Elements/Principles of the Arts
When light strikes an object and reflects back to the eye. In art, it's made of three properties: hue, value, and intensity.
What is color?
An activity involving handmaking skills.
What is craft?
The mobile figure or shape that is felt/used by the dancer and sometimes seen by the audience.
What is body?
A collaborative form of the performing arts that uses live performers to present the experience of a real or imaginative event.
What is theater?
A slogan meaning the beauty of the fine arts is a reason enough for pursuing them.
What is art for artist's sake?
When opposite elements are arranged together to be appealing.
What is contrast?
Aesthetic artwork that serves utilitarian purposes.
What is functional art?
The quality of sound that is governed by the rate of vibrations producing it.
What is pitch?
An art that is meant to be appreciated visually and physically.
What is visual art?
The country where the movement "art for artist's sake" was developed.
What is France?
Visual and tactile surfaces that are added to art to alter the physical appearance and touch of the artwork.
What is texture?
Illustrations, photos & other material thats created to express an idea or feeling.
What is artwork?
A sequence of single notes that is produced to be musically satisfying
What is a Melody?
The art of moving rythymatically to sound that typically follows a sequence of steps.
What is dance?
"Art for artist's sake" translated into French.
What is l'art pour l'art?
Enclosed area of an artwork created by lines, textures, or colors.
What is shape?
The combination of different creative mediums in one piece of work.
What is interdisciplinary art?
The movement executed as the pauses/stillness between movements.
What is action?
The combination of many different forms or creative mediums in one piece of work.
What are the interdisciplinary arts?
A movement in the late 19th century that valued the appearance of music, visual art, and literature over function.
What is aestheticism?
An element of art made of positive and negative areas.
What is space?
The elements and principles that describe fundamental ideas about the practice of the disciplinary arts.
What is an artistic element?
The dynamic quality, force, attack, weight, and flow of movement.
What is Energy?
A plan produced to show the look and function of an object before it's made.
What is design?
The French poet who created the term "art for artist's sake"
Who is Théophile Gautier?