Paper Sculpture
The paper sculpture technique made by folding a piece of paper back and forth like an accordion is called...
What are pleats?
The first piñatas came from...
What is China?
Writing or drawings scribbled, scratched, or sprayed on a wall or other surface in a public place are called...
What is Graffiti?
A picture or design made from many small pieces of colored stone, glass, ceramics, or plastic
What is a Mosaic?
The space around an object is known as...
What is negative space?
The paper sculpture technique made by wrapping a long strand of paper around your finger is called...
What are curls?
The earliest piñatas were originally shaped like this animal
What is a cow?
This is the most common medium for creating graffiti
What is spraypaint?
Three materials used to make mosaics are...
What are stones, glass, ceramics and plastic?
The space an object makes up is called...
The paper sculpture technique made by gluing 2 ends of a stand of paper together is called...
What are loops?
This man brought piñatas from China to Europe and the Americas in the 13th century
Who is Marco Polo?
This man is known as the world's first modern graffiti artist
Who is Darryl “Cornbread” McCray?
Small pieces of glass, stones, ceramics and plastic used to make mosaics are called...
What is tesserae?
A 3-Dimensional shape, either organic or geometric is called...
What is a form?
The paper sculpture technique made by cutting into a circle and folding it over itself is called...
What is a cone?
This idea is represented by the 7 points on the traditional star piñata
What are the 7 deadly sins?
The earliest known graffiti can be traced back to this place
What is Ancient Rome?
The arrangement of tesserae is called...
What is the opus?
The act of removing negative space to reveal form is called...
What is carving?
The paper sculpture technique that is made by cutting sections into a roll and bending them outwards is called...
What are flanges?
The candy inside the piñata represents this idea
What is being rewarded for resisting sin?
The ability to create art without governmental censorship or political interference is called...
What is artistic freedom?
The Byzantines used this material to make mosaics to decorate bathhouses
What is colored glass?
This artist wrote 3 books on wildlife soap carving that we used in class to gain inspiration
Who is Howard Suzuki?