Chapter 9

What is the primary focus of Deaf art?

• • A) Traditional painting techniques

• • B) Expressing the experiences and identities of the Deaf community

• • C) Creating commercial art for profit

• D) Mimicking mainstream art styles

Which artist is known for the painting "Family Dog"?

• • A) Ann Silver

• B) Marlee Matlin

• • C) Raymond Luczak

• • D) Susan Dupor

What theme is commonly explored in Deaf poetry?

• • A) Nature and landscapes

• • B) Historical events

• • C) Family dynamics and communication challenges

• D) Abstract concepts

Which film featuring Deaf actors won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in 2022?

• • A) The Shape of Water

• • B) A Quiet Place

• • C) CODA

• D) Sound of Metal

What does the term "affirmative art" refer to in the context of Deaf art?

• • A) Art that critiques society

• • B) Art that celebrates and highlights positive aspects of Deaf culture

• • C) Art that is created for commercial purposes

• D) Art that is only accessible to Deaf individuals

Which of the following is a notable Deaf artist mentioned in the chapter?

• • A) Vincent van Gogh

• B) Claude Monet

• C) Alexander Graham Bell

• • D) Chuck Baird

What is one reason Deaf individuals may be drawn to the visual arts?

• • A) They prefer written communication

• • B) Visual art does not require spoken language

• • C) They prefer spoken communication

• D) They are discouraged from pursuing other forms of art

How does the chapter describe the impact of Deaf characters in television shows?

• • A) They are often portrayed negatively

• • B) They are rarely included in mainstream media

• • C) They help normalize Deaf experiences and foster understanding

• D) They only appeal to Deaf audiences

What is a common motif in the art of marginalized groups, including Deaf artists?

• • A) Celebration of wealth

• • B) Themes of resistance and identity formation

• • C) Focus on traditional techniques

• D) Abstract expressionism

What does the chapter suggest about the future of Deaf art?

• • A) It will likely fade away

• • B) It has the potential to evolve and gain recognition

• • C) It will remain unchanged

• D) It will only be appreciated by Deaf individuals