Unit 6 Collage, Photomontage, Double Exposure Photography

Often thought of as a modern form of art, this style of art dates back thousands of years, from the early Japanese to more modern European styles.

• Collage

• Cubism

• Valentines Day Cards

• Washi

This form of art is a type of collage that uses ONLY spliced parts of different photographs to make one composite image.

• Photomontage

• Double Exposure

• Plain Collage

• Photocollage

This type of photography is created by exposing two different photographs on top of each other to create a composite image.

• Double Exposure

• Photo Splicing

• Photography collage

• Ghost Image

The invention of Double Exposure Photography by William Mumler, led to the art of ______ _________, or images of the deceased alongside the living.

• Spirit Photography

• Dead People Images

• Ghost Photography

• Negaphotos

The image source is an example of Spirit Photography, featuring Mary Todd Lincoln with her late husband, Abraham Lincoln. Who created this photograph?

• William Mumler

• Phil Mumpler

• William Davies

• Abraham LIncoln

The image source is an example of Spirit Photography, featuring Mary Todd Lincoln with her late husband, Abraham Lincoln. What method was used to create this composite?

• Double Exposure

• Photomontage

• Decoupage

• Papier Coller

The Artwork, "Love without Illusion," by Grete Stern is an example of:

• Photomontage

• Collage

• Spirit Photography

• Decoupage

See Image for an example of Chigiri-e

A key distinguishing factor that separates Chigiri-e from Collage is that Chigiri-e...

• Involves gluing and layering only cut and torn colored paper onto a surface

• Involves gluing and layering cut and torn paper as well as portions of photos onto a surface

• Splicing different photographs together to make a new image

• Scanning spliced photographs to make a new seamless image

The Japanese version of collage, Chigiri-e, utilizes a special type of paper called:

• Chigiri-e

• Washi

• Tissue

• Construction

To create a photomontage, the artist must use a technique called ________ which means to join or connect strips or portions of photos and images to create a new hybrid image.

• Splicing

• Connecting

• Fusing

• Melding