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| a form of communication that conveys the complexity of issues ideas and feelings. |
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| 9 Visual Art Mediums of Communication |
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Sculpture
Painting and Drawing
Ceramics
Performance Art
Printmaking
Jewelry
Fiber Art
Photography
Firm and Video |
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Aesthetic
Aesthetic Experience |
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- the study of sensations and feelings
-when art communicates in a direct and forceful way |
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| _______ distinguishes visual art from the other discipline in the arts. |
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Interdisplinary
(crossover)
Art |
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| -the potential to capture the complexities of our present world differently than was previously possible. |
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| -a form of commentary on the society from which it springs which causes it to continuously change. |
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| Visual art plays a key role in the dissemination (spread widely) of: |
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Aesthetic tendencies
political ideas
religious and spiritual doctine
cultural beliefs and critiques
societal norms and trends |
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| Visual arts has the capacity to__________ and ___________ by society. |
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| The earliest examples of art known to us dates back to about ____________ and the majority of this art remains ______________ to us. |
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| These two eras mark the beginning of individual artists' styles and artists being recognized by signing their names. |
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| Name the 3 categories that Art has been placed in througthout history. |
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Temporal
Geographic
Cultural |
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| Western scholars used what system to examine the differences between visual arts of various cultures? |
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| A Eurocentric comparative value system |
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| Name the seven elements of Art |
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point
line
plane
shape
value
texture
color |
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| dots or strokes which show motion and connect two points. May be vertical,horizontal or diagonal, curved, straight, zigzag or show emotion |
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| a single mark in space with a precise, but limited, location. |
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| structure of a dimensional element within a given composition |
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| the response of the eye to differing wavelengths of radiation within the visible spectrum |
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| the feel, real or implied ; of an object or its surface |
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| the lightness or darknessof an object or color. Often used with drawings requiring shading. |
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| List the principles of art |
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Rhythm
Movement
Balance
Proportion
Variety
Emphasis
Harmony
Unity |
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| a type of movement seen in repeating of shapes and colors. Alternating lights and darks also give a sense of rhythm. |
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is a principle of art related to rhythm
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| the visual weight in a picture and how it is divided |
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symmetrical=same
asymmetrical=the right and left sides, as well as the top and bottom are different |
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| one part in relation to another |
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| the use of contrasting or different types of Elements in a work of art |
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| manipulating the Elements of Art so that your eye is drawn to a particular area |
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a combination of related (but often different) Elements of Art creating a pleasing work for the eye
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| the work of art is presented as a "whole" |
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| The _______ of art changes in relation to its function or meaning. |
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| The result of this elevation of form in visual art is what was eventually termed ___________ art in the 20th century in N. America. |
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| Lacks meaning, symbolism, and subject matter;only about form and material and nothing more |
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| Considering aspects of the art's ___________ and ______________ helps to learn about the artist's intentions. |
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True or False
Making music is a natural part of human experience. |
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| List the basic musical concepts |
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melody harmony rhythm pitch timbre |
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a rhythmical succession of single tones producing a distinct musical phrase or idea
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| any combination of notes sounded simultaneously |
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the pattern of regular or irregular pulses caused in music by the occurrence of strong and weak melodic and harmonic beats.
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| the auditory property of a note that is conditioned by its frequency relative to other notes |
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| The combination of qualities of a sound that distinguishes it from other sounds of the same pitch and volume |
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| There is not a ________ way to listen. |
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| People respond to music_____________. |
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Drama helps students t learn about themselves and the world.
True or false |
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Dama means..
Drama/Theatre is... |
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to do, act.
an experiental way to connect to content. |
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| the informal drama that can work in any setting and with any number of children. |
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True or False
Scenery, costumes, adn props are required for Creative Drama. |
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| Activities that are components of Creative Drama |
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Beginning Activities- warm ups designed to motivate
Games- focus on cncentration development, imagination, and teamwork. implemented in circles
Sequence Games-
Pantomime- using the body to communicate instead of words
Improvisations- role-playing and switching roles
Stories- |
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| List some activities that bridge the gap between creative drama and theatre |
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theatre-in-education
readers' theatre
puppetry |
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| Define Theatre-in-education (TIE): |
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| performed by teachers and students, materials from curiculum or social issues, assume roles and problem solve, focused on education. |
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| using puppets in creative drama and theatre activities |
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| is product-oriented and audience-centered. |
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| 3 theatres that are easily adaptable to educational venuse... |
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Traditional Theatre
Participation Theatre
Story Theatre |
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True/False
Theatre is a new art form. |
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| False, it emerged in anicnt Greece as part of religious celebration. |
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| How does theatre help students to learn? |
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| Plays reflect culture and challenge the students to explore and deepen their understanding. |
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