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When using the expressive theory of criticism with the painting below: (circle all that apply)
We discuss the medium used by the artist
We compare the painting to the artists personality
We compare the color palette to folk costumes from native Ukraine
We talk about repetition and pattern
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This is the process of making discriminating judgments, both favorable and unfavorable:
Art making
Art history
Art criticism
Art relations
3
This painting sold for:
112.5 million
118.8 million
150.5 million
119.9 million
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In the Formal theory of art criticism, we are (circle any that apply)
Comparing the artwork to the work's contemporaries
Looking at the artists' cultural influences
Looking at how the artist has used the principles and elements
Looking at how the work is made
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Value judgments (whether or not we deem something valuable) involve:
questioning
thought
subjectivity
love
6
Defamatory works may be censored:
False
True
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Obscene materials may be censored:
True
False
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When looking at an artwork formally, we might be looking for:
bright colors
redundance
figures
Innovation
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The alteration or removal of a work of art from public view:
Destroying
Devaluation
Evaluation
Censoring
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What artwork holds the record at $119.9 million for highest selling price?
The Scream
Mona Lisa
Starry Night
Pieta
11
NYC Mayor Giuliani tried to censor which artwork made by Chris Ofili in 1999?
Portrait of a murder
Pieta
Nude woman
Holy Virgin Mary
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What we find in an artwork depends on: (best answer)
What we have been told is in the artwork
What we know is there
What we have read in a text book
What we are looking for
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The dollar value of a painting:
Correlates only loosely with the historical importance of a work.
Is equal to the amount of time an artist spent making it.
Depends on the cost of the supplies used to create the work.
Is higher for more experienced artists.
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In this painting by vigee-LeBrun, we see that: (check all that apply)
The artist was rich
The artist knows how to replicate anatomy correctly
The subject was the artists wife
The artist has formal art training
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Economic systems, cultural values, politics, and family values are considered:
formal insight
environmental influences
life experiences
expression
16
Who created this work of art?
Chris Ofili
Jared Ofili
Edvard Munch
Rudy Juliani
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The process of selecting one thing over another:
Observing
Qualifying
Eliminating
Evaluating
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In this work , a contextual criticism would include: (choose all that apply)
The cartoony type of figures
The written words on the canvas
A cut-off ear representing Charlie Parker and mirroring van Gogh
The Bebop jazz movement of the 1940'a
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When writing about art, what things do we need to do? (circle any that apply)
Evaluate the work
Re-create the artwork
Get the facts about the work
Analyze the work
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Pieta means:
Pity or compassion
Portrait of a woman
Pizza place
Place with a sculpture
21
Which amendment provides significant protection over artistic expression?
5th
2nd
1st
3rd
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The Iconoclastic Controversy caused this type of images to be destroyed:
Sculptures
Realistic
Landscape
Religious
23
The word pieta is:
Italian
English
Spanish
French
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This painting is by:
Vincent van Gogh
Bob Ross
Sylvia Delayney
Edvard Munch
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The dollar value of a painting:
Is higher for experienced artists
Depends on the cost of supplies used to make the painting
Is higher for artists who have died
Correlates only loosely with the historical importance of a work
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What we find in a work of art depends on:
what we hear
other people's ideas
what others are looking for
what we are looking for
27
Who created this work of art?
van Gogh
Chris Ofili
Titian
Dr. Suess
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In this painting by Titian, if we are looking at the work formally, we see: (choose 2)
A replica of Titian's relatives
Innovative brushwork
Bold new compositional devices
Interesting stonework
29
Which work of art, in our notes, was recovered from a dumpster?
Shy Face
I'm Shy
Shy Look
Shy Glance
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The type of criticism that is looking at art within its contextual environment.
expressive
realistic
contextual
formal
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The basic theories of art criticism are:
Conceptual
Formal
Contextual
Expressive
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Using the expressive theory of art criticism, the critic would be looking at: (circle all that apply)
Why did they make it?
What principles and elements have been used?
What type of paint did the artist use?
Who made it?
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The fact that how an individual values a work of art is subject to that individual's biases, interpretations, feelings:
Judgementality
Environmentality
Subjectivity
Surroundings
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Using the contextual theory of criticism, we are looking at:
Types of materials used
The principles and elements
The environmental influences on the work
Influences of predecessors
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This type of art criticism looks at how a work of art is made:
Compositional
Contextual
Formal
Expressive
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What type of criticism looks at: who and why?
formal
contextual
expressive
realistic
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When speaking of the quality of a piece of art, we mean:
How many types of supplies the artist used
The general care of the maker, craftsmanship, supplies used
How much it cost to get the artwork framed
How long the artwork took to create