What is a sustained investigation?

• A portrait

• A series of art exploring an idea

• A still life

• An artist statement

Which of the following is an effective way to conduct art research?

• Pouring paint on a canvas

• Exploring a museum website

• Reading the newspaper

• Creating a Tik Tok trend

Why is it important to practice in art?

• To refine your skills

• To be as repetitive as possible

• It isn't important to practice.

• To try each material one time only.

What does synthesis mean?

• The combined parts create something new

• Each part of a work stands on its own

• The materials should have nothing to do with the ideas

• You can leave something out and still have a good project

What is meant by materials?

• How did you synthesize ideas?

• What process did you use?

• What art supplies did you use?

• What time of day is it?

Why do artists experiment?

• To explore new ideas or techniques

• To get over creative block

• To expand their skills

• All of these

Why is revision important to the artistic process?

• It allows an idea to be refined

• It is the end point of your project

• It means you create something once and leave it alone

• It allows an artist to do many projects at once

Why would you want to critique before an artwork is finished?

• To get feedback you can incorporate into your project

• To leave the past behind

• To criticize someone else's style

What is a benefit of documenting your artistic process?

• It keeps you focused on your ideas

• It can provide a road map for future projects

• Both of these

What are the selected works?

• Quality pieces that demonstrate your skill as an artist

• Five random artworks you've made

• The last part of your sustained investigation

• Artworks chosen by someone else