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Contemporary art often faces skepticism because:
Contemporary art often faces skepticism because:
- It strictly adheres to traditional artistic techniques.
- It primarily focuses on replicating classical masterpieces.
- It frequently employs unfamiliar or unconventional techniques. (correct)
- It avoids using the artist's imagination or creativity.
Which of the following best describes the core principle of minimalism in contemporary art?
Which of the following best describes the core principle of minimalism in contemporary art?
- Using complex techniques to create skeptical artwork.
- Creating large-scale installations to fill entire rooms.
- Eliminating unnecessary elements to emphasize essential components. (correct)
- Incorporating as many found objects as possible.
How does the use of 'found objects' contribute to the underlying message in contemporary artwork?
How does the use of 'found objects' contribute to the underlying message in contemporary artwork?
- By ensuring the artwork has a high monetary value.
- By transforming items deemed useless into valuable artistic components. (correct)
- By emphasizing traditional sculpting and drawing techniques.
- By limiting the artist's need for creativity and imagination.
In what way does 'large-scale art' primarily impact its viewers?
In what way does 'large-scale art' primarily impact its viewers?
Which of the following is a key characteristic of 'graffiti' as a form of contemporary art?
Which of the following is a key characteristic of 'graffiti' as a form of contemporary art?
What is a defining feature of 'land art' that distinguishes it from other art forms?
What is a defining feature of 'land art' that distinguishes it from other art forms?
How does 'décollage' challenge the conventional approach to creating art?
How does 'décollage' challenge the conventional approach to creating art?
Which element is essential to the process of 'printmaking'?
Which element is essential to the process of 'printmaking'?
What is the primary role of digital technology in the creation of 'digital art'?
What is the primary role of digital technology in the creation of 'digital art'?
How does 'mixed media' expand the possibilities of artistic expression?
How does 'mixed media' expand the possibilities of artistic expression?
Flashcards
Artistic
Artistic
The ability that includes skills and talent to create fine works of art.
Creativity
Creativity
The ability, skills, and talent to use imagination to create and solve problems.
Contemporary Art
Contemporary Art
Art that uses techniques that are not commonly used, often challenging traditional perspectives.
Minimalism
Minimalism
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Found Objects
Found Objects
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Graffiti
Graffiti
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Land Art
Land Art
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Collage
Collage
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Décollage
Décollage
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Mixed Media
Mixed Media
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Study Notes
- Module 10 focuses on applying artistic skills and techniques in contemporary arts production.
Artistic vs. Creative
- Artistic ability includes skills and talent to create fine works, such as painting, drawing, and sculpting.
- Creativity is the ability to use imagination to create and solve problems, emphasizing that a good artist is creative.
- One does not have to be an artist to be creative.
Contemporary Art
- Contemporary art uses techniques that may be unfamiliar, leading to skepticism.
- It challenges the mind and offers unique perspectives.
Contemporary Art Techniques
- Minimalism seeks to reduce art to its essential elements.
- Found objects are ordinary items used uniquely in artwork.
- Large-scale art is oversized, filling a room and dominating the space.
Artistic Skills in Contemporary Art
- Graffiti is writing or drawings scribbled, scratched, or painted on a public surface.
- Land art uses natural materials in an outdoor setting to make a statement about the environment.
- Collage involves sticking various materials, such as cloth, paper, and found objects, onto a surface.
- Décollage removes parts of existing images by cutting or tearing away pieces.
- Printmaking transfers images from a matrix onto another surface, typically paper or fabric.
- Digital art uses digital technology in the creative or presentation process.
- Mixed media combines more than one medium or material in an artwork, examples include assemblages and collages.
Types of Printmaking
- Woodcut: knives carve a design into a wooden block
- Engraving: lines cut into a metal plate to hold ink
- Etching: acid incises lines or areas into a metal plate
- Lithography: a design drawn on a flat stone (or metal plate) and affixed by chemical reaction
- Screen printing: ink forced through a mesh screen onto a surface.
Defining Collage
- Collage uses different forms to create a new whole, including items like magazines, newspaper clippings, ribbons, paints, handmade colored papers, portions of other artwork or text, photographs, and other found objects.
Digital Art Categories
- Digital Painting: uses digital tools like brushes, a graphics tablet, and stylus.
- Digital photography & darkroom: uses cameras containing electronic photo detectors to capture images.
- Fractals: uses specialized hand-held glass prisms to adds artistic flare to images and video.
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