Contemporary Art Techniques and Materials

Vocabulary flashcards derived from notes on art techniques, materials, and concepts related to contemporary art.

Traditional Art

Art forms that utilize long-established techniques and methods, often involving local materials.

Contemporary Art

Art that reflects current themes and ideas, often using modern techniques and diverse materials.

Minimalism

An artistic movement focused on simplicity and the removal of unnecessary elements in art.

Found Objects

Common or discarded items repurposed to create unique artworks.

Large-Scale Art

Artworks that are created on a large scale to convey broader messages or perspectives.

Art Materials

Any substance or item an artist uses to create art, including both raw and processed materials.

Local Materials

Materials that are readily available in the community for creating art.

Indigenous Materials

Natural or inherent materials from a specific locality used in artistic creations.

Critique

A detailed analysis and assessment of an artwork's elements and qualities.

Medium

The materials or combinations of materials used to create an artwork.

Form

The physical characteristics of an art piece, including its use of elements like line, shape, and color.

Production

The process of combining materials and resources to create art or performances.

Interactive Games

Artistic works designed to engage viewers or participants through interaction.

Mastery

The skill and knowledge required by an artist to effectively use art techniques.

SMART Objectives

Goals defined as Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-bound to ensure successful production outcomes.