Week 4 Chapter 4 Art in Focus 3-D Media/Processes

A sculpture contains:

• Actual Space

• Implied Space

Sculpture is...

• The art of making 2-dimensional pieces from various materials

• The art of making 3-dimensional pieces from various materials

Match the following

• Turning such substances into a desired shape by cutting or chipping away pieces.

• Carving

• Making a piece of sculpture through the use of a mold

• Modeling

• Creating a sculpture out of assorted materials

• Casting

• Shaping a soft material such as clay by hand

• Constructing

a term describing sculptures in which the sculpted elements are raised from a surface and only seen from one side

• in-the-round

• relief

• kinetic

• installation

a term describing sculptures that can be seen all the way around, from all sides

• subtractive

• relief

• casting

• in-the-round

a sculpture process in which pieces are added to a whole or an armature (body), such as with clay or papier-mâché

• subtractive

• additive

• earthworks

• in-the-round

a sculpture process in which the final work is created by removing material, such as by carving away wood, stone, or clay

• installation

• additive

• subtractive

• kinetic

type of sculpture created by joining together found or recycled objects used in every day life, usually by gluing or welding

• Assembly /assemblage

• subtractive

• earthworks

• modeling

type of sculpture which is created my manipulation of soft material, such as clay or wax, that can be shaped easily by the sculptor's hands

• modeling

• casting

• installation

• assemblage

type of sculpture that is created by pouring a liquid material such as molten metal, rubber, or plaster into a clay, wax, or plaster mould in order to take the form of the mould

• kinetic

• relief

• modeling

• casting