WorksheetsThe Visual Experience Chp1 quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 32mins
What is subject in art?
Objects made of clay and fired in a kiln to a permanent form. Ceramics are often decorated with glazes and fired again to fuse the glazes to the clay body.
Produced or intended primarily for aesthetic purposes, rather than utility. Any of the art forms, such as sculpture, painting , or music.
Describing an artwork based on an identifiable subject, but with few or no details, and in which visual elements are simplified or rearranged.
Describing an artwork based on an identifiable subject, but with few or no details, and in which visual elements are simplified or rearranged.
What is Abstract?
Describing an artwork based on an identifiable subject, but with few or no details, and in which visual elements are simplified or rearranged.
Produced or intended primarily for aesthetic purposes, rather than utility. Any of the art forms, such as sculpture, painting , or music.
Works that have form, style, and subject matter that are familiar to the public as art.
The materials used to create an artwork such as oil, watercolor, etc., or a category of art such as drawing, painting, or sculpture.
Art is?
The materials used to create an artwork such as oil, watercolor, etc., or a category of art such as drawing, painting, or sculpture.
Produced or intended primarily for aesthetic purposes, rather than utility. Any of the art forms, such as sculpture, painting , or music
Describing an artwork based on an identifiable subject, but with few or no details, and in which visual elements are simplified or rearranged
Things that are represented in an artwork such as people, building , tress, etc.
Ceramics is described as?
Objects made of clay and fired in a kiln to a permanent form. Ceramics are often decorated with glazes and fired again to fuse the glazes to the clay body.
Works that have form, style, and subject matter that are familiar to the public as art.
The materials used to create an artwork such as oil, watercolor, etc., or a category of art such as drawing, painting, or sculpture.
Things that are represented in an artwork such as people, building , tress, etc.
In art medium is considered?
Objects made of clay and fired in a kiln to a permanent form. Ceramics are often decorated with glazes and fired again to fuse the glazes to the clay body.
Describing an artwork based on an identifiable subject, but with few or no details, and in which visual elements are simplified or rearranged.
Produced or intended primarily for aesthetic purposes, rather than utility. Any of the art forms, such as sculpture, painting , or music.
The materials used to create an artwork such as oil, watercolor, etc., or a category of art such as drawing, painting, or sculpture.
Traditional art is?
Objects made of clay and fired in a kiln to a permanent form. Ceramics are often decorated with glazes and fired again to fuse the glazes to the clay body.
Works that have form, style, and subject matter that are familiar to the public as art
Things that are represented in an artwork such as people, building , tress, etc.
The materials used to create an artwork such as oil, watercolor, etc., or a category of art such as drawing, painting, or sculpture.
What are the traditional art forms?
Drawing, glass, painting and not sculpture
Drawing, plastics and sculpture
Not Drawing, painting and or sculpture
Drawing, painting and sculpture
From the Art Quiz images - Which one seems most like what you consider to be traditional art?
Robert Rauschenbeg, Monogram 1959
Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Wrapped Coast, One Million Square Feet, Little Bay, Sydney, Australia 1968-69
Robert S. Duncanson, Blue Hole, Flood Waters, Little Miami River 185
Roy Lichtenstein, Whaam! 1963
How does changing the size of the artwork change its message?
The impact of the artist is greatly increased due to the non-detail of larger works of art
The impact of the viewer is greatly decreased due to the detail of larger works of art
The impact of the viewer is greatly increased due to the detail of larger works of art
The impact of the viewer is greatly increased due to the detail of smaller works of art
Why does Beuys include felt in many of his artworks?
He felt the Felt
He wanted to get back at the german people for not helping him during WWII.
He didn't like it because it reminded him of the past experiences
A fighter pilot for the German air force (Luftwaffe) during World War II. Layers of felt kept him warm.
Match "Whaam!', by Roy Lichtenstein with the correct medium.
Clay and mixed media hand built
Oil on canvas
Buckskin with quillwork, beads, and hair locks
Magma acrylic and oil on canvas
Felt, wood and wire
Match "Blue Hole, Flood Waters, Little Miami River" by Robert S. Duncanson with the correct medium.
Clay and mixed media hand built
Oil on canvas
Buckskin with quillwork, beads, and hair locks
Magma acrylic and oil on canvas
Felt, wood and wire
Match "Shirt", by Broule Sioux with the correct medium.
Clay and mixed media hand built
Oil on canvas
Buckskin with quillwork, beads, and hair locks
Magma acrylic and oil on canvas
Felt, wood and wire
Match "H. R. H. Briefcase", by Marilyn Levine with the correct medium.
Clay and mixed media hand built
Oil on canvas
Buckskin with quillwork, beads, and hair locks
Magma acrylic and oil on canvas
Felt, wood and wire
Match "Felt Suit", by Joseph Beuys with the correct medium.
Clay and mixed media hand built
Oil on canvas
Buckskin with quillwork, beads, and hair locks
Magma acrylic and oil on canvas
Felt, wood and wire
What medium did Josef Albers use to create "Homage to the Square".
Acrylic on fiberboard
Construction board
