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WorksheetsArt in Your World
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 26mins
What is the visual expression of an idea or experience created with skill?
Perceive
An
Artwork
Folk Artists
Elements of Art
What an example of an artwork?
What function of art is when artists create to express personal feelings?
Educational Function
Physical Function
Spiritual
Function
Social
Function
Personal Functions
Artists may produce art to reinforce and enhance the shared sense of identity of those in a family, community, or civilization
Education
Function
Physical
Function
Spiritual
Function
Social
Function
Personal Function
What function is when Artists and craftspeople constantly invent new ways to create functional art. Example: An Architect
Education
Function
Physical Functions
Spiritual Function
Social
Function
Personal
Functions
Artists who are self taught and therefore have had little or no formal schooling in artistic methods are called _____.
Perceive
An
Artwork
Folk
Artist
Elements of Art
creative individuals who use imagination and skill to communicate in visual form
(a)
Grant Wood got his idea to paint American Gothic from?
Nature
People and Real World Events
Myths and Legends
Spiritual and Religious Beliefs
What inspired Pablo Picasso to paint his version of Las Meninas?
Nature
Myths & Legends
Ideas Commissioned by Employers
Artists of the Past
Jackson Pollock leader of the Abstract Expressionist Movement created new techniques like _____ which is dripping and splashing paint onto a canvas.
Blended Painting
Action Painting
Non-Objective
Pointillism
Something that stands for, or represents, something else
Elements of Art
Principles of Design
Perceive
Symbol
The basic visual symbols in the language of art known as line, shape, form, color, value, texture and space.
Principles of Design
Elements of Art
Symbol
Hieroglyphics
The rules that govern how artists organize the elements of art are called the
Principles of Design
Elements of Art
Symbols
Hieroglyphics
Name one Principle of Design
The image viewers can easily identify in a work of art.
The Composition
The Subject
The Content
art that has no recognizable subject matter
Symbol
Composition
Abstract
Nonobjective Art
it is the way the principles of art are used to organize the elements of art.
Symbols
Composition
Subject
Content
The message the work communicates is (a)
is a list of important facts about a work of art such as the name, artist, media, size, location etc.
Credit Line
Composition
Subject
Content
This is the material used to make art
Subject
Composition
Medium
Content
List the Steps of Art Criticism:
What is the first step of art criticism where you carefully make a list of all the things you see in the work of art. (The size of the work, medium used, and process used. The subject, object, and details. And the elements of art used in the work).
Judgment
Interpretation
Analysis
Description
The second step in art criticism answers how the work is organized. In this step you discover how the principles of art/design are used to organize the elements of art: line, shape, form, value, space, color & texture.
Description
Analysis
Interpretation
Judgment
The 3rd step of art criticism that answers what message the artwork communicates. You will explain or tell the meaning or mood of the work.
Description
Analysis
Interpretation
Judgment
The 4th step in art criticism or art critique answers question: is the work successful. It determines the degree of artistic merit. You make your own decisions by answering: Do you like the the work? Do you think the work is successful based on the aesthetics.
Description
Analysis
Interpretation
Judgment
An aesthetic theory where critics think a work of art is successful if it focuses on the realistic representation. (Made to look like real life)
Imitationalism
Formalism
Emotionalism
The aesthetic theory of criticism that places emphasis on the formal qualities/composition (the arrangement of the elements & principles of art).
Imitationalism
Formalism
Emotionalism
The aesthetic theory of art criticism that is concerned with the content of the work of art. Requires that a work of art must arouse a response of feelings, moods, or emotions in the viewer.
Imitationalism
Formalism
Emotionalism
In Art History, the Description refers to the information about the work of art. It answers.....
How the work is significant in art history.
How time and place affected the artist's style in terms of subject matter, composition and content.
What is the style of the work and is it associated with an art movement.
When, Where, and by Whom was the work done.
In Art History Operations, the Analysis, you examine the work and look for information that answers.....
When, Where, and by Whom was the work done.
What is the style of work and can it be associated with an art movement?
How did the time and place affect the artist's style, in terms of subject matter, composition, and content.
Is the work considered to be significant in the history of art.
In Art History Operations, the Interpretation involves research. It answers...
When, Where, and by Whom was the work done.
What is the style of the work and can the work be associated with an art movement.
How did the time and place affect the artist's style, in terms of subject matter, composition, and content.
Is the work considered to be significant in the history of art.
In the Art History Operations, the Judgment step you research what art historians say about the importance of a work to help form your opinion. It answers:
Is the work considered to be significant in the history of art.
What is the style of the work and can the work be associated with an art movement.
How did the time and place affect the artist's style, in terms of subject matter, composition, and content.
When, Where, and by whom the work was done.
