TIME IN ART (1)
TIME IN ART (2)
TIME IN ART (3)
MOTION IN ART
100
The continuum of experience in which events actually or apparently take place. It is used to specify events.
What is Time
100
The order of events as they unfold in time.
What is Chronology
100
The duration of an event recorded on sequential media such as video or film; the duration of a performance.
What is Running Time
100
The actual or implied changing of position.
What is Motion
200
A representation of an event or story.
What is Narrative
200
How long an actual or recorded event lasts, or seems to last.
What is Duration
200
(lN FILM OR VIDEO) To arrange a series of shots to convey and put in order a cohesive sequence or to convey a narrative.
What is Edit
200
Artifacts that are designed to move.
What is Kinetic Art
300
The speed at which an activity takes place, or seems to take place.
What is Tempo
300
The duration of a real-time event as measured by a clock.
What is Actual Time
300
In film or video, the immediate change from one shot to another; as a verb, to stop the camera from recording.
What is Cut
300
The illusion of movement and the passage of time or distance.
What is Implied Motion
400
The illusion of time and its passing.
What is Implied Time
400
Duration, tempo, scope, and sequence captured and preserved in media such as film, video, and computer-based technologies and in paint or ink.
What is Recorded Time
400
In film or video, a continuous series of images of one action from one camera position.
What is Shot
400
The capture of movement with lens-based media.
What is Recorded Motion
500
A range of events shown or implied in a temporal artifact.
What is Scope
500
The order of a series of events or images.
What is Sequence
500
A sequence of images representing the shots for a scene in a film or television show; a plan for a sequence of artifacts.
What is Storyboard
500
Name of the colorful 2OO2 Oil on canvas painting by Elizabeth Murray representing motion in art.
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