What Is Art? (Ch. 1) Flashcards
Using tools and materials to produce well-made objects objects of above average quality.
Craftsmanship
Use of the elements and principles of art and design
Design
Properties that are unique to the work.
Aesthetic Properties
Interpret
What was the artist trying to convey?
Evaluate
Do you believe that this work of art is successful and why?
Why do people do art?
Utility
Religion
Politics
Information
History
Aesthetics
Utility
Objects of usefulness such as eating utensils, clay, pottery, baskets and metals used in a wide variety of culture
Religion
Objects created to support and serve religious beliefs. Examples include good luck charms, symbiotic or ceremonial vessels designed for alters or ritual displays.
Political artwork
That is created for use of political needs such as carved statues, propaganda, towers to perpetuate myths.
Artwork that is used to teach others how to preform cultural tasks
Information
Artwork that is used to teach others about a cultures history, folk tales, religious traditions, mythology and moral values
History
Art created for the sake of creation or that is pleasing to our sight or touch senses
Aesthetic
People who unearth and study evidence from past cultures that have been hidden from human eye for centuries
Archeologists
Holding the first emperors of the Ming dynasty sating back to 1409 AD
The Ming Tomb
Italian civilization and city that was encased in volcanic ash by Mt. Vesuvius in 79 AD
Pompeii