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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A term that signifies yhr philosophy and style of the artworks produced during the 1860-1970 era | Modern Art |
| This art broke with convention, focused on conceptual concerns | Modern Art |
| Objective is to set aside tge traditions | Modern Art |
| Simple and straightforward | Contemporary art |
| Regarded as referring to work makellde between 1970 and the present | Contemporary art |
| It is the cut off point of contemporary | 1970 |
| Broad movement in American painting that began in the late 1940s | Abstract expressionism |
| It's the term applied to new forms of abstract art | Abstract expressionism |
| 2 majoy style of abstract | 1. Action painting 2. Colour field painting |
| Involves streaks and overlapping lines of paint | Action painting |
| Focused on color and contrast | Color field painting |
| Forms of abstract art which relies on optical illusion to fool the eye of viewers | Optical art |
| Optical art is also called | Retinal art |
| Relates to geometric design that creates movements or vibration | Optical art |
| Art from any medium that contains movement perceivable by the viewer | Kinetic art |
| Refers to three dimensional sculpture and figure | Kinetic art |
| Referred as ABC art, cool art | Minimalism |
| Characterized by extreme simplicity of form | Minimalism |
| Popular, transient, expandable, witty, sexy, gimmicky, glamorous | Pop Art |
| The most pertinent movement that solidified the move to contemporary art | Pop Modernism |
| Associated with scepticism, irony, and philosophical critiques | Pop modernism |
| More of a repetition | Neo pop art |
| Describes a style of highly detailed 20th century realist painting in wich artist attempt to replicate an image from a photograph | Photorealism |
| Photorealism sometimes referred to as | Superialism or Hyperialism |
| Its aim is to recreate the same sharpness of detail through painting | Photorealism |
| Modern form of contemporary art which gives priority to an idea by visual presented | Conceptualism |
| Can deliver a powerful message | Conseptualism |
| Created through actions preformed by artist | Performance art |
| Related to conceptual art | Performance art |
| Serbian performance artists | Marina Abramovic |
| Known for her vague performance Rhyth O | Marina Abramovic |
| Japanese artist and musician who was an influential practitioner | Yoko Ono Lennon |
| Known for her avant grade and expressive oevvres | Yoko Ono Lenno |
| German born artust active in Europe and us | Beuys |
| Associated with that era's international and fluxus movement | Beuys |
| New genre of contemporary art | Installation art |
| Kind of immersive work where the environment in which viewer steps into is transformed | Installation art |
| Usually large scale | Installation art |
| Father of today's installation | Allan Kaprow |
| Japanese artist who was seld described obsessional artist | Yayoi Kusama |
| Known for her extensive use of polkadats | Yayoi Kusama |
| Bwst known artist associated with post world war III | Dale chihuly |
| Land art when the natural environment is transformed by artist | Earth art |
| Different form of environmental art | Earth art |
| Americal artist who often used drawing and photography in relation to the spatial arts | Robert smithso |
| Rober smithson large scale sculptures called | Earthworks |
| Bulgarian - American sculpture | Christo Javacheff |
| Environment sculpture noted for their controversial sculpture that often involved monumental displays of fabrics and plastics | Jean claude |
| Who produces site specific sculpture and land art situated in natural and urban setting | Andy Goldsworthy |
| Related to graffiti art | Street art |
| Integral part in European history | Art |
| Use to communicate ideologies and beliefs system | Art |
| Also known as the classical period | Green and Roman civilization |
| Known to excell in various fields and aspect of society | Greeks |
| They valued poetry, drama and philosophy | Greek |
| 4 periods of greek art | 1. Geometric period 2. Archaic period 3. Classical period 4. Hellenistic period |
| The time when the greece was starting to get back from onslaught of what seemed yobe their dark ages | Geometric period |
| Primarily a result of Greece's trading activities with other civilization | Archaic period |
| Period that placed importance if human figures | Archaic period |
| Peak of greek sculpture and architect | Classical period |
| Showcasing emotions and depicting reality | Hellenistic period |
| The time of Alexander the great | Hellenistic period |
| A trojan priest and his son being strangled by serpents | Lacoon and his sons |
| God of fertility | Dionysus |
| Established around 500 bce | Roman republic |
| Came of age during Hellenistic period | Roman civilization |
| Also known as master builders | Romans |
| One of romans architectural achievement | Coloseum |
| Constructed during the reighn of emperor verpasian | Coloseum |
| Period between the decline of the roman empire and renaissance | Middle ages |
| Period characterized by ignorance and darkness | Middle ages |
| Church was the central figure of this period | Middle ages |
| On this period, aryist valued individual as a subject of arts | Renaissance period |
| Artwork of Michelangelo | David |
| This sculpture is example of humanism | David |
| Product if renaissance period | Mannerism |
| Most artwork is disorted figures | Mannerism |
| Derived from Portuguese term barocco translated as "irregularly shaped pearl" | Baroque |
| Response to protestantism | Baroque |
| Birthplace of Baroque Period | Rome |
| Painting by Titian Located at Venice, Italy | Assumption of the virgin |
| Promotes justice, quality and social order | Romanticism |
| Emphasizes emotions and feelings of man | Romanticism |
| Focuses on the accuracy of details that mirrors reality | Realism |
| Influence by Hellenistic greek culture | Realis |
| Results of both influence and rejection of impressionism | Post impressionism |
| Development individual style that gave emphasis to defining from eith the use of broken colors and shor brush stroke | Post impressionism |
| Response to empirical realism of impressionism | Neo impressionism |
| Painters rely on a systematic and scientific techniques | Neo impressionism |
| Leading figure of neo impressionism | George Seurat |
| His color theories paved the way fir the technique called pointillism | George Seurat |
| Art technique basically utilizes discrete digs | Pointillism |
| Ornamental style of art that break conservative histoticam | Art nouveau |
| Assymetrical line that usually in the form of insect wings | Art nouveau |
| Use vibrant colors by applying straight from the paint tubes directly to the canvas | Fauvism |
| Introduce by pablo Picasso | Cubism |
| Highlight speed, energy, dynamism | Futurism |
| Work on this movement are the fast pace of modern life | Futurism |
| Coined the term futurism | Flippon Tommaso Marinetti |
| Covered a vast and ever changing geopolitical landscape | Ancient china |
| The dominant way of life subscribe by the general public | Confucianism |
| Began in the warring states period | Portraits in chinese art |
| Aims to demonstrate superior control and skill using brush and ink | Calligraphy |
| One of the commonly used items to make decorative ornament (jars and vases) | Porcelain |
| Covers a wide range of art style and media | Japanese art |
| Native religion of japan | Shintoism |
| This religion subscribes to beliefs such as being one with nature | Shintoism |
| Become an integral part of japanese culture | Buddhism |
| Learned toward abstract and naturalistic handling | Japanese style |
| Japanese painting crafted though wood print | Ukiyo - e |
| Represent the first artifact of japanese culture | Ceramics |
| Made from raw materials like clay and pottery stone | Ceramics |
| Features overglaze decoration in harmony with the white porcelain | Kakiemon |
| Perfected by the tea master Se non Rikyu | Tea Ceremony |
| A kind of porcelain once made in town of Saga prefecture | Imari ware |
| Numerous indigenous script | Suyat |
| One of the earliest artforms used by early Filipino people | Pottery |
| Most prominent article found in palawan | Manunggal Jar |
| Use of local cotton, fibers, abaca as raw materials | Weaving |
| Also depicts animals like birds which are representation of their religious beliefs | Woord carvings |
| A design or pattern often rendered or curved in handwood brass, silver and wall painting in arabic geometric figures | Okir |
| Stylized design of mythical bird | Sarimanok |
| Spaniards discovered the Philippines | 16th century |
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