Reading Visual Arts Week 1 Flashcards

1
Q

“conscious use of skill and creative
imagination especially in the production of
aesthetic objects.”

A

Webster’s New Collegiate dictionary

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2
Q

Historic Development of the Idea of Art

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  1. Plato
  2. Jackson Pollock
  3. Leo N. Tolstoy
  4. Clive Bell
  5. George Dickie and Arthur Danto
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3
Q

ancient Greek definition of art, imitation of
the real world

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Mimesis

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4
Q

the visual artist’s goal was to copy visual
experience

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Plato – Mimesis

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5
Q

avoided making marks
or passages that
resembled recognizable
objects.

A

Jackson Pollock

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6
Q

“Art is the communication of feeling”

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Leo N. Tolstoy

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7
Q

“Art is a human activity consisting in this, that
one man consciously by means of certain
external signs, hands-on to others feelings he
has lived through, and that others are infected
by these feelings and also experience them.”

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Leo N. Tolstoy

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8
Q

“art is a significant form”

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Clive Bell

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9
Q

“aesthetic pleasure.”

A

Clive Bell

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10
Q

is the collection of those
elements that rises to the level of your
awareness and gives you noticeable pleasure
in its beauty.

A

Significant Form

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11
Q

promoted the first definition of art and conceptualized the institutional theory of art, or the “Artworld” theory

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George Dickie and Arthur Danto

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12
Q

is an object or set of conditions
that has been designated as art by a “person or persons acting on behalf of the artworld,” and the artworld is a “complex field of forces” that determine what is and is not art.

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Artworld

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13
Q

DIFFERENT TYPES OF ARTS

A

VISUAL ARTS
Dance
Theater
Poetry
Architecture
Literary

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14
Q

appeals to the sense of
sight and are mainly
visual in nature.

A

VISUAL ARTS

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15
Q

a creative art form that
allows people to freely
express themselves

A

DANCE

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16
Q

usually follows follow a script,
though they should not be
confused with literary arts.

A

THEATER
ART

17
Q

an art form where the artist
expresses his emotions not
by using paint, charcoal, or
camera, but expresses them
through words.

A

POETRY
PERFORMANCE

18
Q

Art is the pursuit and
creation of beautiful things
while ___________ is the
making of beautiful
buildings.

A

ARCHITECTURE

19
Q

__________ goes beyond
the usual professional,
academic, journalistic and
other technical forms of
writing.

A

LITERARY ART