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Review the history and knowledge of the art of Origami
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Is this an installation or as sculpture?
Sculpture
Installation
Sculpture
Installation
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An art piece that is created in a site specific place is called a what?
Sculpture
3D Art piece type thing..yeah..
Nothing
Installation
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What is organic art?
Straight lines
You mean origami art??
Curvy, wavy lines in art
Nature/natural looking art
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What is 3-Dimensional art?
Uses height, length and width to create art
Use a pencil to draw it on paper
Uses height, and length to create art
Has form (depth)
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Who is Robert Lang?
A Japanese Artist
An American Artist
He created the origami fold symbols
He created complex origami
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What is modular origami?
Uses math and only math to build origami figures
Uses organic shapes to form figures
Uses modular math to create origami
Uses geometric shapes to form figures
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Why did European and Japanese paper folding traditions converge?
Origami was becoming a part of German education curriculum.
Because origami is cool, so why wouldn't they converge?!
Japanese artists began teaching at European schools
You're crazy Ms. K, they never converged.
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Is this an installation or a sculpture?
Sculpture
Sculpture
Sculpture
Installation
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What is Origami?
the art of paper
something with making animals
the art of cutting, gluing, and folding paper
the art of folding paper
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When is World Origami Day?
November 11
November 13
November 10
November 12
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An artwork that is the process of welding, molding, or manipulating hard materials is a what?
Metal sculpting
An Installation
A 3D piece of art..yea..
A sculpture
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What is representational art?
realistic and represents an object
Re-created art to present to something
every art piece we see
I have absolutely no clue
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What is an origami tessellation?
Uses geometric shapes
Uses no overlaps
Uses overlapping papers to create an origami figures
Uses a pattern or textured figure
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What is recreational art?
Created for fun
Created for political use
Created for a purpose and motive
To re-create something
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Is this an installation or a sculpture?
Installation
Sculpture
Sculpture
Sculpture
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Who is Akira Yoshizawa?
Japanese artist who failed at origami
A dude with a cool name
Chinese artist who assisted in creating the origami symbols
Japanese artist who assisted in creating the origami symbols
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What did Origami use to be used for?
As a form of art
For recreational use
For fun and as toys
To throw at other people
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What other role has origami held besides art?
Used in ceremonies and religious rituals.
Funness. (thats not even a word so obviously this is not it)
It was used as a toy for children
I have no clue because I did not read "Folding Paper"
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Is this an Installation or Sculpture?
Installation
Sculpture
Installation
Sculpture
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What did a paper crane symbolize?
That I can fly
Peace and hope
Royalty
Love
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Who is Friedrich Fröbel?
An American Artist who assisted in origami folding symbols
A Japanese artist
A European educator who included origami in school
Some dude with a cool name
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Where did Origami originate first?
America
China
Japan
Europe