Famous Artists
Color Theory
Art Styles
Vocabulary
100
This pop artist is from PA, wore wigs, and made the Campbell's Soup label famous in its own right.
Who is Andy Warhol?
100
These are a group of three most important colors when color mixing.
What are the primary colors.
100
This is an artwork of a person.
What is a portrait?
100
This type of art is made with pieces of glass and grout.
What is a mosaic?
200
This Hatian and Puerto Rican Brooklynite was a street artist before becoming a prominent neo-expressionist painter who burned bright, became famous, and died young of an overdose.
Who is Basquiat?
200
White, black, brown and gray are colors from this color group.
What are neutral colors.
200
This is an artwork of a place.
What is a landscape?
200
This is the tools an artist uses to make the art.
What is medium or media?
300
This Japanese artist uses dots in her artwork, her clothing, and her infinity rooms.
Who is Yayoi Kusama?
300
This type of color is made when mixing 2 primary colors together.
What is a secondary color?
300
This is an artwork of things, usually set up on a table or flat surface.
What is a still-life?
300
The light and dark in an artwork.
What is VALUE?
400
This Black artist attended Howard University and uses bright colored fabrics to make portrait quilts
Who is Bisa Butler?
400
This type of color is made by mixing one primary and one secondary color together.
What is a tertiary color?
400
This type of art -often using just shapes and colors- cannot be identified by the subject.
What is abstract art?
400
This word is used in art to describe how something feels or looks like it feels.
What is texture?
500
This Ecuadorian artist created animated and still illustrations using found objects.
Who is Javier Perez.
500
These colors are across from each other on the color wheel and they create neutrals when mixed together.
What are complementary colors?
500
This is an interactive room of art.
What is an installation?
500
Artwork or photography that uses only ONE color and all its tints and shades.
What is monochromatic?