Lecture 5

Question 1

Art is the combination of perceptual elements that is why it is non-figurative art

Answer 1

Formalism

Question 2

True or false: Artwork that follows the perspective of formalism does not contain any representation

Answer 2

True

Question 3

Art for art’s sake notion or art as an end in itself

Answer 3

Gautier’s

Question 4

This refers to how lines and curves span a distance between two points

Answer 4

Formalism

Question 5

Who said that to appreciate art, we bring with us nothing from life. What is essential in art is only the significant form

Answer 5

Clive Bell

Question 6

Artists need to look at nature and things only as forms made up of spheres, cylinders, cones

Answer 6

Formalism

Question 7

It is the one quality common to all works of visual art

Answer 7

Significant form

Question 8

What is the meaning of the latin word for expression

Answer 8

Pressing outward

Question 9

Art is essentially involved in bringing feelings to the surface

Answer 9

Expressionist

Question 10

What is transferred in expressionist theory of art

Answer 10

Emotion

Question 11

Art is a controlled activity; not an outburst

Answer 11

True, according to expressionist theory of art

Question 12

Something is beautiful when it is pleasurable

Answer 12

Aesthetic hedonism

Question 13

Who formulated aesthetic hedonism (whatever is good is what brings pleasurable experience to the individual person)

Answer 13

Aristipus and Epicurus

Question 14

Who wrote a treatise in Aesthetics entitled Observations on the Feelings of the Beautiful and the Sublime

Answer 14

Immanuel Kant

Question 15

Pleasure one experiences as he responds to it

Answer 15

Subjective Taste

Question 16

Non-aesthetic and does consider artwork is appreciated for what it is

Answer 16

Universal Taste

Question 17

Who said that art is beautiful because of the sensuous delight it affords us

Answer 17

Orate