Contemporary Art Forms

It is the method of combining printed images with other flat media and pasted on a canvas or board.

• Collage

• Assemblage

• Mobile

It is often BLUR the distinction between painting and sculpture.

• Performance Art

• Installation Art

• Assemblage

It is a sculptural work that suspended from the ceiling or a protruding base

• Installation Art

• Mobile

• Assemblage

Music and sound are often incorporated in the performance.

• Performance Art

• Assemblage

• Installation Art

It incorporates different materials that may include traditional sculptural materials such as wood, metal and different objects.

• Mobile

• Installation Art

• Assemblage

Contemporary art forms cannot be easily classified and categorized following the traditional definitions.

• True

• False

Some contemporary art forms are clear the distinctions between the disciplines and genres.

• True

• False

Some are products of new technological advancements and cannot be categorized using the outdated definitions.

• True

• False

Mobile is typically made with a number of balancing rods dangling in different lengths carrying one or more elements.

• True

• False

Assemblage is a term used by French artist David Medalla in 1952.

• True

• False