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Studio Art 1

This is study material for Praxis Art 5134 and 5135.

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What is studio art? This is hands-on creative practice in a dedicated workplace.
Provide examples of Studio Art. Drawing, Painting, Ceramics, Photography, Portraiture, Printmaking, the Mixed and Digital Arts
Exposure to photography led artists like Mary Cassatt and Edgar Degas to do what? Compose work so that subject matter appears cropped
Name a safe studio art practice. Use a wet mop to remove clay dust along with a HEPA-filtered vacuum cleaner
Provide an example of a Studio Art form that is a linocut. "Sharecropper" by Artist Elizabeth Catlett
Which of the following processes illustrates the principle of "fat over lean"? Using oil pastels over a layer of gouache in a drawing
Provide an example of tools commonly used in printmaking. Baren and Squeegee
This is shaping metal by heating and hammering. Forging
This is a form of printmaking that has lines or images that can only be made once. Monoprinting
This Dadaist began creating ready-mades during the World War I Era. Artist Marcel Duchamp
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