At the Millner's, a work by Degas uses this medium.
What is pastel?
A type of printmaking where negative areas are cut away.
Intense colors in powder form.
What are pigments?
The Moai statues of Easter Island are an example of what kind of sculpture?
What is freestanding or sculpture in the round?
A live-action event staged as an artwork.
What is performance art?
Produced by a stylus made of silver that leaves marks on paper or wood which is coated with layers of gesso as a ground.
What is silver point?
Fine lines, a high level of detail, and rich dark tones are characteristic of this category of printmaking.
What is Intaglio?
Water for watercolors, oil for oil paint and plastic for acrylic paint.
What is a binder?
Meant to be seen only from the front, they are usually carved out of a single stone or wood block.
What are relief sculptures?
Ghostly silver images of great clarity and detail that evoke a sense of poetry and history.
What is a daguerrotype?
Fluid brushed onto a support to change its surface quality, gesso is an example.
What is a ground?
Cut or incised lines on a laminated woodblock or a polished metal plate.
What is engraving?
A painting process that uses beeswax.
What is encaustic?
This artist is credited with changing the definition of sculpture by adding movement.
Who is Alexander Calder?
A collage or combination of photographs that are manipulated and altered to create a new image.
What is a photomontage?
Cai Guo-Qiang’s Drawing for Transient Rainbow is made with this unusual medium.
What is gunpowder?
Scratched onto a metal plate coated with sticky protective ground then bathed in acid which etches the exposed metal.
What is an etching?
Painting on fresh plaster.
Calder's work, as seen here featuring motion, is this type of art.
What is kinetic art?
This work by Simpson uses this type of media.
What is film or video?
Decorative stitch patterns on fabric.
What is embroidery?
Similar to etching, but metal plate is partly covered with powder of a stain-resistant resin to create flat tones or shifting values before acid bath.
What is aquatint?
What is tempera?
A sculptural process as seen here.
What is subtractive sculpting?
Mixed-media artworks designed for a specific interior or exterior space.
What is an installation?
The process used to make this statue.
What is the lost wax method?
An image is drawn with an oily pencil on a limestone slab, a water-based liquid is applied, the oily marks resist it.
What is Lithography?
Similar to watercolor but opaque.
What is gouache?
Literally, "to fool the eye".
What is Tromp L'oeil?
An artist known for compositions of found objects he called "Combines."
Who is Robert Rauschenburg?
When speaking of ceramic objects, this, instead of decorative.
What is functional?
This work by Warhol is an example of this type of printmaking.
What is seriography or screen printing?
This work by Johns features this ancient painting medium.
What is encaustic?
Artworks made of various parts that are then put together, often using found objects.
What is assemblage?
All forms of contemporary art made, altered, or transmitted using new forms of media technology.
What is "new media"?