashes
The paper was framed and preserved
The paper was eventually worn thin by the marks and indents of loss
17
Where did Lucienne Rickard's performance artwork take place?
National Gallery of Victoria
Tasmanian Art Gallery
Melbourne Art Center
Sydney Opera House

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