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Messages in Art
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Original works like art, music, and films are not protected by copyright laws, others can claim them as their own.
False
True
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Secondary Colors
Orange, Blue and Yellow
Blue-Green, Blue-Violet and Blue
Orange, Green and Violet
Red, Yellow and Blue
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Recontextualization
Placing things that do not go together changes their meaning
The repetition of an object to emphasize it.
The process of interpreting a concept exactly as it was originally intended
Making an object meaningless by removing it from it's setting.
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Analogous Colors
Colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel.
Colors that combine all primary colors equally.
3-4 colors side that share one color color in common
Colors that form a triangle on the color wheel.
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Color Scheme
The scientific study of how colors are perceived by the eye.
The process of painting a physical object.
A single color used to represent an entire design.
Specific colors chosen to create a mood or effect
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Remix
to slightly change a work of art and it's meaning
combining two works of art together to create something new
to significantly alter or change the way art is interpreted
changing the media a work is made in
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Plaigarism
combining 2 or more works of art together to create something new
makes it okay to use someone else's image or art as your own
changing a work of art slightly
claiming someone else's images or words as your own
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Primary Colors
Red-Orange, Red-Violet and Red
Red, Yellow and Blue
Yellow, Green and Blue
Orange, Violet and Green
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Creative Commons is a licensing organization that helps artists specify how their images can be used.
True
False
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Artists and designers use social media to promote their work. We can feel free to share and post their work too!
False
True
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Artworks from different times or cultures may be confusing at first. To grasp their meaning, you may have to:
look at many images from the time or culture
research the specific time or culture
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Monochromatic
A mix of warm and cool colors to create contrast.
A combination of colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel.
A palette that includes primary, secondary, and tertiary colors.
A color scheme that uses one color and its tints, tones, and shades.
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Appropriation
to slightly change a work of art and it's meaning
to significantly alter or change the way art is interpreted
combining two works of art together
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Portrait
a work of art showing a city or town
a work of art showing a person or group of people
a work of art showing an animal
a work of art showing a collection of objects
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Intermediate Colors
Red, Yellow and Blue
Blue-Green, Blue-Violet and Red-Violet
Red, Orange and Yellow-Green
Orange, Violet and Green
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Self-Portrait
a work of art showing the artist's family
a work of art showing the artist's pet
a work of art showing the artist
a work of art showing the artist's best friend
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Complimentary Colors
Violet/Yellow,
Yellow/Violet, Blue/Green, Orange/Red
Red/Green, Orange/ Blue, Yellow/Violet
Blue/Orange, Red/Yellow, Green/Violet
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Many art museums provide free access to images of their artworks online.
True
False
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Original works of art are protected by copyright until 70 years after an artist's death.
False
True
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Symbol
A symbol is an image that stands for something else.
A symbol describes a process used to make art
A symbo is a set of rules or principles used to guide behavior.
A symbol is a tool used for making art.
