Elements and Principles
Types of sculpture
Definitions
Terms
Wild Card
100
The element of art that deals with actual 3-D objects that take up space is:
Form
100
The figures in the sculpture are dramatically raised from the background.
High relief
100
A sculpture is an artwork that is ______ -dimensional.
Three
100
The space around the piece, or in openings within the piece that emphasize the form.
Negative space
100
_____________ is the app we use as our digital portfolios and where we write our artist statements for each art piece.
200
This element of art refers to the way something feels or looks like it feels:
Texture
200
Design only slightly raised from the surface in a sculpture. Also known as a Low Relief.
Bas - relief
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200
The "sketeton" structure inside a sculpture that is the first apect of the 3D form is known as
the armature.
200
A flat piece of art is _____ -Dimensional.
Two dimensional
200
What does "display ready" mean?
Display ready means that the work of art is mounted, labled, or prepared in someway to be displayed in a public space.
300
This type of space refers to the main focus of a picture, while the other type usually refers to the background.
Positive and Negative space
300
To see all parts you have to walk around it
Sculpture-in-the-round
300
When doing 3D planning your in a minimum of 3 different _____________ to properly visualize the proprtions (how big and where)
perspectives
300
An art medium or media is:
materials used to create an artwork
300
This type of art is a 20th-century art style that does not attempt to represent external reality. It uses color, form, and texture to create a composition independent of the visual world.
Abstract Art
400
Joining the parts or “building blocks” together. This can be done with color, texture, or shapes, etc,.
Unity
400
Found objects used to create a sculpture
Assemblage
400
Shapes that can be mathematically measured.
Geometric
400
__________ refers to the aesthetic design (what it looks like), while ___________refers to the purpose or utility of an object (how you use it).
Form and Function
400
List at least 5 household or easy to find items that you could build a scuplture with.
Pipe cleaners, play-doh, popsical sticks, CD's, chopsticks, corks, cardboard, toothpicks, aluminmum cans, plastic bottles, bottle caps, plastic junk, etc.
500
Showing different types or “building blocks.” For example same shape in different colors.
Variety
500
A sculpture in which movement (as of a motor-driven part or a changing electronic image) is a basic element.
Kinetic Sculpture
500
2 parts:
1. Name the sculpting method that removes material from a sculpture.
2. Name the sculpting method that attaches material to a sculpture.
Subtractive
Additive
500
Known as "anti-art," this style of art used irony, humor, nonsense, and chance to shock audiences and reject traditional aesthetics.
Dada or Dadaism
500
List out the ingredients we used to make the paper mache clay.
toilet paper, joint compound, elmers glue, flour, water, maybe oil