The Art of Dessert: Pop Art Inspired Ceramic Treats

This set of flashcards covers key concepts, terms, and definitions related to the lesson plan on creating Pop Art inspired ceramic treats.

Pop Art

An art movement that emerged in the mid-20th century, characterized by its use of imagery from popular culture, consumerism, and mass media.

Claes Oldenburg

A Swedish-American artist known for his contributions to the Pop Art movement and his oversized sculptures of everyday objects.

Underglaze

A colored slip applied to clay before glazing, used to add color and detail in ceramic works.

Hand-building techniques

Methods of creating ceramic objects without the use of a potter's wheel, such as coiling and slab construction.

Texture

The surface quality of a work of art; it can be real (tactile) or implied (visual).

Scale

The size of an object in relation to other objects, often used to create emphasis or impact in art.

Vibrant colors

Bright, intense colors that stand out, commonly used in Pop Art.

Sculpting

The art of creating three-dimensional forms, often involving shaping materials like clay.

Glazing

The process of applying a glassy coating to ceramics to enhance visual appeal and make them waterproof.

Whimsical

Playfully quaint or fanciful, often used to describe art that is fun and imaginative.