Space is always invisible

Unlike the elements of shape and form, space in art can not be measured.

The experience of space can be related to the sense of movement.

“Spatial” is the adjective form of the word space.

The element of space occurs only in artworks that have three dimensions.

To an architect space isn't as important as shape/form.

In a linear perspective drawing, parallel lines like railroad

tracks and edges of the highway converge.

In this image of a ram, the negative space is the white area.

An artist using aerial perspective in a painting tries to make

everything in the background as distinct as objects that are located in the foreground.

Changing the borders of a picture affects the space, point of view, and meaning of a picture.

An object higher on the picture plane appears closer than

something that is placed lower.

The technique of overlapping, or making something appear to be in front of something else, implies the illusion of depth.

Warm colors tend to advance and cool colors tend to

recede.

The terms aerial perspective and atmospheric perspective are used to describe the same thing.

Interior space in a room is often called:

I.M. Pei is a famous 20th century architect who designed which of the following buildings?

The architecture of the library of San Juan Capistrano demonstrates the simplest type of visual balance which is:

All of the following are ways to create a sense of depth in a two dimensional work of art EXCEPT:

A horizontally drawn line that is even with the viewer's eye is known as:

Which of the following is the MOST complicated method for showing depth in a two dimensional work of art?

In the “Polyptych of the Last Supper” by Dirk Bouts, what type of perspective is demonstrated?

What type of perspective is typically found in traditional Chinese ink paintings, such as the work “Bare Willows and Distant Mountains”?

In Hans Hoffman’s painting, “Flowering Swamp”, he created a feeling of spatial depth in this abstract work by mostly doing which of the following?

The flat surface of a painting or drawing is sometimes referred to as the:

In the wall hanging by the African artist, Senabu Oloyede, which areas are the negative areas?

In the 1936 painting by Piet Mondrian, the negative space areas are perceived as:

The artist who created this biomorphic sculpture was:

Giant, colorful sculpto-pictoramas became the trademark style of which modern pop culture artist?

The painting “Fur Traders Descending the Missouri” shows which type of perspective?

Alexander Calder's sculpture in the East Building of the National Gallery of Art is an example of:

The linear perspective used in this Renaissance painting, “The School of Athens” by Raphael Sanzio primarily demonstrates the use of ________________.

What type of shapes does the modern American artist Georgia O'Keeffe use for her depiction of clouds in her painting entitled “Sky Above Clouds IV”?

How does Georgia O’Keeffe use the size of shapes to show depth in this painting?

In images that use perspective, the place where lines meet at a single point is known as:

Techniques like overlapping and one point perspective are all related to which element of art?

Which of the following artists created this Impressionist painting entitled “Gare St. Lazare”?

Identify the correct title of this enormous sculpto-pictorama by Red Grooms.

The artist Red Grooms was inspired by which 1960's modern art movement that was a type of performance art that required an audience watch the process of an artist creating?

This image by artist Charles White demonstrates what spatial technique?

These sculptures by Claes Oldenburg are an example of which kind of space?

The vanishing point in this painting is located:

Positive space is the:

Space is an important __________ of art.

These buildings have been drawn using which technique to show depth?

The unfilled areas in a picture plane are referred to as this:

Which of the following techniques has NOT been used to create the illusion of depth in this abstract painting called "Oblique Progression"?

This modern sculpture by artist Naum Gabo is an example of:

Which art term refers to the place on the horizon line where the diagonal lines converge in perspective?

What spatial technique has the artist Winslow Homer used to establish the limits of what is seen in his painting called “The Country School”?

The area that appears to be the nearest to the viewer in a landscape composition is called the:

_____________can be used as an illusion of depth by making closer objects appear larger in proportion, and farther objects appear smaller in proportion.

In using linear perspective, if a drawing of a building rises above the horizon line, can you see the top of it?

This sculpture is made out of what material?

In this painting called "Christina's World" by Andrew Wyeth, we can see that he has used which spatial technique to make the house appear far away from the figure of the girl?

In this Chinese ink landscape painting by Ma Yuan, the artist has used __________________ color scheme to suggest various degrees of distance.

In the the painting "Gare St. Lazare", we can see that Monet used the technique of _______________ to create the illusion of depth as the arriving train fills the air with smoke.

This large, circular area that defined by huge, black marble columns is located in which famous Washington, D.C. building?

Completed in 1941 by John Russell Pope, this circular, dome-capped area is called:

Red Grooms decided to create this giant sculpto-pictorama after experiencing:

In this work, the artist creates the appearance of depth of space by:

In atmospheric perspective, as objects move further away, their value contrast,

When an artist modifies perspective to decrease distortion on drawn or painted forms that extend close to perpendicular to the horizon line, this is called:

In linear perspective, the horizon line is always located:

In a(n) ________________ drawing, the front plane facing the viewer always shows its true size and shape.

Objects which are really the same size appear to _________ as they move away from the viewer.

All of the following are required in using linear perspective EXCEPT:

The technique of linear perspective was first discovered in what period of history?

The architect & artist _______________ was one of the first to understand that parallel lines converged to vanishing points to create linear perspective.