De'Via the beginning

When did the De'Via movement begin?

• early 1980s

• early 2000s

• mid 1990s

• late 1970s

Who coined the term De'Via?

• Nancy Rourke

• Pablo Picasso

• Leonardo da Vinci

• Helen Keller

What does De'Via stand for?

• Deaf Visionary Art

• Deaf View/Image Art

• Deaf Visual Art

• Deaf Visual/Image Art

Which art movement influenced De'Via?

• None

• Surrealism

• Cubism

• Impressionism

Who are some prominent De'Via artists?

• Pablo Picasso

• Chuck Baird, Betty G. Miller, Ann Silver

• Leonardo da Vinci

• Vincent van Gogh

What is the main focus of De'Via art?

• Exploring abstract concepts

• Depicting landscapes and nature

• Expressing the Deaf experience and culture

• Portraying historical events

What are some common themes in De'Via artwork?

• Nature, landscapes, and animals

• Abstract shapes and colors

• Historical events and figures

• Deaf culture, identity, communication, and the experience of being deaf

What is the significance of De'Via in the deaf community?

• De'Via is a type of dance that is popular in the deaf community.

• De'Via is a language used by deaf individuals to communicate with each other.

• De'Via is a medical condition that affects the hearing abilities of individuals.

• De'Via is a form of art that focuses on the experiences and perspectives of deaf individuals.

How has De'Via evolved over time?

• De'Via has not evolved over time.

• De'Via has evolved by narrowing down subject matter and eliminating techniques.

• De'Via has evolved by expanding subject matter and incorporating new techniques.

• De'Via has evolved by staying stagnant and not incorporating any new subject matter or techniques.