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three (3) components of ART

subject, form, content

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the Latin word “_____'“ meaning skill or craft.

ars

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The subject can be a:

PERSON, OBJECT, THEME, or IDEA

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subject can be presented as:

REPRESENTATIONAL or NON-REPRESENTATIONAL

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subject is the…. ______ · focus · Image

topic

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subject is the…. topic · focus ·______

image

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subject is the…. topic · ____ · Image

focus

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subject can be presented as:

________________________ or __________________________

REPRESENTATIONAL or NON REPRESENTATIONAL

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The form of an artwork is based on the _______ made by the artist.

choices

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The ____ of an artwork is based on the choices made by the artist.

form

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form is the….______________ · substantiation

development

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form is the… development · _________________

substantiation

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"_______ is the overall
arrangement/organization of
the artwork"

form

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These include part of the ________: MANIPULATION OF ART ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES, USE OF MEDIA, STYLE & TECHNIQUES contributing to the success or failure of expressing the artist's intent.

form

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content is the…. ______· meaning· communication

intent

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content is the…. intent · ______ communication

meaning

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content is the…. intent · meaning· _________

communication

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________, "the emotional or
intellectual message of the
artwork"

content

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The________ is the STATEMENT, EXPRESSION, or MOOD

DEVELOPED by the artists and INTERPRETED by the observer.

content

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The content can either be:___________________ or ______________________

DELIBERATE or SUBCONSCIOUS

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________may be the MOST DIFFICULT TO IDENTIFY

content

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Without _________ with the artist, the audience is left to decipher the artist's thoughts through the work's subject and form

direct commuication

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The ___________ can also affect how they interpret the content of an artwork.

viewer's diversity of experiences

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For many people, content is determined by their _____________ and the feelings aroused by objects or ideas they know

familiarity with the subject

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His letters reveal Van Gogh's belief that color was not strictly a tool for visual imitation but an instrument to transmit his _________.

personal emotions

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A deeper comprehension of
Vincent van Gogh's specific and
personal use of color may be
gained by reading Van Gogh's
letters to his brother _______

Theo

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<p><span style="font-family: YALBs0kBfmE 0, _fb_, auto"><em>Vincent Van Gogh, 1888</em></span></p><p><span style="font-family: YALBs0kBfmE 0, _fb_, auto"><em>What painting did Van Gogh painted outside the town at night in 1888?</em></span></p>

Vincent Van Gogh, 1888

What painting did Van Gogh painted outside the town at night in 1888?

Café Terrace at Night

<p><span style="font-family: YALBs1TAFWk 0, _fb_, auto"><strong><em>Café Terrace at Night</em></strong></span></p>
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The 7 Arts also known as Fine Arts

Architecture,

Sculpture,

Painting ,

Literature ,

Music ,

Performing Arts,

Cinema

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TWO COMMON TYPES OF ARTS

FINE ARTS , APPLIED ARTS

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_____________________ aesthetic and intellectual purposes encourages emotional values promotes psychomotor development

Fine Arts

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_____________functions for everyday use applies aesthetic design principles products and structures improves our way of living

APPLIED ARTS

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Popular Art Forms of Fine Arts

Painting, Sculpture, Photography, Film & Animation, etc.

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Popular Art Forms of Applied Arts

Architecture, Interior Design, Fashion Design, Industrial Design., etc

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The __________ are works created to be SEEN & VIEWED and to provoke a feeling of some sort

Visual arts

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three [3] categories of visual arts

Decorative Art, Commercial Art, Fine Art

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_______________is created mostly for its visually pleasing qualities without regard for utility

fine visual arts

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The Fine (visual) arts have three [3] categories:

Architecture, Sculpture, Painting

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Visual art falls under _____. The phrase "_____" means anything that had been created to please the senses.

Fine arts

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_________is the only type of visual art that has a feeling of usefulness or practical features. However, not all structures classify as ________

fine architecture

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________ incorporates a feeling of beauty and inventiveness and evokes an emotional response

Fine Architecture

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<p><span style="font-family: YAFdJrJllfA 0, _fb_, auto">Its <strong>prominent onion-shaped domes, painted in bright colors, create a memorable skyline</strong>, that can be found in <strong>Moscow, Russia</strong></span></p>

Its prominent onion-shaped domes, painted in bright colors, create a memorable skyline, that can be found in Moscow, Russia

St. Basil's Cathedral

<p><span style="font-family: YAFdJrJllfA 0, _fb_, auto"><strong>St. Basil's Cathedral</strong></span></p>
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_____________ is usually not acknowledged as "art" because they are both aesthetically pleasing and functional

Decorative arts

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Common decorative art techniques include:

Pottery & Ceramics

Interior Design

Furniture Design

Jewelry Design

Woodworking

Textiles

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It is an artistic service developed for monetary gains and used to generate interest in sales of companies, goods, and concepts.

commercial art

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____________ is commissioned by brands and corporations to express a specific message to an audience.

Commercial art

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Examples of commercial art

Graphic Design

Animation

Photography

Broadcasting

Fashion Design

Illustration

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It is also used by the government and the military as a means of communication.

Commercial Art

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These people created famous military recruiting posters, state propaganda, infrastructure projects, what are they?

commercial painters/artists

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<p><span>It shows <strong>Lilya Brik</strong>, a prominent player in the <strong>Russian avant-garde </strong>scene, <strong>shouting ‘Books!</strong>’ One of the most <strong>well-known Soviet propaganda posters</strong> was by _________________________________.</span></p>

It shows Lilya Brik, a prominent player in the Russian avant-garde scene, shouting ‘Books!’ One of the most well-known Soviet propaganda posters was by _________________________________.

Alexander Rodchenko

<p><span><strong>Alexander Rodchenko</strong></span></p>
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<p><span>A commercial artist created a famous <strong>1917 poster</strong> was used to <strong>recruit soldiers to fight in World War I and World War II</strong>. He also used his own face as a model for <strong>Uncle Sam</strong>.</span></p>

A commercial artist created a famous 1917 poster was used to recruit soldiers to fight in World War I and World War II. He also used his own face as a model for Uncle Sam.

J.M. Flagg

<p><span style="font-family: YAFdJrJllfA 0, _fb_, auto"><strong>J.M. Flagg</strong></span></p>
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Unlike fine painters, commercial artists generally work with a brief but might still have enough artistic flexibility or____.

flair

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These artists are frequently responsible for blurring the boundaries between high and low arts and questioning the concepts of exclusivity that are typically associated with the fine arts

commercial art

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<p><span style="font-family: YAFdJrJllfA 0, _fb_, auto">This person popularised <strong>screen printing</strong> in the 1960s with his colourful pop art images of celebrities, Coca-Cola bottles and cans of Campbell’s Soup.</span></p>

This person popularised screen printing in the 1960s with his colourful pop art images of celebrities, Coca-Cola bottles and cans of Campbell’s Soup.

Andy Warhol

<p><strong>Andy Warhol</strong></p>
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Andy Warhol created this in 1962 after the death of the star and shows 50 images of her face, 25 in colour, 25 in monochrome.

Marilyn Diptych

<p><span><strong>Marilyn Diptych</strong></span></p>
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<p><span style="font-family: YAFdJrJllfA 0, _fb_, auto">He blur the lines even further by creating fine art that <strong>incorporates styles and</strong> <strong>motifs from “low” commercial arts such as anime. </strong>He even further displays and develops fine art as well as mass-produced commercial art, frequently in cooperation with businesses such as <strong>Louis Vuitton</strong> and performers including <strong>Kanye West and Billie Eilish</strong>.</span></p>

He blur the lines even further by creating fine art that incorporates styles and motifs from “low” commercial arts such as anime. He even further displays and develops fine art as well as mass-produced commercial art, frequently in cooperation with businesses such as Louis Vuitton and performers including Kanye West and Billie Eilish.

Takashi Murakami

<p><span style="font-family: YAFdJrJllfA 0, _fb_, auto"><strong>Takashi Murakami</strong></span></p>
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<p>What’s the name of the title piece made by <strong>Takashi Murakami in 2018?</strong></p>

What’s the name of the title piece made by Takashi Murakami in 2018?

The Octopus Eats Its Own Leg

<p><strong>The Octopus Eats Its Own Leg</strong></p>
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_____________ works are grouped because they are or have the:

SAME TIME PERIOD & REGION

SIMILAR ART SUBJECTS

COMMON RELIGION & CULTURE

art period

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_____________ works are grouped because they are or have the:

FORMED BY GROUPS OF ARTISTS

SHARED GOAL, STYLE, AND IDEOLOGY

PUBLISHED IN MANIFESTOS

art movement

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<p><span><strong>"</strong></span>The Rape of the Daughters of Leucippus<span><strong>", </strong></span><span style="font-family: YAFdJrJllfA 0, _fb_, auto"><strong>1617</strong></span></p>

"The Rape of the Daughters of Leucippus", 1617

Peter Raul Rubens

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Ancient Greek, Gothic,
Renaissance, Modern, etc.

Examples of Art Period

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Baroque, Rococo, Cubism,
Expressionism, etc.

Examples of Art Movement

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4 Common Art Terms

traditional art

modern art

postmodern art

contemporary art

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Before cameras were invented,

______ were the only media to convey information

without words or text on a 2D plane.

paintings

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Styles ultimately placed an emphasis on _________

realism

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Paintings were most commonly used for ____________&___________ they were meant to be mostly decorative & Documenting important figures and stories

portraiture & religious iconography

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traditional painters often use _________

egg tempera

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During the Italian Renaissance, the medium preferred was _______ due to its slow blending time which makes blending easier.

oil paints

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Traditional art was usually influenced by: ________& __________

Religion & money

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One of of the richest families in Florence and famous patrons of the arts. They would even commission paintings of themselves in historical or religious-themed settings

Medici Family

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Common art term: _________( C. 1860 AND OLDER)

Traditional Art

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__________ broke away from traditional approaches through the

experimentation of techniques to create shapes and color

in varied styles.

MODERN art

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Common Art Term of these art movements: Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Cubism, Constructivism, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, and Dada Art

MODERN art

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MODERN Art Movements

Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Cubism, Constructivism, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, and Dada Art

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_________ painters began to make use of new images, materials, and techniques

Modern/ Modernists

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Modern artists would still use oil paint, but they also used ________

acrylic paints

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Common art term: _________ [C. 1860'S - 1960's]

Modern art

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<p>Title name of Gustav Klimt oil painting featuring sleeping woman he made in 1907.</p>

Title name of Gustav Klimt oil painting featuring sleeping woman he made in 1907.

Danae

<p><strong>Danae</strong></p>
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_____________ emerged as a reaction against the ideas and values of the Modern Art period

Post-Modern art

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________ it rejects the idea that there is a right way to make art

Post-Modern art

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what art movement blurs the lines between high art and low art

Post-Modern art

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Postmodern artitss used imagery from __________ and a diverse set of materials and medium

popular culture / pop culture

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_______________ focuses on the artist's own perspective & subjective reality

Postmodern art

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Its approach in making art is ______,_________,_________.

ironic, humorous, and skeptical

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It encompasses art movements like Pop Art, Conceptual Art, Neo-Expressionism, Feminist Art, or the art of the Young British Artists around 1990.

Modern Art

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it deconstructs art by making a spectacle of existing objects and ideas within the culture

modern art

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<p>A pop art artist who made the Crying Girl in 1963.</p>

A pop art artist who made the Crying Girl in 1963.

Roy Lichenstein

<p>Roy Lichenstein</p>
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It has no rigid form and has significant freedom and liberty to experiment with different kinds of styles and medium

Contemporary art

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It reflects relevant topics like

globalization

global warming

human rights environmental destruction

Contemporary art

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Common art term: _______[C. 1990's - present]

Contemporary art

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Contemporary Art is not a ____ period. It ______throughout time

fixed, extends

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Right now, we can consider our works as part of the _____.

However, as time moves on, future art historians will name our art period differently.

contemporary art period

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<p>Name of the artist who made IGNORANCE = FEAR / SILENCE = DEATH, <span style="font-family: YAFdJrJllfA 0, _fb_, auto"><strong>1989</strong></span></p>

Name of the artist who made IGNORANCE = FEAR / SILENCE = DEATH, 1989

Keith Haring

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<p>Name of the artist who made <span><strong>"Basquiat being 'stopped-and-frisked'" [Graffiti on a Wall] , 2018</strong></span></p>

Name of the artist who made "Basquiat being 'stopped-and-frisked'" [Graffiti on a Wall] , 2018

Banksy