Art Improvisation

Improvisation = The art of acting and reacting in the moment to one’s surroundings Spontaneous = Occurring in a natural or unplanned way Originative = Produced in a spontaneous and creative manner Solo art improvisation = Art improvisation done individually

Visual arts = Can use solo art improvisation Theatre = Often improvised in group format Literature = Can involve improvisation in its production Experimental music = Associated with solo art improvisation

Planned activity = Belief that art should be a planned activity, as held by Romans and Greeks Spontaneity = Considered a new influence in today’s artistic strategy Aesthetics compromise = Question raised in art improvisation regarding the compromise of aesthetics Free-ranging = One of the three words that best describe improvisation

<p>Group format = Commonly used in performing arts like theatre and dance Reactive art = Art form involving acting and reacting in the moment to one’s surroundings Planned art = Belief held by Romans and Greeks regarding art as a planned activity Jazz music = Associated with group format improvisation</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>New influence = Spontaneity considered as this in today’s artistic strategy Unplanned = Describing the nature of art improvisation Group improvisation = Common in performing arts such as theatre and dance Solo improvisation = Associated with visual arts and experimental music</p> Signup and view all the answers