Sculpture and Other Forms of Visual Arts
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Free-standing sculpture
Sculpture that can stand independently
Relief sculpture
Sculpture that has a flat base
Assemblage
Formed by putting materials together to make an artwork
Kinetic sculpture
Sculpture that can create in motion
Welded sculpture
Connecting sheets of metal together
Use of glass
Sculpture made of glass
Symbolic sculpture
A sculpture that symbolize something
Advertising art
An art that informs or influence the public
Bamboo art
Art made using bamboo
Basketry
Created by weaving, painting, or braiding to form a basket
Book design
Filled with text or images
Costume
Use of garment, hairstyle, and accessory
Embroidery
Art of stitching of ornaments on cloth by hands
Food art
Involves packing or presenting of food
Furniture
Decorative and functional objects
Comics and editorial cartoon
Illustration of stories and events
Leaf art
Art made by using leaf
Mat weaving
Use of organic fibers in mat
Metalcraft
Made of metal
Brass casting
Forging pieces of brass
Gold and Silversmithing
Creating objects and ornaments
Tin smithing
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Multimedia
Involves the use of other senses
Conceptual art
Sets up a situation
Installation art
Puts together a material to cast a new experience
Performance art
The artist convert him/herself into an art object, emotions, and sounds
Paper art
Proces of cutting, pasting, and recycling object from paper
Personal Ornaments
Objects that are worn in human body
Photography
Process of producing image
Pottery
Made from clay and set off at high temperature
Earthenware
Fired at 1,700 - 2,100 °F
Stoneware
2,200 -2,330°F
Porcelain
It made from Kaolina “special type” of clay, 2’500 - 2’700°F
Printmaking
Transferring images from a firm surface
Tattoo art
Body adornment that is permanently engraved to the skin
Textile weaving
Process of creating cloth by interweaving a series of parallel vertical threads with another series of horizontal threads