Chapter 9

Question 1

“Fading Away”

Answer 1

Henry Peach Robinson
Example of Pictorialism
wanted to realize timeless moments in a significant setting.

Question 2

“Ophelia”

Answer 2

J.M. Cameron
Medium: Albumen print
Example of Portraits.

Question 3

“Trolley, New Orleans”

Answer 3

Robert Frank
Medium: Silver Gelatin Print
Photography”
Purpose of documenting and bearing witness. It was taken in black and white and creates more of a dramatic effect because if it were in color too much would be going on.

Question 4

“Horse Galloping”

Answer 4

E. Muybridge
Medium: Collotype print
Example of Sequence photography”

Question 5

“TV Buddha”

Answer 5

Nam June Paik
Medium: Closed-circuit video installation with bronze
sculpture, monitor, and video camera
Example of Video Art”
Uses the use of a camera to capture and question what modern day meditation is.

Question 6

“Long March: Restart”

Answer 6

Feng Mengbo
Medium: new media
Fully fuctional video game that the viewer is meant to walk through and play using a wireless controller and combat enemies.

Question 7

Louis J. M. Daguerre

Answer 7

created Daguerreotype: The first commercial photographic process, introduced in Paris in
1839 by Louis J.M. Daguerre.

Question 8

Eadweard Muybridge

Answer 8

created a sequence photography taking multiple pictures of a horse galloping in order to win a bet too see if all four hooves are off the ground at once.

Question 9

Photography (meaning of name)

Answer 9

Photography - from the Greek photos (“light”) and graphein (“to draw”)

Question 10

Daguerreotype

Answer 10

First commercial photographic process introduced in Paris in 1839 by Louis J.M. Daguerre

Its a negative image that appears positive in the proper light.

Question 11

Pictorialism

Answer 11

Photography with the intention and expression was purely scientific, documentary, and commercial.
Methods used were soft focus, lens coatings, heavy darkroom, exotic printing processes.

Example: “Fading Away” Henry Peach Robinson

Question 12

Sequence Photography

Answer 12

Precursor to cinematography, created by Eadweard Muybridge in his Horse Galloping.

Question 13

Video art

Answer 13

moving pictures and audio medium.

Question 14

Video art

Answer 14

moving pictures and audio medium.

Example : “TV Buddha”

Question 15

New Media/Electronic Media

Answer 15

Exploring digital art, computer graphic, computer animation, virtual, internet, interactive art, video games, and robotics. and can be combined with eachother for traditional media.
Example: “Long March: Restart”