FILARTS (study guide) Flashcards

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The art and science of designing and constructing buildings or physical structures to fulfill functional and aesthetic purposes.

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Architecture

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Tall, towering buildings often found in urban centers.

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Skyscrapers

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3
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Empire State Building in New York, PBCom Tower in the Philippines.

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Skyscrapers

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4
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common features of skyscrapers

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Steel frames, glass exteriors, high-speed elevators.

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5
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Focuses on sustainability and environmental preservation.

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Eco-Art Architecture

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6
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Green roofs, buildings using solar panels or wind turbines.

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Eco-Art Architecture

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7
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The Mind Museum in Taguig uses sustainable design.

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Eco-Art Architecture

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8
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Inspired by organic shapes and patterns from nature.

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Biomorphic Architecture:

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9
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The Sydney Opera House (resembling seashells), Tree-like structures in Gardens by the Bay in Singapore.

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Biomorphic Architecture:

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10
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A horizontal beam (lintel) supported by two vertical posts.

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Post-and-Lintel

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11
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Ancient Greek temples like the Parthenon.

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Post-and-Lintel

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12
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A horizontal structure that extends beyond its support.

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Cantilever

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13
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A framework of triangles to support roofs and bridge

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Truss System:

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14
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Eiffel Tower, modern bridges.

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Truss System

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15
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A curved structure that spans an opening and can support weight from above.

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Arch

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16
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Arc de Triomphe in Paris, Roman aqueducts.

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Arch

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17
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The creation of three-dimensional art by shaping or combining materials such as stone, metal, wood, or clay.

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Sculpture

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18
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Subtractive method removing material from a solid block.

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Carving

19
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Sandstone Buddha sculptures in India, Statue of David by Michelangelo (marble).

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Carving

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Adding soft material (like clay) to create a form.

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Modeling

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Pouring liquid material like molten metal into a mold.

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Casting

22
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Fully three-dimensional; can be viewed from all angles.

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Free-Standing

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Attached to a background; can be high or low relief.

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Relief Sculpture

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Incorporates movement.

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Kinetic Sculpture

25
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The art and technology of capturing images using light, typically through a camera.

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Photography

26
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Accompanies news stories to provide factual visual context.

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Photojournalism

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Focuses on landscapes, wildlife, and natural scenes.

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Nature Photography

28
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Taken using high-quality smartphone cameras.

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Mobile Photography

29
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Manipulates photos digitally to create surreal or imaginative effects.

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Photographic Alteration

30
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A live artistic expression combining various mediums (body, props, voice) to convey a message.

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Performance Art

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Focuses on replicating reality with precision.

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Objective Accuracy

32
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Captures intense feelings or moods.

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Emotion

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Depicts dreamlike or surreal scenes.

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Fantasy

34
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Emphasizes structure, balance, and orderliness.

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Formal Order

35
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Traditional theater with a framed opening; audience faces one side.

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Proscenium Stage

36
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Surrounded by the audience on all sides.

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Arena Stage

37
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Extends into the audience with three-sided seating.

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Thrust Stage

38
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Non-traditional locations (warehouses, parks).

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Created/Found Spaces

39
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Includes lighting, set design, costumes, props, and spatial relations.

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Spectacle

40
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Highness or lowness of sound.

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Pitch

41
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Speed of the music.

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Tempo

42
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Quality of sound (thick or thin).

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Texture

43
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Absence of sound to create dramatic effect.

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Silence