Art and Sculpture Techniques

What do the in-depth profiles highlight?

• Key achievements

• Personal background

• Future goals

• Challenges faced

Traditional materials and processes used in sculpture include:

• Marble and carving

• Plastic and injection molding

• Glass and blowing

• Paper and folding

Prehistoric people of the Paleolithic and Neolithic eras used which materials to carve small animals and figures?

• Stone and bone

• Metal and plastic

• Wood and glass

• Clay and paper

The Olmec sculptures often featured:

• Animals

• Human heads

• Geometric patterns

• Mythical creatures

The Maya used which materials to produce lively clay figures?

• Stone and wood

• Gold and silver

• Clay and paint

• Iron and bronze

Michelangelo considered his sculpture to be a reflection of:

• His dreams

• His emotions

• His soul

• His thoughts

In his sculpture, Brancusi wanted to express the essence of flight by reducing all detail. How was Brancusi able to accomplish this?

• By adding intricate details

• By using heavy materials

• By reducing all detail

• By making it colorful

Why do you think Nevelson often painted her sculptures completely black or white?

• To emphasize the form and structure

• To make them more colorful

• To blend with the surroundings

• To reduce the cost of materials

Is it possible for these parts to function correctly without the space between them?

• Yes

• No

In what ways can the misuse of color affect a three-dimensional form?

• It can enhance the form's appearance.

• It can distort the form's perception.

• It has no impact on the form.

• It can slightly alter the form.