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Additive Sculpture (Architectural Letters)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Architectural Letter Sculpture project is inspired by the work of what artist?

a)

Pablo Picasso

b)

Robert Indiana

c)

Gustav Klimt

d)

Wassily Kandinsky

2.

What was the ultimate goal of our inspiration artist who created the LOVE Sculpture?

a)

He wanted to become famous for his work.

b)

He wanted to donate his work to charity.

c)

He wanted to spread love with his work.

d)

He just created it to make money for his family.

3.

True or False: Our inspiration artist worked in an art movement that involves popular and mass culture such as advertising, comic books and mundane mass-produced objects. This movement is known as Pop Art.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

This unit was focused on architecture. What does this involve?

a)

building and constructing structures

b)

planning and designing advertisements

c)

designing and using technology

d)

painting large-scale murals

5.

Our Architectural Letter Sculpture acts as a three-dimensional self-portrait. What does this mean in the context of the requirements of this project?

a)

It must contain a realistic, representational drawing or painting of your face, just like you see in famous artworks like the Mona Lisa.

b)

It should contain decorative elements such as images or objects that represent your identity, interests, or personality.

c)

It must showcase stories or memories from your childhood, just like our inspiration artist did with the colors of his original sculpture.

d)

Everyone will be able to tell that it is your project because you will put printed photos of yourself and your life all over it in collage format.

6.

To create a sturdy and balanced structure, our letter templates needed to be congruent.

True or False: In the image shown, triangles C and D are congruent shapes.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

To construct our letters, we needed to construct an armature on which to build our letter. An armature is like what part of the body?

a)

skeleton

b)

muscles

c)

veins

d)

skin

8.

"Papier-mâché" is a French term literally translating to what?

a)

folded paper

b)

wet paper

c)

chewed-up paper

d)

sticky paper

9.

True or False: Papier-mâché is used only for modern-day arts & crafts and has no historical or practical uses.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

True or False: Our Architectural Letter Sculpture required a central idea or message in its decoration. This is known as a theme.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

True or False: The LOVE Sculpture is used in other areas of the world and has inspired the design of other objects such as postage stamps, political campaign posters, and T-shirts found in gift shops.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

With what subject matter was our inspiration artist fascinated with and included in much of his artwork?

a)

nature and animals

b)

words, letters, and numbers

c)

mythology

d)

religious themes

13.

True or False: The colors of the original LOVE Sculpture (red, green, and blue) were inspired by the artist's favorite childhood story that was read to him every night.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Why is it important to tape all gaps shut and allow newspaper to dry thoroughly between your layers of papier-mâché? What could happen if you don’t do this?

a)

It can grow mold.

b)

It will get all lumpy.

c)

It will crush the letter.

d)

It will make the sculpture un-balanced.

15.

Which of the following is true of our inspiration artist's childhood?

a)

His teacher noticed that he had a knack for sports.

b)

He moved often and lived in several different houses.

c)

He was born in Hawaii.

d)

He had 12 siblings.