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Fosso
The Chief: He Who Sold Africa to the Colonists, From: Self-Portraits I-V
Chromogenic print
1997
Cultural diversity
Cultural diversity
The quality of diverse/different cultures as opposed to monoculture
Having different cultures respect each other’s differences

Unknown
Kente cloth
Royal kente woven in hundreds of patterns was reserved for ceremonial occasions
From Ghana, Asante
Mid 20th century
Cotton

Unknown
Shiva Nataraja
Four arms of the Lord of the Dance meaning “fear not”
India
Bronze
10th century CE

Lin
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Washington, DC
1982
Black granite
Contemplation and remembrance of the missing, captured, and dead from the war

Lin
Marble Han River Dam
Glass marbles and adhesive
2022
Technological methods to visualize the natural environment

De Valdes Leal
Vanitas
1660
Oil on canvas
Looking and responding
Looking and responding
How information comes into our eyes, ears, nose, taste buds, fingertips and what we make out of it

de Goya
Saturn Devouring One of His Children
1820-22
Wall painting in oil on plaster
Art and Beauty
Art and Beauty
Can produce pleasure, inspire sadness, horror, pity, awe and a full range of emotions
Representational Art
Desciptiveof a work of art that depicts forms in the natural world

Picasso
First communion
1895-96
Oil on canvas
Representational art
Abstract Art
Descriptive of art in which the forms of the visual world are purposefully simplified, fragmented, or otherwise distorted

Pablo Picasso
Seated Woman Holding a Fan
1908
Oil on canvas
Nonrepresentational Art
Nonobjective, descriptive of art that does not represent or otherwise refer to the visible world outside itself

Delaunay
Electric Prisms
1913
Oil on canvas
Nonrepresentational art
Aesthetics
The branch of philosophy concerned with the feelings aroused in us by sensory experiences such as seeing and hearings. Aesthetics examines, among other things, the nature of art and the nature of beauty.
Wabi
Embraces such concepts as naturalness, simplicity, understatement, and impermanence
Sabi
Adds overtones of loneliness, old age and tranquility

Koetsu
Teabowl
Late 16th- early 17th century
Raku ware
Aesthetics
Wabi sabi
Installation art
Work of art/space that can be entered, explored, experienced, and reflected upon

A Subtlety/The Marvelous Sugar Baby
Walker
Styrofoam, resin, sugar and molasses
2014
Installation art

Kusama
Love is Calling
2013
Wood, metal, glass, mirrors, tile, acrylic panel, rubber, blowers, lighting element, speakers and sound
Invention and Fantasy
“Polka dots are a way to infinity. When we obliterate nature and our bodies with polka dots, we become part of the unity of our environment. I become part of the eternal, and we obliterate ourselves with Love”

Kahlo
Self-Portrait with Monkeys
1943
Oil on Canvas
Looking Inward
“I never painted my dreams. I painted my own reality”

Unknown
Navajo Men Creating a Sand Painting
Photograph
1939
The Sacred Realm
The Sacred Realm
Each society has formed its own view of the sacred real and how it interacts with our own. Art plays an important role in our relationship to the sacred, helping us to envision it, honor it, and to communicate with it.

Picasso
Guernica
1937
Oil on canvas
Politics and social order

Unknown
Stone and Gravel Garden
Ryoan-ji Temple, Kyoto
Earthwork
1488-1500
The Natural World
Gonzalez-Torres
Untitled
Billboard
1992
Harlem, NYC
Visual elements
Line, color, light, shape and mass, texture and pattern, space, time and motion

Sze
Hidden Relief
2001
Mixed media
Visual elements
Color harmonies/color schemes
The selective use of two or more colors in a single composition
Monocromatic color scheme
Harmonies composed of variations on the same hue, often iwth differences of value and intensity

Walker
Untitled
1996
Watercolor on paper
Complementary color scheme
Harmonies involve colors directly opposite each other on the color wheel
red and green, orange and blue, violet and yellow

Marshall
Me
Linocut
2012
Complementary color scheme
Values
Shades of light and dark
Chiaroscuro
Light/dark where artists employ values to record contrasts of light and shadow in the natural world, contrasts that model mass for our eyes

White
Untitled
1979
Etching
Shape
A 2D form that occupies an area with identifiable boundaries
Mass
A 3D form that occupies a volume of space
Figure
A shape that we detach focus on
Ground
The surrounding visual information that the figure stands out from/the background

Whitehorse
Chanter
1991
Oil on paper, mounted on canvas
Positive shapes
The shapes we perceive as figures
Negative shapes
The shapes on the ground

So Hu Suh
Reflection
2004
Nylon and Stainless steel tube
Space
Reflection
Texture
The surface quality/perception of smooth or rough, flat or bumpy, fine or coarse
Pattern
Any decorative, repetitive motif or design

Wiley
Portrait of (Alicia Keys Dean)
Oil on linen
2024
Texture and pattern

Cave and Watt
This Land, Shared Sky
Hand-strung, breaded shoelaces, textiles, jingles
Lobby Installation at Obama Presidential Center
2026
Texture and Pattern

Cave
Soundsuits
2011
Mixed media: knits and applique, dolls, black bugle beads, vintage mammy’s cozy, hand mirrors

Cave
2026
Untitled
Opening performance at the Obama Presidential Center
Textiles and objects found
Time and Motion

Bradford
City of the Big Shoulders
Mixed media
Obama presidential center
2026
Principles of design
unity and variety
balance
emphasis and subordination
scale and proportion
rhythm
Balance
Visual weight: the apparent heaviness/lightness of the forms arranged in a composition
Symmetrical Balance
The forms of a composition mirror each other across a central axis, an imaginary straight line that divides the composition in half
Kojin
Reflectwo
2007
Artificial flower petals, acrylic, string
Symmetrical Balance
Asymmetrical balance
A composition has two sides that do not match

Sotatsu
The Zen Priest Choka
Late 16th-early 17th century
Hanging scroll, ink on paper
Emphasis and subordination
Emphasis means that our attention is drawn more to certain parts of a composition than to others
Subordination means that certain areas of the composition are purposefully made less visually interesting, so that the areas of emphasis stand out

Tanner
The Banjo Lesson
1893
Oil on Canvas
Emphasis and subordination

De Goya
Executions of the Third of May
1808
1814-1815
Oil on canvas
Scale and proportion
Scale means size in relation to a standard/normal size
Proportion refers to size relationships between parts of a whole
Hierarchical scale: the use of scale to indicate relative importance

Unknown
Benin Royal Altar to the Hand
Brass
18th century
Scale and Proportion
Rhythm
Based in repetition, is a basic part of the world we find ourselves in

Lin
Storm King Wavefield
2007-08
Earth and grass
Rhythm
Dry media
Graphite, charcoal, crayon, pastel and chalk

Sikander
1, from 51 ways of Looking
2004
Graphite on paper
Liquid media
Pen and ink, brush and ink

Mehretu
Untitled
2001
Ink, colored pencil, and cut paper, on Mylar
How landscaped have been politicized because of wars/colonism

Mutu
Hide and Seek, Kill or Speak
2004
Paint, ink, collage and mixed media on mylar
Fresco
A wall painting technique that has been used for large scale murals since ancient times. The pigments are mixed with water and applied to plaster.

Rivera
Mixtec Culture
1942
Fresco

Lawrence
In many of the communities the Negro press was read continually because of its attitude and its encouragement of the movement (Panel 20 from The Migration Series)
1940-41
Tempera on composition boar

Lawrence
Self-Portrait
1977
Gouache on paper
“My belief is that it is most important for an artist to develop an approach and philosophy about life-if he has developed this philosophy he does not put paint on canvas, he puts himself on canvas”

Sillman
Nut
2011
Oil on canvas

Beatriz Milhazes
Mariposa
2004
Acrylic on canvas

Bradford
Black Venus
2005
Mixed media billboard paper, photomechanical reproductions, acrylic gel medium, carbon paper
Relief
Any printing method in which the image to be printed is raised from a background

Unknown
Preface to the Diamond Sutra
868
Woodblock handscroll
Intaglio
The areas meant to print are below the surface of the printing plate

De Goya
Asta su Abuelo (And So Was his Grandfather)
1799
Aquatint
Lithography
A planographic process: the printing surface is flat/not raised as in relief or depressed as in intaglio

Catlett
Singing Their Songs
1992
Color Lithograph

Osorio
You’re Never Ready
2009
Inkjet on confetti
Memento mori

Swoon (Caledonia Curry)
Untitled (Kamayura Woman)
2011
Street Installation in Brooklyn, NY, 2014
Hand-colored linocut
“For me pasting is about many things and one of them is about declaring the walls of the city a public sounding board for our dreams, desires, and collective identity".”

Unknown
Camera Obscura (dark room)
1646
Engraving

Throssel
Crow Camp
1910
Modern print from a negative
“This is how we see ourselves; this is what is important to us.”

Paik
TV Buddha
1974
Video with bronze sculpture

Yin-yang symbol
Dynamic balance opposites that are believed to make up the universe and explain existence
Male (yang) female (yin)
Light and dark
Action and inaction

Yiyang
Poster for X Exhibition 07: Graphic Design in China
2007
Poster

Pfeiffer
Red Green Blue
Light and Video Installation
2023
Sculpture
Classifying sculpture: in the round, low relief, high relief
Methods/materials: modeling, assembling, carving, casting

Bourgeois
Maman
1999
Bronze, stainless steel and marble

Lewis
Forever Free (Morning of Liberty)
Carrara marble
1867
Casting
Involves a mold of some kind, into which liquid or semiliquid material is poured and allowed to harden

Unknown
The Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara
12th century
Gilt bronze
Assembling
Individual pieces are brought together to form a sculpture

Puryear
C. F. A. O
2006-07
Painted and unpainted pine and found wheelbarrow
Assembling to form a sculpture