Long quiz reviewer Flashcards

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Its like understanding and interpreting the story, emotions, and meaning coveyed by the arrangement of colors, shapes, and forms in an art

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Reading in Visual

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We see and perceive not because we are looking at the world at the world from the outside, as it were, but because we are part of everything within our gaze

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Tacit Seeing

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It means that to understand the meaning of something, you need to consider the situation r background

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Understanding Visual Art is Context-Dependent

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It is an analytic approach and a research methodology that examines the use of what we call signs in society

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Semiotics

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This is about what you see in the art-the colors,shapes, lines, and texture. It’s observing the details and appreciating the visual beauty

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Visual Dimension

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It is considered beautiful or appealing

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Visual Matter

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Doing is the actual creation process. It’s where you apply your discovered knowledge and planned ideas to create the artwork

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Doing

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It means exploring new ideas, materials, and techniques. It’s about experimenting and finding inspiration from various sources , like books, nature, or other artist’s work

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Discovering

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Refers to great familiarity with, and an ability to use, the official and unofficial rules, values, genres, knowledge, and discourses that characterized cultural fields

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Cultural Literacy

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This idea is about how we develop the ability to read and write by understanding different components of written language

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Seeing as Literacy

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He wrote that seeing is an activity that is ultimately derived from touching

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Sigmund Freud

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This means understanding and interpreting something based on the culture it comes from

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Cultural Trajectory

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This concept relates to how photographs can capture and freeze a moment in time, making them unique in the world of art

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Arresting Reality

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__________ transform what we have ‘captured’ visually into recognizable objects, and it is not until this work is completed that the image goes to the brain via the optic nerve to be processed further

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Photoreceptors

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The first and most important technique of reading the visual, as we pointed out, is that every act of looking also an act of not seeing.

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Selection and Omission

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It is a basic unit of communication; it is just something that has some meaning for someone and does not have a single fixed meaning

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This is about understanding the deeper meaning behind the art. It involves thinking about what the artist is trying to say, the emotions conveyed, and the context of the artwork

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Interpretive Dimension

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This Encompasses a diverse spectrum of written or spoken expressions, ranging from literary masterpieces and scholarly articles to every day conversations and social media posts, each bearing unique characteristics and styles tailored to there respective contexts and audience

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Text and Genres

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We draw on out general and specific knowledge, tastes, habits, and personal context

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Reading the Visual

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It concentrates on the interface between images and viewers rather than on artists and works

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Visual Culture