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Chapter 1

Living with Art

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What were the earliest sources of art found in and what era? Caves in Europe during the Paleolithic era
What did early art depict? Lions, Mammoths, rhinoceroses, cave bears, horses, reindeer, aurochs, musk-oxen, and bison
Megaliths Large stones surrounded in turn by a circular ditch ex. Stonehenge
Neolithic Age Time of new stone tools, domestication of animals and crops, and the development of technology of pottery
Maya Lin Famous for Vietnam veterans memorial, "art creates space for humans"
Creates ________ versions of ordinary objects. Extraordinary
Artists record and _______, crownings of emperors, birthday celebrations Commemorate
Used to describe ____ __ ____ ___. What we can't see
To give _____ ____ to feelings and ideas, ex. Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night was based on his feelings of people becoming stars after death Tangible Form
Helps us see the world in ___ ___, ex. paint peeling on a bench, winter transitioning into fall New Ways
Aesthetics Branch of philosophy concerned with the feelings aroused in us by sensory experiences, experiences we have through sight, hearing, taste, touch, and smell
Creativity Broadly defined as the ability to produce something that is both innovative, useful within a given social context
Medium Field of study that refers to the materials that are used to create a work of art
Media Plural of medium, ex. acrylic, oil, watercolor
Gestalt Theory Based on assumption that whole is more than sum of parts
Visual Communication Words and visual images are two different "languages", talking about visual arts with words is an act of translation
Representational Art Depicts the appearance of things, what you see is what you get
Abstract Art Works of art that have no reference at all to natural objects, or works that depict natural objects in simplified, distorted, or exaggerated ways
Nonrepresentational Art Presents visual forms with no specific references to anything outside themselves, only exists as itself
Form Refers to the total effect of the combined visual qualities within a work
Content Refers to the message/meaning of the work of art
Iconography Symbolic meaning of signs and subjects
Art that answers fundamental questions of ____ ______. Human Existance
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