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| Pop art is rebellant against |
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| what are complimentary colors? |
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Red-Green
Purple-yellow
Blue-Orange |
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Color schemes are based on colors adjacent to one another on the color wheel, each containing the same pure hue, such as a color scheme of yellow-green, green, and blue-green.
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Taking in what is before us in a purely mechanical way |
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| Active extension of looking, give more detail, and investing what’s there. |
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Artists that have no schooling are called |
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Outsiders, untrained or folk artists |
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| what are three kinds of art? |
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Abstract (Works that depict natural objects in simplified, distorted, or exaggerated ways), Representational (objective or figurative art/paintings that look real), Non-representational (nonobjective; presents visual forms with specific references to anything outside themselves).
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| Name some lines (at least 3) |
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| Implied lines, diagonal, actual straight lines, hard line, soft line, dancing lines, sharp jagged lines. |
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What are the two types of drawings?
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Receptive (Observational), Projective (Ones we make up in our minds)
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inspire, arouse, awaken, delight, inform, embellish |
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Name some artists that we dicussed in class, but are not included in the text
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| Char Wei Sa, Banksy, Phil Hansen |
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low cost, whitty, young, popular, sexy, expendable
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What are five different kinds of painting?
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oil, fresco, tempera, acrylic, watercolor |
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| What tools are used for dry media? |
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| Pencil, charcoal, conte crayon, and pastel |
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| what's used for liquid media? |
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Only ink (black and colored inks) |
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| A variety of techniques developed to create multiple copies of a single image. |
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| What are the four kinds of printmaking? |
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Relief (cuts away all parts of the printing surface, not meant to carry the ink), Intaglio (the opposite of a relief print, areas below the surface hold the ink), Lithography (a surface printings process based on the mutual antipathy of oil and water), Screen-printing (stencil printing put on a screen w/ the fabric under it use a squeegee to make image). |
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| What's the 8 step process of 'casting'? |
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1. Create a waxed form
2. Mold it
3. Plaster it
4. Fire it inside kiln
5. Poor liquid metal out
6. Let it sit to cool
7. Break mold
8. Clean it |
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| What are the three types of sculptures? |
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| Free Standing, high relief, low relief (coin) |
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| What's the name of the 'rigged inner support' to keep a sculpture steady? |
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| What are the three perspectives in art? |
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Linear (point of view), Atmospheric (Nonlinear, giving an illusion of depth), Iso-Metric (Parallel lines remains parallel; they do not converge as they recede.
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| what did the futurists believe? |
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Cubism. They wanted to glorify war — the only cure for the world — militarism, patriotism, the destructive gesture of the anarchists, the beautiful ideas which kill, and contempt for woman; and they want to demolish museums and libraries, fight morality, feminism and all opportunist and utilitarian cowardice. |
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Explain this picture
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This picture wasn't seen as 'art' until a judged ruled it as art in 1928.
Bird in Space
By: Constantin Brancusi. |
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| Name two Installation Artists |
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Jeanne Claude, and Cristo (married) |
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| Name three Abstract Expressionist |
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Lee Krasner & Jackson Pollock (action painting) and Williem de Kooning
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| Donald Judd and Frank Stella |
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| The creator of the film, "La Jatee". Which was made in the years of 1962-63. The film was made up of black & white still images. |
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| What's a kinetic sculpture? |
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| A sculpture that has movement |
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| What does this picture represent? [image] |
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Neo-Classicism (the emulation of classical Greek and Roman art)
By: Jacques -Louis David.
Oath of the Horath
1784 |
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What does these two pictures represent?
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Romanticism (An attitude that inspired a number of styles. Wanted to escape the Neo-classcism's fixation on classical forms)
By: Francisco de Goya
The Third of May 1808.
1814 |
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What does this picture represent?
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Realism (A style of art and literature that depicts ordinary existense without idealism, exoticism, or nostalgia).
By: Gustave Courber
The Stone Breakers
1849. |
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| Who did color field paintings? |
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