Vocab Flashcards

1
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Something that allows the passage of light

A

Translucent

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2
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The white chalky substance used to prepare a surface to receive paint is called

A

Gesso

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3
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A sculptural composition consisting of an arrangement of miscellaneous objects of found materials is called

A

An assemblage

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4
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The use of series of small dots of color in a painting is an example of

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Pointillism

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5
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A flexible thin blade with a handle typically used for mixing paint or applying wet media

A

Palette knife

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6
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The application of thick layers of paint to a canvas or other surface in painting is called

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Impasto

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7
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A movement in art expressing imaginative dreams and visions free from conscious rational control

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Surrealism

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8
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You are asked to make an object in your art piece intentionally deformed or altered, what is the name of this technique

A

Distortion

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9
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An art movement concerned with subjective emotional expression with emphasis on the creative spontaneous act

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Abstract expressionism

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10
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A thin, transparent layer of paint or ink is called a

A

Wash

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11
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By placing one object in front of another an artist can create an illusion of depth. This is called:

A

Overlapping

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12
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A type of paint that is transparent and mixes with water is called

A

Watercolor

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13
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The act of placing things close together or side by side for comparison or contrast

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Juxtaposition

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14
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Something that is not able to be seen through

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Opaque

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15
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A two-dimensional work of art representing an arrangement of inanimate objects is called a:

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Still life

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16
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Art that does not attempt to represent reality:

A

Abstract

17
Q

Touchable or sensed by touch

A

Tactile

18
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A request made to an artist for the production of a work of art is

A

Commission

19
Q

Art that emphasizes ideas rather than objects

A

Conceptual art

20
Q

19th century art movement in which the artists were concerned with capturing a specific moment particularly the effects of light

A

Impressionism

21
Q

A plan for organizing colors is called a:

A

Color scheme

22
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An early 20th century art movement characterized by the fragmentation of forms into abstract, often geometric structures

A

Cubism

23
Q

An art piece that displays hyper realistic features

A

Photo realism

24
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An art piece that consists of more than one medium is considered to be

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Mixed media

25
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A liquid or paste media could containing pigment(s) used for writing, pen and brush drawing, and printing is:

A

Ink