Chapter 2: Art Making And Art Criticism

Question 1

It applies human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power

Answer 1

Artmaking

Question 2

It represents reality, communicate emotions or ideas, creates a sense of beauty, explores the nature of perception, and explore formal elements for their own sake.

Answer 2

Artmaking

Question 3

He said that art-making traces back to the love of imitation and recognizing likenesses that characterize humans.

Answer 3

Aristotle

Question 4

He who intensifies that artmaking is a human activity, consisting in this, that one person consciously, by sure external signs, conveys to other feelings he has experienced, and other people are affected by these feelings and live them over themselves

Answer 4

Leo Tolstoy

Question 5

• It is the analysis and evaluatation of works of art.
• It is interpretive, involving the effort to understand a particular piece of art from a theoretical perspective and establish its significance in art history

Answer 5

Art Criticism

Question 6

It is minimally required to be a connoisseur, which means he must have a “sound knowledge” of art history.

Answer 6

Critic

Question 7

It often faced with a choice: to defend old standards, values, and hierarchies againsts new ones or to defend the new against the old (Kuspit, D.B 2021)

Answer 7

Critic

Question 8

• It forms an integral part of fully digesting the minute details of the art.
• It provides the viewers to see the horizon it depicts and what lies behind it

Answer 8

Art Criticism

Question 9

• It is something that can be seen using the human eye
• It is the practice of graphically representing information to efficiently, effectively create meaning (Pimenta, S. & Pooviah, R. 2010)

Answer 9

Visual

Question 10

It is the trasmission of information and ideas using symbols and imagery

Answer 10

Visual Communication

Question 11

What are the three main types of communication?

Answer 11

• Verbal Communication
• Non-verbal Communication
• Visual Communication

Question 12

It is believed to be the type that people rely on most, and it includes signs, graphic designs, films typography, and many others (Study.com 2003)

Answer 12

Visual Communication

Question 13

What do you call the study of symbols and visual communication?

Answer 13

Semiotics

Question 14

It aims to analyze how people make meaning out of signs and how those symbols are interpreted.

Answer 14

Semiotics

Question 15

It is the realm of what our eyes gaze at and our mental processes

Answer 15

Visual Communication

Question 16

It is a fun and rewarding way for people to express themselves and learn a broad range of skills and concepts

Answer 16

Art Making

Question 17

_______ is at the heart of making art

Answer 17

Production

Question 18

What are the 5 stages of Art Making?

Answer 18

• Inspiration
• Percolation
• Preparation
• Creation
• Reflection

Question 19

It is an exciting moment in the process of creating art

Answer 19

Inspiration

Question 20

It is refining your ideas before making art

Answer 20

Percolation

Question 21

A more active and focused time to create your blueprint

Answer 21

Preparation

Question 22

This vary depending on your personal temperament , artistic style, and medium

Answer 22

Creation

Question 23

This stage will vary depending on the artists

Answer 23

Reflection

Question 24

It has the ability to flex our imagination

Answer 24

Art

Question 25

Who emphasizes that human experience is now more visual and visualized than ever before

Answer 25

Seeing and Sense, as Mirzoeff (1999)