Evelyn is working on an art project where she uses a technique that consists of gluing or attaching pieces of paper, objects, or both, to a flat surface. What is this technique called?

Artwork that is made from objects found by an artist.

Three-dimensional artwork is designed to change one’s awareness of a specific site or space.

Grace created an artwork using a combination of different materials and techniques for her art class project.

The type of ceramic construction involves creating separate clay forms or shards and combining them with other media after they have been fired.

The type of construction involves combining an individual clay form with different media after the clay form has been fired.

Hannah is working on a clay sculpture and uses an internal support structure to help sections of it hold their shape when being formed.

A print pulled from an etching, woodblock, or collagraph plate that has been altered, making it unique.

A postmodern principle that involves placing unrelated objects or ideas near forces unexpected meaning in a work of art.

A print is pulled as an edition of one from a painted plate with no permanent markings on it.

A nonmagnetic alloy of nickel and chromium with a high melting point of 2552°F (1400°C), widely used in heating elements and ceramics.

A mix of clay, paper pulp, and water that is very strong and flexible and has an extremely low shrinkage rate.

A light-sensitive liquid used to create prints from photographic negatives.

A synthetic clay that is manufactured in various colors and baked in an oven rather than fired.

A new form of printing that can be used in ceramics.

Transferware, which is a form of printing on clay, is also known as Transfer printing.

A good tool for preplanning is always a sketchbook.

Another form of transfer techniques is Decal Transfer.

French Artist Jean Dubuffet first used the term assemblage in the early 1950s for a series of collages composed of butterfly wings.