Chapter 8, 9, 10 Questions Flashcards
Why do artists make prints?
- ) They may want to make multiple works that are less expensive.
- ) They may wish to influence social causes. Because prints are multiple works, they are easy to distribute.
- ) They may be fascinated by the process of print making, which is an absorbing craft in itself.
What are the principal techniques of printmaking?
Relief, Intaglio, Lithography, Stencil and Screenprinting
How are today’s artists varying the traditional techniques?
By using new types of printing materials, and digital technology. The introduction of the third dimension.
How and when was photography invented?
In 1826, scientists discovered that certain chemicals were sensitive to light. The first vague photograph was made by Joseph Nicephore Niepce.
Who took the lead in making photography an art form?
Alfred Stieglitz, who opened an photography gallery in New York City in 1905.
Why is photography a useful medium for influencing social change?
It makes visual statements believable in ways no other medium could. Brings public attention to the suffering caused by war, poverty and neglect.
What impact has digital technology had on photography in the 21st century?
It produced the ability for a photo to be altered, making its reputation as a vehicle of truth in danger. The camera can indeed lie.
When was the Motion Picture Production Code in effect?
Beginning in mid 1934, the major studios all adhered voluntarily to the Motion Picture Production Code Authority.
What are the major stages in the evolution of film.
Film editing, and Eisenteins skilled use of montage was used to heighten dramatic intensity.
What kind of interactive technologies are artists using today?
Animation, special effects and digital processing, video art, and digital art.
