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Year 8 Art Review - Little Houses Unit
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1
What process was used to create this artwork
Outline the composition of exterior or interior in black
Answers 1, 2 & 3
Paint the broader areas in flat colour using Airbrush
Preliminary drawings from magazines or brochures
2
What is the significance of this sculpture?
Oldest known man-made object from 25,000 BC
Oldest known ceramic sculpture dating back to 25,000 BC
All of the above
Earliest replication of a human body
3
What is the difference between Pottery and Ceramics?
There is no difference
One is decorative, the other sculptural
Ceramics is replicated
Art is Functional
4
Which of these is NOT an attribute of the Subjective Frame
Your imaginings about the image or object observed
Your initial reaction
Ideas the artist is conveying through their artwork.
Ideas that challenge the mainstream
5
How old was Brown when she started making her ceramic houses?
Age 24, going to University
Age 13, going to Saturday morning pottery class
Age 12, going to Sunday morning art class
Age 28, after her Post Doctorate studies
6
How can you decorate clay
Glazing, and polishing
Impressing and stamping
Carving and slip decoration
Answers 1, 2 & 3
7
Which of these is an example of a question about Postmodern Art
How does this work challenge our ideas of what are can be?
All of the above
What are your thoughts and feelings about the artwork
What is challenged in Pop culture
8
What is a kiln?
An oven
Equipment in the Art Room
A furnace used for firing pottery
A hot fire pit
9
Name this Artwork dated approximately 25,000 BCE
Venus of Dolni Vestonice
Naive Sculpture from the Middle East
It is known as 1, 2 & 3 in different contexts
Dolni Vestonice of Venus
10
Which frame did we use to study the signs, symbols, techniques, and materials in Arkley's work?
Cultural Frame
Postmodern Frame
Structural Frame
Subjective Frame
11
Who gave Whiteread 40, 000 Pounds for "Worst Artowrk"?
K Foundation
Young Modern Artists
The Council
Turner Prize
12
What is greenware?
Pottery that needs to be glazed
Unfired pottery
Green glaze
Ceramics from European region
13
What type of clay is the Terracotta Warriors?
Stoneware
Porcelain
bone china
earthenware
14
How hot does the kiln go up to fire Rowena Browns Raku Houses
500 degrees
100 degrees
1200 degrees
900 degrees
15
Which is True About Rachel Whiteread
She won the Turner Prize in 1993
Answers 1, 2 & 3
She won 40, 000 pound from the K Foundation
She was the first woman to win the Turner Prize
16
What are the main types of Glaze?
Salt, sugar, metal, underglaze
Metalic, fantasy, opaque
Salt, tin, feldspathic, lead
Metallic, matt, glossy
17
How does Rowena Brown make the crackled dark lines on the surface of her ceramic houses?
She carves them in
The smoke from the combusted sawdust after the kiln
Answer Diamond and Circle
The thermal shock from hot to cold
18
What are the basic four steps of Ceramics
playing with mud and placing in an oven
forming, firing, glazing, and refiring
planning, forming, bisc firing, decoration
shaping, decoration, baking in a kiln, glazing
19
What technique did Howard Arkley use to create decorative patterns
Computer Programs
He pasted different kinds of wallpaper
Stencils
All of the above
20
Which of these is NOT waterproof
All without glazing
Earthenware
Stoneware
Porcelain
21
What is casting
Creating a negative Space
Manufacturing process where liquid is poured into a mold
A hobby
The act of choosing the right person for the job
22
Name the Artwork, Artist and Year Created
Modern Home by Howard Arkley, 1983
Suburban Dreaming by Howard Arkley, 1992
Australian Home by Howard Arkley, 1993
At home in the Suburbs by Howard Arkley, 2002
23
What Are the three main types of pottery?
Clay, Ceramics and model building
Greenware, bisc and vitrified
Raku, porcelain, and earthenware
Earthenware, stoneware, and porcelain
