Introduction to Cubism

How much do you already know about Cubism art?

• I am an expert on it.

• I know a little bit that I can remember.

• I have heard of it.

• I have no clue.

This video is an introduction to what art movement?

• Surrealism
• Baroque
• Impressionism
• Cubism

Where did Cubism began?

• Madrid, Spain
• Paris, France
• New York, USA
• Berlin, Germany

What two artists joined together to create the beginnings of Cubism?

• Henri Matisse and André Derain
• Vincent van Gogh and Paul Cézanne
• Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque
• Salvador Dalí and Joan Miró

Cubism art redefined beauty. It also introduced the idea of...

• Single perspective in art
• Abstract shapes only
• mask-like faces

• Realistic facial features

What played an important role in Picasso's inspirational for Cubism?

• Impact of Impressionist color theory.
• Influence of African art and Iberian sculpture.
• Influence of Renaissance painting techniques.
• Inspiration from Baroque architecture.

Cubism breaks all the basic _____ of traditional art.

Cubism gives the viewer a chance to see an object from...

• A flat representation
• A blurred image
• A single perspective
• Multiple viewpoints

Why does Cubism NOT focus on colors?

• Cubism emphasizes vibrant colors to convey emotions.
• Color is the primary focus in Cubist artworks.
• Cubism uses color to represent different perspectives.
• Cubism does not focus on colors because it prioritizes form and structure over color.

What does the word "inspire" mean?

• To create a work of art.
• To discourage someone from trying.
• To provide a detailed explanation.
• To fill someone with the urge or ability to do something.