chap 6

Question 1

__ describes a work’s ability to call forth tactile sensations and feelings. The surface quality

Answer 1

texture

Question 2

__ texture is the real surface quality

Answer 2

actual

Question 3

__ texture is an illusion of surface quality. it appears to be actual texture, but it is not

Answer 3

visual

Question 4

Max Ernst invented a technique called __, from the french word fritter, “to rub”

Answer 4

frottage

Question 5

William Garnett creates visual texture by using what media?

Answer 5

photography

Question 6

___ - art that moves or at least seems to move

Answer 6

kinetic art

Question 7

Bernini’s David is __ as opposed to Michelangelo’s David, which is at rest

Answer 7

caught in the midst of action

Question 8

Monet’s Water Lillies causes the viewer to move because it is so large that it

Answer 8

encircles the room

Question 9

___, also know as Op-Art, is an art style particularly popular in the 1960s in which line and color are manipulated in ways that stimulate the eye into believing it perceives movement

Answer 9

optical painting

Question 10

__’s work is an example of Op-Art

Answer 10

Bridget Riley

Question 11

Pollock’s work us considered __ not just because it prompts the viewer to become actively engaged. but because the drips and sweeps of paint record his action as a painter and document it

Answer 11

action painting

Question 12

like Matisse, Grace Ndiritu includes patterned decorative__ in her work

Answer 12

fabrics

Question 13

What media does Bill Viola use for his Room for St John of the Cross

Answer 13

video, sound, a cubicle/cell installation

Question 14

what is the subject he is portraying in this work