FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT ART HCC EXAM

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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT ART HCC EXAM

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Question 1: environment sculptures

Answer:

a sculptural space that is large enough for the viewer to move around in it

Question 2: three main ways to build ceramics

Answer:

slab construction coiling throwing

Question 3: zone system

Answer:

framework for understanding exposures in photography developed by Ansel Adams, a photographic gray scale

Question 4: encaustic

Answer:

painting is made by combining pigment with a binder of hot wax, and it is one of the oldest painting media.

Question 5: period where the view of art changed from a craft lesser than other arts

Answer:

Renaissance

Question 6: slab construction

Answer:

rolled out like a pie crust and shaped by hand

Question 7: etching

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metal plate is first coated with an acid resistant substance called a ground, then the ground is drawn upon, then the drawn plate is set in acid removing the ground from the drawn areas

Question 8: binders

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dry drawing media consist of color agents which are mixed with this to hold them together

Question 9: Relief

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refers to the process of printmaking where the image to be printed is raised off the background in reverse i.e. rubber stamps

Question 10: registration

Answer:

series of different blocks, one for each different color

Question 11: components of painting

Answer:

binder pigment ground

Question 12: what was eh earliest printmaking technique used in the West

Answer:

woodcut

Question 13: throwing on a potter's wheel

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when a piece of clay (with no air bubbles in it) is placed on a spinning wheel and shaped by hands

Question 14: shell system

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one basic material provides the inside support as well as the outside covering

Question 15: the material most often used for casting is

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bronze

Question 16: glass blowing

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pipe is dipped in molten glass, and the glass blower blows through the pipe to create a bubble inside, the hot glass is then formed and cut to create a hollow shape

Question 17: embroidery

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done with needlework

Question 18: daguerrerotypes

Answer:

image can not be reproduced,

Question 19: binder in encaustic painting

Answer:

wax

Question 20: round arch

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perfected by the romans, supports itself with the weight of the whole being transferred downwards to the posts

Question 21: truss

Answer:

strongest piece of construction, one of the most rigid structural forms in architecture, because of its rigidity can span much wider areas than a single wooden beam Question 22: how does assemblage primarily differ from other sculptural processes

Answer:

it utilizes found objects

Question 23: embossing

Answer:

hammer metal from the front side, usually done in combination with repousse, create deep and detailed designs

Question 24: notre dame cathedral is an example of what type of architecture

Answer:

gothic

Question 25: repousse

Answer:

hammering from the reverse side

Question 26: serigraphy

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the image is transferred to paper by forcing ink through a mesh; areas that are not meant to be printed are blocked out.

Question 27: when did color photography become widely available

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introduced in the 1950's to 60's but not made available until 1970's

Question 28: acrylic paint

Answer:

paint uses pigments suspended in water mixed with a plastic resin, which forms a quick-drying, and in-organic paint.