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Subject
Genre
Types of Sculpture
Principles of Design
Elements of Art
100
The subject of the artwork features a lot of land
What is a landscape
100
genre of art that combines already existing objects to form a whole new work of art
What is found object art?
100
Art that is created for aesthetic purposes only
What is fine art?
100
A work of art featuring extreme differences
What is contrast?
100
a point drawn across a surface
What is a line?
200
The subject attempts to create reality as accurately as possible
What is representational art?
200
This genre is site specific, incorporates multiple art forms and asks the viewer to use multiple senses
What is installation art?
200
Sculpture that can be viewed from all sides
What is "sculpture in the round"?
200
The look of action within a work of art
What is movement
200
they are 3D; containing (height x width x depth)
What are forms?
300
A work of art featuring an urban scene.
What is a cityscape?
300
This genre is also known as Eco-Art
What is Environmental Art?
300
Carving is an example
What is subtractive sculpture?
300
The relative size of objects compared to each other
What is proportion?
300
the surface quality of an object
What is texture?
400
The number of eyes that fit across the face on a human portrait, in proportion.
What is 5?
400
The artist who founded found object art
Who is Marcel Duchamp?
400
Sculpture that contains moving parts
What is Kinetic Sculpture?
400
The principal that can be symmetrical, asymmetrical or radial
What is balance?
400
combining complementary pairs
What is neutralizing a color?
500
The edges of the mouth line up with these on a (human) portrait that is in proportion.
What are pupils?
500
The purpose of this type of art is to improve man's relationship with nature
What is Environmental Art?
500
A sculpture that contains sculptural elements that are raised at least 50% from the background
What is high relief sculpture?
500
similarities throughout the artwork with one difference that creates a focal point
What is emphasis?
500
lines that we see in our mind's eye that fill in the space between objects
What are implied lines?