WorksheetsArt Criticism/History/Careers ACP Review 2022
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 18mins
Artwork that is not protected by intellectual property laws (copyright, trademark, or patent laws)-which means it’s free to use without permission.
Copyright
Plagiarism
Public Domain
Appropriation
When you copy someone else’s work without consent or credit, you are stealing.
Copyright
Plagiarism
Public Domain
Appropriation
Artwork that reflects an artists cultural background.
Direct Observation
Personal Experience
Cultural Heritage
Memory
Legal protection for artists and creators to protect their work from being stolen
Copyright
Plagiarism
Public Domain
Appropriation
The use of pre-existing objects or images with little or no transformation applied to them.
Appropriation
Copyright
Plagiarim
Portrait
An Architect would design a...
Airplane
Map
Building
Clothing
A graphic designer would design a...
Book cover
Character
Logo
Building
A copyright protects your artwork
True
False
Pop Art was an art movement in the 1960s that showed
Popular culture art, like celebrities and recognizable objects
Artwork that was abstract
Artwork of dreams and fantasy
An Animator would design
Objects or characters for games, tv, or movies that can move with special effects
Images for a poster, game cover, book cover, or signs for a business
Concepts for things we use every day, like a phone or car
A fashion designer would design
Concepts for things we use every day, like a phone or car
images for a poster, game cover, book cover, or signs for a business
Clothing and accessories that people would wear
An Art Historian knows a lot about
Art History
Artists
Paintings
All of the above
Relief printing is described as:
Etching onto a zinc plate and using the plate to print.
Pulling ink through a screen to print on fabric or paper.
Ink is applied to a raised surface and then the image is printed on paper.
Moving ink around on a plexiglass plate with a q-tip and doing a print one time.
The print,
Rhinoceros, was created by artist:
Hokusai
Rembrandt
Durer
Kollwitz
Art criticism involves four basic steps. Which step is NOT involved?
Look at the obvious parts to describe.
Analyze the art, examine carefully.
Decide on an interpretation. What does it mean?
Recreate the art, to make it better.
Make a judgment and give an opinion.
Talking about what you see in an artwork is _____.
interpreting
describing
analyzing
seeing
When critiquing artwork, which step would you discuss what you think the artist wants us to know?
interpreting
describing
analyzing
describing
When critiquing artwork, which step would you discuss the principles of art?
interpreting
describing
analyzing
describing
