Art and Music

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What is the name of the artist we learned about whose work was inspired by music?

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Wassily Kandinsky

Front

True or False: Kandinsky was known as the painter of sound and vision.

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True

Front

In the Musical Art Project, we interpreted sound and made it ________________.

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visual

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True or False: The Musical Art Project can best be described as abstract art. (Remember, the three types of art are realism, abstract, and non-objective.)

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False

Front

What types of lines and colors would someone most likely use to portray upbeat jazz music heard in a coffee shop?

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smooth, wavy lines with soothing, happy colors such as pink, blue, or yellow

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What types of lines and colors would someone most likely use to portray sad, depressing music?

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lines containing little to no movement with dark, cool colors such as blues

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What types of lines and colors would someone most likely use to portray hard rock music?

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sharp, jagged lines with loud colors such as red or orange

Front

Which principle of design was the focus of the Musical Art Project?

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rhythm

Front

Based on what we learned in this unit and practiced in our project, what would you say is the connection between art and music?

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Art and music both contain the principle of rhythm.

Front

How can art represent music if you cannot physically hear a work of art?

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You can create the idea of a visual beat by using the elements of art in a way that shows the principle of rhythm.