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Art style that selects/emphasises one or more elements and principles of art to depict a concept without depicting it in a realistic manner.
Relating/characterised by beauty/taste. The approach to the visuals of an object.
Judgement/commentary on an artwork.
Borrowing/modifying existing images/objects to create new meanings or contexts in art.
Words/phrases with specific meanings in the context of art.
Censorship is the control of art and expression by authorities, limiting access to certain works.
Arrangement of components in an artwork.
Emphasis of ideas over visual representation in art.
Historical, social and/or cultural context refers to the time and place in which an artwork was created and the influence on artwork of those contexts.
Events, beliefs, and values influencing the production or interpretation of an artwork.
Accepted practices or techniques in art that guide the creation and interpretation of artworks.
A right that allows authorised control of works and prevent unauthorised use/reproduction.
The four frames: subjective, post-modern, cultural, and structural.
Used to interpret and analyse artworks.
Contextual effects on a work's production and interpretation.
New invention or idea.
Refers to the process of artistic creation and concept development.
Are the foundations of artistic composition.
Includes: unity, balance, emphasis, similarity, repetition, contrast, scale, hierarchy.
Artworks that are fully developed.
Distinct characteristics in terms of expression that influences the context and interpretation of an artwork.
Elements, principles and conventions are visual devices.
Visual devices aid in the communication of artistic ideas and concepts.
Refers to the use of elements, princples and conventions to communicate ideas.
The ability to interpret and evaluate visual information.
Communication without the use of words.
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