1st Quarter Review

Question 0

2 Types of Shape

Answer 0

Geometric and Organic

Question 1

2 Types of Line

Answer 1

Geometric and Organic

Question 2

2 types of form

Answer 2

Real and implied

Question 3

2 types of space

Answer 3

High and low placement, overlapping

Question 4

2 types of texture

Answer 4

Real and implied

Question 5

2 types of balance

Answer 5

Symmetrical and asymmetrical

Question 6

Define line

Answer 6

An element of art that is used to define space, contours, and outlines, or suggest mass and volume.

Question 7

Define shape

Answer 7

An enclosed space defined by other art elements such as line, color, and texture

Question 8

Define space

Answer 8

An element of art that indicates areas between, around, above, below, or within something

Question 9

Define texture

Answer 9

An element of art. texture is the surface quality or feel of an object

Question 10

Define balance

Answer 10

A principle of design. Balance refers to the way the elements ofart are arranged to create a feeling of stability in a work

Question 11

Define color

Answer 11

Color is an element with three properties: hue, value, and intensity

Question 12

Define non-objective

Answer 12

Non-objective or non-representational means that there is no particular subject matter, it does not depict real or natural things in any way

Question 13

Define organic line

Answer 13

An organic line is a free-flowing line that is free-handed and found in nature

Question 14

Define geometric line

Answer 14

A geometric line is straight, man-made, and planned out.

Question 15

Define value

Answer 15

Value is an element of art concerned with the degree of lightness of colors

Question 16

Define sculpture

Answer 16

A three-dimensional work of art. Sculptures can be carved, modeled, constructed, or cast

Question 17

Define two-dimensional

Answer 17

Having height and width, but no depth; flat

Question 18

Define three-dimensional

Answer 18

Having or appearing to have height, width, and depth

Question 19

Define balance

Answer 19

A principle of design. Balance refers to the way the elements of art are arranged to create a feeling of stability in a work

Question 20

Define symmetrical

Answer 20

The parts of an image or object organized so that one side duplicates, or mirrors, the other

Question 21

Define asymmetrical

Answer 21

Asymmetry is when one side of a composition does not reflect the design of the other

Question 22

Define radial

Answer 22

Radial or rotational balance is any type of balance based on a circle with its design extending from or focused upon its center

Question 23

Define relief sculpture

Answer 23

A type of sculpture in which form projects from a background

Question 24

Define construction

Answer 24

To construct is to form by assembling or combining parts to build

Question 25

Define assemblage sculpture

Answer 25

A three-dimensional composition made of various materials such as found objects, paper, wood, and textiles.

Question 26

Define invented texture

Answer 26

Like a simulated texture, but they are not intended to resemble textures you find in real life.

Question 27

Define simulated texture

Answer 27

Texture in an artwork that can be seen but not touched

Question 28

Define actual texture

Answer 28

Occurs in real objects you can touch.

Question 29

Define structure

Answer 29

Something made up of a number of components that are put together in a particular way.

Question 30

Define in-the-round

Answer 30

To be viewed from all sides, free-standing

Question 31

Define description

Answer 31

Identify things abiut the work that you can see, name, and describe. Be sure your statements are not opinionated--just record what is there. (Label information, subject matter)

Question 32

Define analysis

Answer 32

Describe the art elements used and principles of design used (line, color, value, shapes, texture, form, space, contrast, balance, pattern, rhythm and movement, unity, and emphasis).

Question 33

Define interpretation

Answer 33

Use the information from your descripyion and analysis to help you identify what the artwork is expressing about human experience. (Hypothesis, defense)

Question 34

Define judgement

Answer 34

Based on your analysis what is your judgement of the quality or success of the work and why? Judgements can be affected by: craftsmenship, design quality, expressiveness, personal response, originality, and comparison.