Op Art Review

An art movement that focuses on how your brain wrongly interprets what you see. Visual percepts occur when the images you perceive are different from the objective reality. 

• Optical Illusion

• Optipal Illusivness

• Pop Art

• Illustration

Which Period of art started to employ perspective into their paintings.

• Neolithic Art

• Gothic Art

• Italian Renaissance

• Impressionist Movement

What invention challenged the need for painters and artists to depict realistic perspective artworks?

• The Invention of the Spoons

• The Musical Movement of Jazz

• The invention of Eye Glasses

• The Invention of the Camera

Match the Optical Illusion Artists to their works of art.

• Josef Albers

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• M. C. Escher

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• Bridget Riley

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• Victor Vasarely

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__________ is a female Op Art painter who was very prominent in the 1960's for her stark black and white illusions.

• M. C. Escher

• Victoria Vasarley

• Bridget Riley

• Birdie Riggs

​ ​ (a)   was a Hungarian based artist who created geometric abstractions that looked like they were bulging off the page.

• Victor Vasarley
• M. C. Escher
• Bridget Riley
• Morgan Newman

a phenomenon that happens when two adjacent colors influence each other, changing our perception of these colors

• Complementary Colors

• Adjacent Tones

• Simultaneous Contrast

• Correlated Colors

when design elements (repetition and contrast) lead the viewer's eye from one point to another through a composition.

• Compositional Movement

• Compost

  Movement

• Repetition Composition

• Rhythm

Colors that are opposite on the color wheel and have high contrast are...

• Triadic Colors

• Complementary Colors

• Analogous Colors

• Neutral Colors

This image shows which type of color group...

• Tradic Colors

• Primary Colors

• Tertiary Color

• Split Complementary