art

Graphite

H hard b soft

Charcoal

Natural you since cave paintings

Chalk pastel

Powdered pigments mixed with natural colors

Pigment

Produces paint dyes and inks dry

Binder

Holds together pigments to form paints pastels

Aqueous media

Paint diluted with water

Non aqueous media

Paint dilute with chemicals

Ground / primer

Preliminary coding usually neutral

Encaustic

Thick paintings with wax or resin

Fresco

Water-based pigments on applied plaster usually on a wall surface

Matrix in printing

The surface the stamp is made on

Addition in printing

Identical impressions made from the print

Numbering and printing

Prince are numbered x out of amount

Relief technique

Areas around each desired line are cut out of the block material

Intaglio

Lines are created by incising the plate as an engraving or etching

Lithography

Design is drawn on a stone with a greasy crayon or ink water adheres to the bear Stone but not the greasy areas

Screen printing

Silk or synthetic mesh is stretched tightly over a frame

First art form that belongs entirely to the modern era

Photography

First photo ever taken

France 1822 by niepce

First photograph taken of a human

Luis deguerre 1838

Daguerreotype

Early photograph produced on a silver or silver covered copper plate

Cyanotype

Cameras technique involving laying an object on paper and coded with solution of iron cells before exposing to UV light

Piss Christ 1987

Famous art photography

Dadaism

Developed in 1915 absurdity

Muy bridge collection

Collections of photographs of objects in motion

George Eastman

Inventor of celluloid film 1888

Thomas Edison

Recorded first motion picture

Lumiere Brothers

First film projector 1895

The persistence of vision

Human eye perceives a visual image for longer than duration of visual stimulus

Piplodi wrist sip my ocean

Experiential and multisensory installation

Mika rotenberg's dough

Photography playing with size and form

Level of confidence Raphael lozano hammer

Face recognition camera train to look for faces of disappeared students

In the west when were art and crafts considered similar

Until 18th century

Fine arts started out as a

Cultural trend

Philosopher who argued that art represents conveying emotions and ideas and pleasure

Emmanuel Kant

Enlightenment era

Intellectual movement in 17th 18th century that sought to improve society through fact-based reason and inquiry

Which cultures used clay and ceramics for art

All cultures

Where did glass start where does it migrate to

Syria and iraq, Egypt

Where is the history of a fine metals begin with

Copper

Bauhaus

Imagine the material worlds to reflect the unity of all the arts

Art nouveau

Interpretation of beauty in response to industrial revolution

Arts and crafts movement

Response to industrial revolution, and the division of labor and advanced designer as crafty

Famous furniture designers, modernist

Charles and Ray Eames

Shell system

Type of architecture usually made of one materials offers both structural support and outside covering

Skeleton system

Bridget interior with less rigid flexible covering

Load

Physical force that affects the structural system of any building

Compression

Element becomes shorter since Force

Tension

Element becomes longer through Force

Tensile strength

Element that structured materials possess to be able to withstand tension

Post and lintel

Killers and beans

Corbold Arch

Triangular support triangular Arch

Round Arch

Channel's weight out from middle and down into walls

Pointed Arch

Taller let's more light in made for large spaces

Example of cast iron construction

Eiffel Tower

Example of balloon frame construction

Domestic housing

Example of steel frame construction

Twin towers

Reinforced concrete

Falling water by Frank Lloyd wright and Sydney Opera House