A Pointe in the Right Direction (Ballet)
Ballroom Baile
(Ballroom Dancing)
(Ballroom Dancing)
Dance the Night Away
(More Dance Styles)
(More Dance Styles)
The Early Bird Gets the Worm! (Early Art History)
Better Later than Sooner!
(Later Art History)
(Later Art History)
I'm Goin' Ele-mental!
(The Elements of Art)
(The Elements of Art)
FINAL JEOPARDY
(Art Mediums)
(Art Mediums)
100
In the 1300s, Ballet began its Renaissance period in this European country
What is Italy?
100
This ballroom dance, characterized by long, continuous flowing movements across the dance floor, was named after Vaudeville performer Harry Fox
What is the Foxtrot?
100
Bill Robinson "Bojangles" is famous for this dance style which he performed with famous child star Shirley Temple
What is tap dance?
100
This art period refers to any art created prior to 800 B.C.
What is Ancient (Art)?
100
Contemporary Artist Louise Bourgoise created the iconic sculpture Maman which depicts this living creature at a height of 30 feet
What is a spider?
100
This kind of line travels up and down
What is a vertical line?
200
Name this 2-act ballet often occurring during Christmas holidays and is composed by Peter Tchaikovsky that features Fritz, Clara, the Mouse King, and a certain toy.
What is The Nutcracker?
200
This ballroom dance from Cuba is characterized by its small steps and hip movements and comes from the shuffling sound of the dancers' feet when they dance two consecutive quick steps
What is the [Cha-Cha]-Cha?
200
The swing dance, along with other social dances of the Jazz era originated in this city of Louisiana
What is New Orleans?
200
This Biblical King known for slaying Goliath was sculpted in Renaissance statues by Michelangelo and Donatello
Who is David?
200
This Modern movement includes these two pieces, titled Fountain and The Art Critic, respectively, which focused on the individual and was a violent cry against the systems in place following World War I
What is Dadaism?
200
This element is used to create the illusion of depth with a background, middle ground, and foreground
What is space?
300
Marie Taglioni is famous for being the first ballerina to dance on her toes, which is called this Ballet term
What is En Pointe?
300
This ballroom dance is characterized by its close embrace, intricate footwork, and dramatic flair, and began on the border between Argentina and Uruguay, the Rio de la Plata
What is the tango?
300
The Samba is a famous dance performed at the Rio de Janeiro celebration called this
What is Carnival?
300
In 1345, this famous Medieval Artist created an iconic fresco called "The Mourning of Christ"
Who is Giotto?
300
During the Romantic Period, artists were more likely to paint en Plein Air, or this location
What is outside?
300
Adding gray to a color is known as this
What is a tone?
300
Assemblage art is this kind of art which is accomplished by combining bits of everyday objects such as newspaper cuttings and cloth and combining them in a way that portrays a unique idea out of existing visual materials.
What is a collage?
400
The name of this feet position where the legs are together and the feet point outward
What is first position?
400
This famous Waltz composer wrote one of the most famous Waltz compositions, titled "Blue Danube"
Who is Johann Strauss II?
400
The Paso Doble, characterized by its strong bold movements and its use of dramatic arm and body postures the story of this Spanish event
What is the bullfight?
400
This feature of Gothic Architecture is a "skeleton" of arches on which masonry can be laid to form a ceiling or roof
What are ribbed vaults?
400
This painting titled "Self-Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird" depicts this Mexican Surrealist and Folk Artist
Who is Frida Kahlo?
400
Known as this kind of texture, an artist creates the illusion of a physical texture by various artistic methods and materials
What is implied texture?
500
Name this famous ballerina who is often known for her famous dance as "The Dying Swan"
Who is Anna Pavlova?
500
This famous Tango composition, "Por Una Cabeza" was written by Carlos Gardel and translates to a Spanish horse-racing phrase meaning this
What is "by a head?"
500
Name this famous Contemporary/Modern dancer known for her dramatic dance titled, Lamentation, No. 4
Who is Martha Graham?
500
Baroque Sculptor and Architect Gian Lorenzo Bernini is famous for his construction of this canopy, which is typically placed over an altar or throne
What is St. Peter's Baldachin?
500
Claude Monet is considered the father of this art style
What is Impressionism?
500
Georges Seurat and Paul Signac are famous for this technique in which a painting is composed of small, distinct dots of color that are applied in a pattern to form an image
What is pointillism?