Art Themes & Exhibition Etiquette

Conflict is a common art theme that represents _____.

• national, political, social, or internal struggle

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  expression of gender, culture, race, nationality, status, age, or religion

• he aging of individuals, objects, or places

• the process of working together to reach the same end

What is etiquette?

• a way artists are supposed to behave when viewers are present

• a set of cultural norms or beliefs held by a people group

• a code of polite behavior in a particular group or setting

• none of these

 “Do not speak poorly of the artists” is a form of exhibition etiquette that involves _____.

• not taking pictures of the artwork unless otherwise specified

• offering only respectful feedback

• paying careful attention to your surroundings as to not accidentally disturb the artwork

• following the general speed of those viewing the artwork

“Be quiet” is a form of exhibition etiquette that involves _____.

• following the general speed of those viewing the artwork

• taking a step back or to the side of others who want to see the artwork

• not taking pictures of the artwork unless otherwise specified

• avoiding loud talking, ringing phones, and bringing noisy children

“Do not crowd or block artwork” is a form of exhibition etiquette that involves _____.

• taking a step back or to the side of others who want to see the artwork

• following the general speed of those viewing the artwork

• avoiding loud talking, ringing phones, and bringing noisy children

• not taking pictures of the artwork unless otherwise specified

Beliefs is a common art theme that represents _____.

• national, political, social, or internal struggle

• generally-held ideas by groups about the world we live in

• the process of working together to reach the same end

• stories or ideas from a particular theme

Cultural narrative is a common art theme that represents _____.

• the process of working together to reach the same end

• generally-held ideas by groups about the world we live in

• national, political, social, or internal struggle

• stories or ideas from a particular theme

“Watch your step and do not lean on walls” is a form of exhibition etiquette that involves _____.

• paying careful attention to your surroundings as to not accidentally disturb the artwork

• following the general speed of those viewing the artwork

• not taking pictures of the artwork unless otherwise specified

• offering only respectful feedback

Passage of time is a common art theme that represents _____.

• the process of working together to reach the same end

• the aging of individuals, objects, or places

• expression of gender, culture, race, nationality, status, age, or religion

• national, political, social, or internal struggle

Cooperation is a common art theme that represents _____.

• expression of gender, culture, race, nationality, status, age, or religion

• the aging of individuals, objects, or places

• the process of working together to reach the same end

• national, political, social, or internal struggle