Grade 10 Arts: Technology-Based Arts
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What is a key characteristic of technology-based art as suggested by the passage?

  • It exclusively uses traditional tools.
  • It incorporates new technologies. (correct)
  • It is primarily focused on sculptures.
  • It avoids any modern influences.

How did Nam June Paik perceive the impact of television in his artwork?

  • As a new form of spiritual experience. (correct)
  • As a declining influence on culture.
  • As a traditional art medium.
  • As a distraction from meditation.

What does the installation 'TV Buddha' imply about the relationship between technology and spirituality?

  • Technology has no effect on spirituality.
  • Technology distracts from spiritual practices.
  • Spirituality is enhanced by technology. (correct)
  • Spirituality is depicted in traditional forms only.

What transformation occurred in art around the 20th to 21st century?

<p>An embrace of new technologies by artists. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which artist is highlighted as an early adopter of technology in art?

<p>Nam June Paik (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the passage suggest about the future of art?

<p>More artists will likely embrace technology to create art. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Hockney’s approach to painting suggest about the evolution of art?

<p>The integration of digital mediums reflects modern expression. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a likely effect of new technologies on everyday life according to the passage?

<p>They create both new art forms and experiences. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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What is technology-based art?

A type of art that uses technology to create artwork, such as digital painting, video art, or interactive installations.

Who was Nam June Paik and what was he known for?

Nam June Paik was a Korean-American artist who was one of the first to use technology in his artwork. He was known for his fascination with television sets and their impact on society.

What is Nam June Paik's "TV Buddha" and what does it symbolize?

One of Paik's famous pieces is "TV Buddha", an installation that juxtaposes a traditional Buddha sculpture with a television set. This piece suggests how modern technology, like television, has become an object of meditation and worship in contemporary society.

What is the impact of technology on art and our lives?

The use of technology has not only changed the way art is created but has also altered how we experience life. Artists have created new forms of art and ways of interacting with the world through technology.

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Who is David Hockney and what is he known for?

David Hockney, a British artist, is known for embracing new technologies in his art. He uses his iPad like a canvas to create stunning paintings.

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How might technology impact painting in the future?

The future of painting, and art in general, is likely to be further influenced by technology. Artists like Hockney are leading the way by exploring new mediums and ways of creating art.

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Study Notes

Technology-Based Arts

  • Technology-based arts are explored in Grade 10 Arts, specifically in the second quarter.
  • The images shown include examples of abstract painting, surrealism, and other styles.
  • David Hockey is an English painter, draftsman, printmaker, stage designer, and photographer.
  • A question about the future of painting is posed.
  • The future of painting is discussed in the context of artists, like David Hockney, using technology like touchscreens and tablets.

History of Computer Art

  • The 1950s saw artists experimenting with computers, with the creation of the first computer shows and computer-generated pictures.
  • In 1969, an exhibition showcased computer artwork, featuring digital and cybernetic styles.
  • Artists now use Apple products (like iPads) and touchscreen technology.
  • Cellular phones (introduced in 1973) have evolved to include high-quality cameras and are used for mobile photography and video creation, including special effects and audio/visual elements.
  • Examples of computer art, such as fractal and digital artwork images, are shown.

Technology-Based Art Overview

  • The turn of the 20th and 21st centuries saw a major shift in art, with many artists integrating technology into their work.
  • Nam June Paik was a pioneer in technology-based art, notably creating 'TV Buddha', exploring the influence of television on people.
  • This installation reflected how ancient artworks were often placed on mountains or in shrines – relating the concept of a “shrine” to the TV, implying its power of absorbing people.
  • The presentation asserts that technology has greatly transformed the world of art and changed how people experience life.

Assessment

  • Activity 2.2 is an essay assignment.
  • The prompt asks students to write an essay on how artwork empowers a person.
  • A rubric is provided with points allocated for content, organization, and grammar, totaling 20 points.

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Explore the world of technology-based arts in Grade 10, focusing on various styles like abstract painting and surrealism. This quiz also discusses David Hockney's influence on contemporary art and the future roles of technology in painting. Test your knowledge about the evolution of computer art and its integration into modern practices.

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