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What is the defining characteristic of integrative art?
What is the central question that the subject of a work of art usually generates?
Which of the following is a characteristic of non-objective art?
What is a key distinguishing factor between contemporary arts and modern arts?
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What is the role of the audience in relation to a work of art?
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Which of the following is a characteristic of the avant-garde style in the arts?
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Which of the following is the most accurate definition of theme in a work of art?
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Which of the following is a characteristic of objective art?
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Study Notes
Integrative Art
- Combines different art forms to produce a hybrid art
- Result of "crossbreeding" in contemporary art scene
The Subject of Art
- Person, animal, thing, or issue represented in a work of art
- Generates the question "WHAT IS IT?"
Theme
- Recurring idea or element in a work of art
- Refers to the artist's ideas, thoughts, and feelings
Types of Art
- Objective Art: artworks with recognizable subjects, also known as realistic or representational art
- Non-Objective Art: artworks with unrecognizable subjects, also known as non-representational or non-objective art
Contemporary Arts
- Art made by living artists today
- Characterized by originality, rather than conforming to artistic norms
- Focus on social issues and constant innovation
- Distinguished from modern arts by its emphasis on present time and originality
Audience
- Plays an active role in reacting and constructing meaning about the work of art
Modern Arts
- Developed as styles and techniques
- Distinguished from contemporary arts by its focus on style and technique rather than present time
Avant-Garde Style
- Used by daring and innovative artists in various art forms
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Description
Explore the concepts of integrative art, subjects in art, and themes often found in works of art. Learn about the crossbreeding of different art forms to create integrated art, the representation of subjects in artworks, and the recurring ideas or elements known as themes.