CHAPTER 3 WORK OF ART: ITS SUBJECT, FORM, AND CONTENT Flashcards

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It is the focus in the art

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Subject

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What are the two types of subjects of art

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Representational and non-representational

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3
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Appears to be very much like how people see them in the reality

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Representational subjects

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4
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The process if simplification or alteration or rearrangement

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Abstraction

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Sources and Kinds of Subjects

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  1. Nature
  2. People and World Events
  3. Myths and Legends
  4. Spiritual and Religious Beliefs
  5. Ideas Commissioned by Employers
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It is the overall organization of the artwork

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Form/Composition

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Type of art that begins the work on a flat surface called a plane

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Two-Dimensional Art

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A three-dimensional media where most of the media used are clay, glass, plastics, wood , stone or metals.

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Sculpture
- free-standing
- relief sculpture

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A three-dimensional media process of constructing a sculpture using different materials

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Assembling

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A three-dimensional media, additive process where the artist gradually adds more of the material to build the form

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Modeling

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A three-dimensional media, subtractive process where the sculpture removed, cuts, chips, or drills part of the sold mass to create the form

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Carving

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A three-dimensional media, manipulative process where materials like soft pliable materials are made into shapes using manual hand force or machine manufactured force

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Casting

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A three-dimensional media, have utilitarian intentions

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Crafts

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12
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The technique of capturing optical images on a light-sensitive camera

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Photography

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13
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DSLR

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Digital Single Lens Reflex

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13
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First camera ever recorded in history

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daguerreotype

14
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series of negatives that intend to show motions of pictures

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Films and Videos

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Graphic Designers rely on computers and this applications to create art

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Computer Art

16
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Artwork also contain emotional or intellectual messages

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Content

17
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A credit line consists of

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  1. Name of the artist
  2. Title of the work
  3. year/s the work was made
  4. medium
    5.Size dimensions
    6 Location of Work

c=circa (about or around)

18
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the process of understanding the meanings of the elements of the art and the symbolism the objects convey.

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iconography

19
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psychologists use artistic materials in assessment procedures called

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projective technique

ex.
House-Tree-Person Test
Rorschach Inkblot Test
Thematic Apperception Test