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KAAC A&H

Arts and humanities questions for KAAC governor's cup test

QuestionAnswer
Abstract expressionism Art movement from 40s + 50s, paint applied in large amounts for expression, doesn't focus on a subject (Pollock, Kandinsky, Rosco)
Academy of art - art schools 1st - Academy of Design in Florence (1563) Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture (1648, Paris) Royal Academy of arts (London 1768)
Acrylic paint Water-based w polymer binder
Arabesque (art style) uses intertwining plants and abstract curvilinear motifs (flowing lines) originally included birds in nature – essential element of Islamic art
Armature The frame for clay to be placed on
Baroque Period from 1600-1750, started in Rome, from Portuguese meaning "misshapen" or "broken" pearl. Baroque artists: Caravaggio, Van Dyck Baroque composers: Bach,
Batik Method of dying cloth, comes from Indonesia, uses waxed fabric
Byzantine art Art style from middle ages, (500-1450), Eastern Roman Empire, rich colors, Christian icons
Capital Top of a column, determines type of Greek column (Doric = Ionic = Corinthian = )
Classicism Imitation of ancient Greek and Roman art - beauty, restraint, harmony, balance
Contemporary Mid 1900s - now, experimental
Cubism 1910s - 1920s, all 3 dimensions in flat plane, subjects are disassembled and reassembled, Picasso and Braque - 2 types (analytical, synthetic)
Digital art 1st piece in 1952, Oscillion 40, Laposky
Dome 1st was Pantheon in 126 AD
Emotionalism Expresses expressive qualities - communication of moods, feelings, ideas - The Scream (Munch)
Encaustic Painting technique using pigments dissolved in hot wax
Figurative art/figurativism Artwork w people, animals, or other forms (weeping woman - Picasso)
Formalism Response to post-impressionism, focused on the technical, or formal, elements of art
Genre painting Realistic paintings of scenes from everyday life
Imitationalism Realistic artwork with recognizable real things
Impasto Thick paint strokes to create texture
Impressionism Late 1860s, visible brush strokes, emphasis on light (Pissarro, Manet, Degas, Renoir, Monet)
Minimalism Response to Abstract Expressionism, 1960s, first was Frank Stella
Modernism Umbrella term for movements late 1800s - early 1970s that focused on expression rather than realism. impressionism, fauvism, expressionism, cubism, dadaism, surrealism, and abstract expressionism
Naturalism 1800s - realistic depiction of objects in their natural settings (Cole, Constable, Millet)
Op art 20th century - optical illusions
Painterly Forms are created without rigid lines (Van Gogh, Monet)
Pop art Mid 1950s
Postimpressionism 1890s, French - response to impressionism with more form and structure (Cezanne, Van Gogh, Seurat)
Realism 1840s (Millet, Wyeth)
Romanticism Late 1700s - early 1800s, emotion + artistic freedom (Goya, Constable)
Surrealism 1920s - dreams and fantasy as subject matter (Main was Breton, also Dali, Arp, Ernst)
Strophic form AAA (verse, verse, verse) (wheels on the bus)
Through-composed ABCDE... (Bohemian Rhapsody) - common during 17th-20th centuries
Binary AB (Minuet in G)
Ternary ABA (think triangle lowkey) theme, changes, returns to theme
Rondo ABACA or ABACABA (found in 5 or 7 parts) After each section, it returns to the refrain
Sonata form Exposition, development, recapitulation Widely used by Mozart and Haydn
Theme and variations Like Beethoven 5
Anacrusis Pickup
Faske book Cheat sheet for jazz musicians - lead sheet
Jitterbug 1940s and 50s improvised dance to syncopated music
Libretto text/script/lyrics for things like opera, cantata, musical, masque
Polytonality 2 keys at once
Prima donna Principal female singer in an opera
Primo uomo Principal male singer in an opera
Sonata Piece with 3-4 movements with different keys, forms (Vivaldi sonata in e minor)
Sprechstimme combined song and speech
Tessitura Written vocal range
Berlioz French Romantic Composer Symphonie Fantastique, Romeo et Juliette (dedicated to Paganini)
Bartok Hungarian Concerto for orchestra, Duke Bluebeard's castle
Debussy 24 preludes
John williams Film scores Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Harry Potter films 25 GRAMMYS, 5 Academy Awards but 52 nominations (2nd to Disney)
Bernstein West Side Story
Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue, An American In Paris Jazz
BASTE Body, Action, Space, Time, Energy
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