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Phrases and Idioms Related to Art

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Some authors work with a ______.

black canvas

Thanks for the tip! Your ideas are ______.

state-of-the-art

Everyone looked ______ on the last Fashion Day.

as pretty as a picture

Mayra ______ Iquique's Regional Museum.

painted a positive picture of Signup and view all the answers

A: Do you know that Santiago is having a baby? B: What!? No. ______.

Put me in the picture Signup and view all the answers

Amanda's new hairstyle shows that she likes ______.

to colour outside the lines Signup and view all the answers

The photo exhibition on the past Chilean dictatorship has ______ the audience.

made a splash on Signup and view all the answers

If two students have a physical argument at school, both ______ later.

face the music Signup and view all the answers

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Black Canvas: Refers to having a blank slate, indicating freedom and a lack of pre-planning.
State of the art: Describes something highly modern and utilizing the latest advancements in technology, ideas, or methods.
As pretty as a picture: An idiom used to describe someone attractive or handsome.
Paint a positive/negative picture of something/someone: To describe something or someone in a positive or negative way.
Put (someone) in the picture: To inform someone about something, often asking for details about a situation.
Colour outside the lines: Represents doing something in a non-traditional or unconventional way.
Make a splash: To make a strong impact or impression.
Face the music: To accept the consequences of one's actions.

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This quiz explores various phrases and idioms that are related to art and its interpretations. Each idiom captures a unique concept or perspective, showcasing the rich language surrounding artistic expression. Test your knowledge of these creative expressions and their meanings!