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Sculpture that is meant to be seen from all sides is called:
Freestanding
When sculptors work with soft materials, they often use a(n) _______ to prevent sagging.
grid
Armature
The art and science of making objects from clay is called:
ceramics
Weaving combines and interlaces lengthwise and cross fibers, called:
wrap and weft
Phidian drapery looks like what kind of drapery?
metallic
wet
Refers to any work done by hand:
craft
Which is a subtractive process in sculpture?
carving
Glass principle ingredients are:
sand and silica
Fiber art is made from narrow strands of:
vegetable or animal
A type of artwork where the artist arranges objects or artworks in a room thinking of the entire space as the medium to be manipulated is called:
installation
Which artist is known for kinetic art?
Alexander Calder
Which artist is known for being a fiber artist?
Faith Ringgold
Which artist known for co-founding the Pilchuck Glass School?
Dale Chihuly
The oven in which ceramics are "fired" is called a(n):
kiln
The device a fiber artist works on to create an artwork is called a(n):
loom
Elizabeth Catlett
Mother and Chil
Robert Arneson
Case of bottles
Dale Chihuly
Flames of Liberty
Mona Hatoum
Nature Morte
Nick Cave
Soundsuit
Maria Martinez
Jar
Adrian Saxe
Rules of the Future World
Robert Longo
Corporate Wars
Janine Antoni
Gnaw
Cai Guo Qiang
Borrowing your enemy’s arrows
Susan Ewing
Inner Circle Teapot
Virginia Dotson
Crosswinds
Which is a tapestry- a special kind of weaving in which the weft yarns are manipulated freely to form a pattern or design in front of the fabric
The Hunt of the unicorn, VII: the unicorn in captivity
What tool does Maria Martinez use to create the smooth figure ground reversal patterns on her art?
Burnisher
A material that turns glassy when heated and fired in the field of ceramics is called a _____ .
glaze
Three sculpture processes are ______.
additive, reductive and substitution
Three types of ceramic clay are ______.
earthenware, stoneware and porcelain
What are the 2 kinds of relief sculptures?
bas and high
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