Written Work No. 1 in CPAR(4Q)

The use of mass production and the manipulation of the virtual world, its tools and programs.

• A. performance art

• B. space

• C. appropriation

• D. technology art

Usage of conventional materials, mixing of unlikely materials to produce an artwork.

• A. appropriation

• B. hybridity

• C. performance art

• D. technology art

The act of borrowing or reusing existing components inside a modern work.

• A. appropriation

• B. space

• C. performance art

• D. technology art

It interprets various human activities such as ordinary activities such as chores, routines, and rituals, to socially relevant themes such as poverty, commercialism and war.

• A. hybridity

• B. appropriation

• C. performance art

• D. technology art

Refers to the empty spaces the artist has created around, between, and within the subjects.

• A. positive

• B. negative

• C. deep

• D. shallow

Refers to the subject of the piece itself.

• A. positive

• B. negative

• C. deep

• D. shallow

The first artist to successfully demonstrate forms of appropriation within his work.

• A. Marcel Ducamp

• B. Marchel Duham

• C. Marcel Duchamp

• D. Marcel Buchamp

Which is true about space?

• A. the heart of art

• B. provides the audience a guide for the presentation of an artwork

• C. interprets various human activities

• D. usage of unconventional materials

Which is true about hybridity?

• A. spacious

• B. Heart of the art

• C. more on graphics

• D. Transcendence

It is not restricted to individual experience but it is reflective of the world we live in and the artwork that is created has a world view and sensitive to changing times.

• A. Modern Art

• B. Contemporary Art

• C. Performance Art

• D. Visual Art