The French Artist credited with inventing the camera.
Who is Louis Jacques-Mande Daguerre?
The optical illusion where the human eye perceives the continued presence of an image after it has disappeared from view.
What is the 'persistence of vision.'
14-year old farm boy who invented the first television.
Who is Philo Farnsworth?
The expression or application of human creative skill and imagination.
What is Art?
When an artist combines their basic medium with another art but keeps their basic medium clearly dominant, for example, opera.
What is "Appropriation?"
A darkened room with a small hole or aperture through which an image is projected.
What is a Camera Obscura.
Device that creates the illusion of motion, using sequential drawings or photographs in progression.
What is a Zoetrope
Television programs that have a beginning, middle and an end.
What is a self-contained episode.
Art, objects, or designs considered to be garish, in poor taste or sentimental.
What is "kitsch."
When a work of art takes another work of art as its subject matter. For example, the film "Lord of the Rings."
What is "intrepretation.?"
The Documentary photographer who is best know for the "Migrant Mother."
Who is Dorothea Lange?
The photographer who pioneered photographic studies of motion.
Who is Eadweard Muybridge?
Marina Abramovic's "The Artist is Present" is an example of this artform.
What is Performance Art?
Anselmo Ballester's poster "To Us," used during Mussolini's dictatorship to influence the opinions.
What is propaganda.
Values that involve feelings, such as pleasure and pain.
Steve McCurry series called "Exposed," consisted of photographs made using this iconic film from Kodak.
What is Kodachrome.
The film, by D.W. Griffin, considered Hollywood's first blockbuster.
What is Birth of a Nation.
The application of computer graphics to create still or moving images.
What is CGI or compter-gererated imagery?
A decoration, interpretation or visual explanation of a text, concept or process.
What is illustration?
Values centered on external approval or rewards. The means to achieve intrinsic values.
What are 'Extrinsic' values?
The 19th century photography who elevated photography to a fine art and is known for the iconic photograph, "The Steerage."
Who is Alfred Stieglitz?
Early motion-picture theaters. Admission cost a nickel.
What is a Nickelodeon
1902 Short film by French director, Georges Melies, pioneering innovative special effects and emphasis on storytelling
What is "A Trip to the Moon."
The skill to create decorative wallpaper, tapestries and carpets.
What is Crafts?
The value proposition that claims value emerges from the relation between interest and an object.
What is the relational theory of value?