FAS Unit One Vocabulary 4

Involve feelings – such as pleasure and pain

___ of the painting create structural relationships within the overall painting.

This type of criticism helps us understand how form transforms subject matter into content.

The pleasure of enjoying a good meal is an example of an ________________

___ & ___ tend to be the arts best suited to using others as their subject matter.

A work of art is most likely to be judged a 'masterpiece' by an evaluative critic if it resists ___ .

___ & ___ appropriate the most from other arts.

Having a job so you can pay for the Big Mac is an example of _________ .

The relative equal (same amount) combining of the media of one or more arts.

___ of a painting create detail relationships that connects it with other parts of the painting.

This theory claims it is the object that excites the interest.

This type of criticism judges a piece of art based on its relative merits.

Not only evoke immediate feelings but are also means to further values.

Describing a painting is an example of _____ .

Considers social, cultural, historical, political forces, events and trends during the time the art was created.

Are the means to intrinsic values.

Jackson Pollock's, Autumn Rhythm, has no clear cut ___, but lots of details.

This type of criticism concentrates on the form of the work of art, describing the important characteristics.

The artistic process to mix the media of other art forms with the artist’s own, but the artist’s is dominant.

This theory claims that it is the interest that projects value on something.