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What is the main characteristic of a Free Standing sculpture?
Which kind of sculpture is more akin to a two-dimensional drawing?
What is the process of creating an Assemblage sculpture?
What type of sculpture involves connecting metal together by acetylene or electric torch?
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In the context of sculpture, what does Kinetic Sculpture refer to?
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What is the main purpose of Advertising Art in the context of visual arts?
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What art form involves the process of producing images using a light-sensitive chemical plate or film?
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Which art form involves creating ornaments that are worn on the human body to exhibit rank/status or symbolize emotional states?
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What type of multimedia art involves putting together materials and objects in an exhibition space to create a new experience or idea?
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In which art form is pottery usually fired at the highest temperature range of 2,500-2,700 °F?
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Which art form involves transferring images from a firm surface like metal/wood to a pliable surface?
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What type of art form involves engraving adornments permanently using sharp instruments and plant dyes/inks?
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Study Notes
Sculpture
- Three-dimensional art form created through carving, modeling, or assembling
- Can be classified into:
- Free Standing: independently stands in place, flat horizon base, all sides contribute
- Relief: does not have a flat horizon base, projected from a flat surface
- Low Relief/Bas-Relief: more akin to two-dimensional drawing
- High Relief: approaches three dimensions
- Assembleage: formed by putting together materials as found objects
- Kinetic Sculpture: sculpture in motion
- Welded Sculpture: connecting metal together using acetylene/electric torch
- Use of Glass: used in table pieces, murals, and sculptures (e.g. Ramon Orlina)
Other Forms of Visual Arts
Advertising Art
- Uses paid space or time in any media to inform and influence the public
- Aims to encourage the public to patronize certain goods and services, or to support policies or persons
Traditional Filipino Arts
- Bamboo Art
- Basketry
- Book Design
- Costumes (e.g. Higantes Fest in Angono, Rizal)
- Food Art
- Furniture
- Komiks and Editorial Cartoon
- Leaf Art (e.g. palaspas, bag, bracelet)
- Mat Weaving (e.g. banig)
- Metal Craft
- Brass casting
- Blacksmithing
- Gold Smithing
- Silver Smithing
- Tin Smithing
Mixed Media
- Multimedia: works that involve the use of other senses in appreciating those works aside from the senses of vision
- Installation Art: a type of multimedia, where the artist puts together materials and objects in an exhibition space to cast a new experience or idea
- Conceptual Art
- Performance Art
- Paper Art (e.g. origami)
- Personal Ornament: worn on the human body, enhances the body of the wearer, to exhibit rank/status, or to symbolize ritualistic and emotional states
Pottery and Printmaking
- Earthenware or Terracotta: pottery made from clay, usually fired at 1,700-2,100 °F
- Stoneware: made from clay and feldspar, usually fired at 2,220-2,230 °F
- Porcelain: pottery made from kaolin, a special type of clay, and feldspar, fired at 2,500-2,700 °F
- Printmaking: transferring images from a firm surface, such as metal/wood, to a pliable surface
Tattoo and Textile
- Tattoo Art: adornment permanently engraved using sharp instrument and plant dyes/inks
- Textile Weaving: creating cloth by a series of parallel threads
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Test your knowledge on the branch of visual arts that operates in 3D, involving height, width, and depth. Learn about the different kinds of sculptures such as free-standing, relief, low relief, high relief, assemblage, and kinetic sculpture.
