1A- ART APPRECIATION

What does the word “ars” mean in Ancient Latin?

• The study of beauty

• A craft or specialized form of skill

• Any special form of book-learning

• The evolution of fine arts

In which century did the distinction between fine arts and useful arts emerge?

• Eighteenth-Century

• Medieval Latin

• Renaissance Period

• Seventeenth-Century

What is emphasized about an artist’s approach to nature in the report?

• Artists must ignore nature

• Nature should be distorted

• Exact duplication is expected

• Artists can reinterpret or distort nature

According to the report, what does the creation of art involve?

• Only the artist’s process

• Only the observer’s experience

• Both the artist and the active observer

• Exclusively mental environments

In the Seventeenth-Century, what concept began to unfold distinctly from technical workmanship?

• Engineering
• the problem and idea of aesthetics

• Skills

• technology

Which form of art involves the use of the human body as the primary medium and cannot be bought or traded as a commodity?

• Photography

• Performance Art

• Poetry Performance

• Architecture

What is the main difference between 2D and 3D art?

• 2D art is flat, while 3D art is objects

• 3D art is flat, while 2D art is objects

• 3D art is only visual, while 2D art includes sound

• 2D art exists in three dimensions

What does applied arts involve?

• Making beautiful buildings

• Putting together still images for an illusion of movement

• Incorporating elements of style and design

• Creating live performances

According to Jean-Paul Sartre, art involves creating new perspectives driven by?

• Nature

• Human Freedom

• Craftsmanship

• Book-learning

Which of the following is NOT considered an art form?

• Art Appreciation

• Applied arts

• Photography

• Dance