Year 12 Terminology

This term describes subject matter presented in a simplified, distorted, unrealistic manner:

Ancient Greek and Roman art period based on standards of perfection and harmony describes:

How many Elements of Art/Design are there?

Closely related colours on the Colour Wheel are known as:

Renaissance is the French word for:

A type of art in which an event or events are planned and enacted before an audience:

🍭 Style of art, shows passing effects of light and atmosphere on scenes and landscapes:

An artwork which is made of more than one type of art material is called?

🍭 Composition, symbols, codes, placement, visual languages, how artworks are made. Which Frame?

The placement of figures or objects, the arrangement or organisation of an artwork refers to:

Which art period did Van Gogh compose his artworks in?

Social meaning, culture, beliefs, politics, attitudes of a certain time and place. Which Frame?

An art movement which used images of popular culture and consumer society:

Painting dreams and exploring the subconscious refers to:

Differences between two or more elements (e.g. value, colour, texture) in a composition:

The setting in which a work is created or displayed – its surroundings, time or place, the circumstances etc:

An art period with a focus on the afterlife and tomb paintings:

🍭 The elements that make up the Conceptual Framework: artist, artwork, world and audience:

Emotional side of the artwork, artist's experiences, audience's understanding. Which Frame?

Art that is non-representational and achieves its effects through colour, line and form:

Which is NOT an Element of Art/Design?

Modern art movement that didn't represent things realistically, fragmented and showed things from multiple angles:

A modern French art movement, interested in bold colour and decorative line:

The use of balance of light and shade in a painting, and the use of strong contrasts:

A shade is a colour plus ______ ?

An altered or modified version of an original:

Complementary Colours are opposite each other on the Colour Wheel. True or False?

Define: a simplified style or form, often to achieve an effect rather than being true to life.

The technique of combining a collection of objects to make a three dimensional work refers to:

🍭 Who is your favourite art teacher?

🍭 An artwork that exists only in the place in which it was/is installed is called?

🍭 'Persistence of Memory' is by which artist?

Shapes not of geometric shape, having irregular edges are:

🍭 The term caricature describes:

Patricia Piccinini is a contemporary artist. True or False?

This is an example of a ________:

🍭 Experimental, striving to be new or different:

The part of an artwork that appears to be nearer the viewer or in the “front” of the image is:

Challenging traditions, appropriation, recontextualisation, emerging technologies. Which Frame?

Define ambiguous:

A tint is a colour plus _______?