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Yr 4 THA - Recap on Description & Formal Analysis

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

An artwork may not have a foreground, middleground or background

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Which of the following statements is true about Subject matter and Genre?

a)

Subject matter refers to the observable EoA in a work, while genre refers to non-observable elements in any work of art

b)

If a work has no recognisable subject matter, you cannot classify it under any specific Genre

c)

Most abstract or 3D artworks have subject matter and can be categorised according to Genre

d)

Most representational, 2D artworks have subject matter and can be categorised according to Genre

e)

All 2D & 3D representational and abstract artworks belong to a Genre, but may not have any subject matter

3.

Choose all applicable information you should include in an artwork description:

a)

A summary of relevant Elements and Principles of art

b)

An overview of what is featured in the artwork

c)

Identifying the form of the artwork (ie, painting, sculpture, immersive installation, etc)

d)

A description of the technique used to create the artwork

e)

Details of what is depicted in the artwork in terms of subject matter

4.

Choose all applicable formal qualities to include in your analysis of an artwork:

a)

subject matter

b)

medium, technique or process

c)

audience engagement

d)

Elements & Principles of art

e)

Art movement/group

5.

Which of the following are sub-categories of EoA: Colour?

a)

Value

b)

Intensity

c)

Hue

d)

Chromatic

e)

Saturated

6.

What is the EOA/POA that an artist uses to guide the viewer's eyes through an artwork?

(a)  

7.

Which statement is true about Scale and Proportion?

a)

Scale is an Element of Art, while Proportion is a Principle of Art

b)

Scale is a Principle of Art, while Proportion is an Element of Art

c)

Both Scale and Proportion are Elements of Art

d)

Both Scale and Proportion are Principles of Art

8.

Which statement accurately describes the difference between EoAs shape & form?

a)

Shape is only used to analyse 2D works, while form is used for 3D works

b)

Shape refers to flat or 2D elements, while Form refers to any element that is or appears 3D

c)

Shape is always analysed together with Line, while Form is always used with Space

d)

Only Form has Value, while Shape does not

e)

Form can only be used to analyse 3-Dimensional works, while Shape can be applicable to both 2D & 3D

9.

What are the various terms you can refer to when analysing the different categories of EOA:Time?

a)

Linear, Cyclical

b)

Regular, Cyclical

c)

Real, Implied

d)

Regular, Irregular

e)

Sequential, Reversible

10.

Which of the following terms are applicable to analysing the quality of Sound as an EoA?

a)

Organic

b)

Dulcet

c)

Broken/ Irregular

d)

Deafening

e)

Sonorous

11.

Which sentence accurately describes the background of the work?

a)

A bare tree branch with a melting clock hung over it

b)

An animal-like figure with a melting clock draped over its body

c)

An expanse of sea and cliff-like formations on the top-right hand corner

d)

Baren land spanning across the bottom two-thirds of the work

12.

Select all applicable formal qualities that are relevant to analysing this artwork:

a)

Line, Shape

b)

Form

c)

Time

d)

Movement, Emphasis

e)

Space

13.

What is the subject matter of the middleground of this artwork?

a)

A female figure hoisting a French flag, charging forward with an army

b)

Dead bodies scattered in piles on the ground

c)

Liberty, leading the people to victory

d)

Civilians fighting for liberty during the French Revolution

e)

Concrete buildings hidden by clouds of billowing smoke

14.

What is the focal point of this artwork?

a)

A female figure hoisting a French flag

b)

Dead bodies scattered in piles on the ground

c)

An army of civilians, charging forward

d)

Civilians fighting for liberty during the French Revolution

e)

Concrete buildings hidden by clouds of billowing smoke

15.

Select all the formal qualities that are irrelevant to analysing the work:

a)

Time

b)

Movement, Emphasis

c)

Space

d)

Texture, Repetition

e)

Proportion

16.

Select all applicable sentences that are relevant to describing the artwork:

a)

In the foreground of the work are bodies of five identical men sprawled across the rocky ground

b)

In the foreground of the work is a man in T-shirt and shorts, cheering & charging forward people behind him

c)

The work features a repetition of figures, of identical smiling men in white t-shirts, shorts and sandals

d)

The background is largely covered, except for a glance of river and cityscape in the middle-right side of the work

e)

The work seems to depict a celebratory or victorious marching of people after a battle

17.

Select all applicable pairs of formal qualities that are relevant to analysing the artwork:

a)

Form + Repetition

b)

Colour + Repetition

c)

Form + Proportion

d)

Form + Scale

e)

Repetition + Space

18.

What is the art term for the use of found objects in artworks?

(a)  

19.

Which formal qualities listed below are relevant to analysing this work, Ultra Red #1 by Haim Steinbach?

a)

Colour + Value, Form + Emphasis

b)

Medium, Shape + Space, Balance

c)

Form + Repetition, Space + Movement

d)

Medium, Colour, Balance

e)

Repetition + Rhythm, Space

20.

Which formal qualities listed below are relevant to analysing this work, Reconstructed Horn from Rhino Drink by Tang Da Wu?

a)

Medium, Form + Repetition, Colour

b)

Medium, Space + Balance, Unity

c)

Medium, Repetition, Movement + Emphasis,

d)

Medium, Pattern + Repetition

e)

Medium, Colour + Value, Emphasis

21.

Which formal qualities listed below are relevant to analysing this work, Forever by Ai Weiwei?

a)

Medium

b)

Shape + Balance

c)

Form + Repetition

d)

Space + Balance

e)

Colour + Emphasis

22.

This is Impenetrable, by Mona Hatoum. Which formal qualities can you use to analyse the form of this artwork?

a)

Shape

b)

Line

c)

Emphasis

d)

Space

e)

Repetition