Art 8 Review Flashcards

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Thai Silk

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-cocoon of Thai Silkworms (eat mulberry leaves) in Khorat (center of silk industry)

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Cambodian Silk

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-used as wrapskirt (sampot) & tapestries (pidan)

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what are the natural dyes used in Cambodian Silk?

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insect nests-red

plants, bark-blue, green, yellow & black

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What is a Krama?

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cotton scarf, used as bandana, hammock & weaponry

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Vietnam’s Golden Thread Silk

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-from Hadong, gold color is to emphasize the aesthetic value of their slik

  • Shantung teffeta
  • Bengaline taffeta
  • Ebony Satin
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Myanmar’s Acheik Fabrics

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  • lun yak yaw acheik “over-hundred-shuttle”

- waves, flowers, birds

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weft and warp

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weft-side 2 side

warp- up & down

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What is a Batik?

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Malayan-Indonesian word meaning “drop”

-geometric & free-form designs

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Batik resist technique

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-use hot wax to prevent absorbing of colors

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Indonesian Batik

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  • ingrained in Javanese culture

- dalang (puppeteer)

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What is the dalang responsible for?

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wayang kulit puppets sold to ladies, blow charcoal thru holes=batik design

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Malaysian Batik

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  • hand/block painted
  • leaves & flowers to avoid idolatry(Islamic Doctrine)
  • larger & simpler shapes
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Singaporean Batik

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since the 12th century

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Brunei Batik

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  • highlights simpur (pitcher plant)

- air muleh (gentle characters)

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Southeast Asian Crafts, Accessories & Everyday Objects

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-

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Thai Flying Sky Lantern (wish/sky lanterns)

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-Phuket; make a wish
-made from rice paper w/ bamboo frame, fuel cell/candle
+Yi Peng Festival
+sold at night

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Malaysian Wau “waw” Kite

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  • used as scarecrow & to lull children to sleep

- Pasir Gudang World Kite Festival; sport

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TYPES of Wau Kite

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Wau Bulan, WauJala Budi, Wau Kuching, Wau Barat, Wau Merak

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Wau Bulan

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-cresent shape, national symbol

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Wau Jala Budi

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“woman kite”

Jala: meaning net (tail)

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Wau Kuching

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-cat kite

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Wau Barat

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“Early morning Kite”

-stays up longer in lighter winds, not bound to traditional designs

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Wau Merak

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“peacock kite”
-tail w/ lower sail
@Sulawesi, indonesia

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Handicrafts of Cambodia & Laos

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for daily use(jars, baskets..)

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Sa paper

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sa-made from bark of mulberrry tree

  • for calligraphy, temple deco, fans, umbrellas, kites
  • revived in Luang Prabang, Northern Laos
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Vietnam Silk Painting (Tranh Lua)

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-French-influenced, landscapes that show harmony w/ nature

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Nguyen Phan Chanh

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Vietnam University of Fine Arts

-Ho Chi Minh Prize

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Indonesian Wayang Kulit

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wayang-to show/perform
kulit-skin (leather used)
bayang+shadow
the best are made of young female buffalo parchment (10 yrs to make)
from Javanese Hindu-Buddhist tradition
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Songkok of Brunei

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  • peci/kopiah

- worn by Muslims on occasions

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Kinds of Headgears of Muslims

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Dastar-tied around the head
Songkok- cap of velvet
Tngkolok/Serban-turban @ West ASia

31
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Review: What is a sculpture?

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artwork made by modelling, carving, joining materials, clay, wood, stone, metal…

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Southeast Asian Architecture & Sculptures

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33
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Cambodia stone carving

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@Angkor Wat-small statues, magnificent carvings

  • contribute to tourism industry
  • Bayon Temple
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Laos-varied media

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gold, silver, bronze…
Phra Say/ Sai-statue made from gold; renowned
Phra Bang- gold-cast; believed to have Buddha relics

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Thailand gold & bronze sculptures

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in streets, markets, malls..
wood, stone, clay, metals
+Altar of the Holy redeemer Parish, Bangkok City
+sculpture @ Suvarnabhumi airport

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Vietnam

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influenced by Taoism, Buddhism & Confucianism fr India and China
+Stone Lion
+Tomb of Khai Dinh

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Indonesia-stone, bronze & iron

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-depict ancestors, deities, animals
-pre-Hindu Buddhist &pre-Islamic
+dayak wooden Mask
+Asmat wooden sculpture….

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Jepara

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elaborately carvedwooden furniture, folding screens & wedding throne w/ bg (pelamingebyok)

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Malaysian relief sculpting

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+Ukiranhalus/fine carving

+Ukirankasar/rough carving

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Ukiranhalus/fine carving

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use keris hilts (short dagger) to create headboards, cupboard tops

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Ukirankasar/ rough carving

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carving larger objects-pillars, furniture, windows

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Singapore merlion

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  • distinct image 4 Singapore; based of folklores

- design by Alec Fraser Brunner, built by Lim Nangseng

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What is the Singaporean Merlion made of?

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cement fondue, red teacups(for the eyes), porcelain-plate skin

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Brunei bronze& silver sculpture

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-functional sculptures
-lamps, jars
+ASEAN park; “World of ASEAN”

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East Asian Paintings & Printmakings

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46
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Chinese paintings

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-have a muted palette, started from prehistoric humans

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Calligraphy

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ornamental writing, “art of beautiful handwriting”

-ink, paint… on paper/silk, a big aspect of refining the whole person

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components of Chinese paintings

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nature, heaven, human

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what is Tianren Heyi?

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harmony between nature and man;

came from Wang Hui “Four Fangs”, known for brush strokes

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Chinese landscapes

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combine painting and writing; influenced by Taoism, Confucianism & Buddhism

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6 Principles/Canons of Painting

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by Xie He, from record of Classification of Old Paintings

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1.) Spirit Resonance

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vitality, the energy of the painting

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2.) Bone Method

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way of using the brush

54
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3.) Correspondence to the object

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-depiction of form

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4.) Suitability to Type

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application of color

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5.) Division & planning

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space & depth

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6.) Transmission by copying

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copying the model

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Korean Paintings

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influenced by Chinese paintings until Joseon Dynasty

-landscapes, facial textures, Buddhist themes, celestial observation

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  1. landscape paintings
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also usually have muted palette

60
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  1. Minhwa
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-traditional folk paintings

61
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  1. 4 gracious plants/gentlemen,noble ones
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Chrysanthemum-autumn, productivity
Bamboo-integrity & winter
Orchid- refinement & summer
Plum Blossom- courage & spring

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Japanese Printmaking

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woodblock printing-text, images, patterns at East Asia; exhibit everyday life& narrative scenes

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Ando Hiroshige

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created rhythm & movement w/ swirling lines

+Ukiyo-e “pictures of floating world”

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Printmaking kinds

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Relief print-raised carvings on a block

Intanglio print- scratched into metal plate

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East Asian Crafts, Body Ornamentations & Accessories

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66
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Chinese Peking Opera Face Painting

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  • part of theatrical and festival presentations

- produces repertoires, opera troupes, artists…

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What does the Peking Opera emphasize?

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  1. singing
  2. dialogue
  3. dancing
  4. martial arts
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What does the Peking Opera emphasize?

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  1. singing
  2. dialogue
  3. dancing
  4. martial arts
69
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Jingju Lianpu

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painting the face w/ different colors that indicate feelings/clues about character (can be on mask)

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Kabuki Face Painting

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aka kesho

  • explains the performers’ role thru facial features
  • smudged to soften (Mukimi-guma) or Suji-guma (more complex)
  • only for boys
  • villains have kumadori makeup w/perfume
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Korean masks

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Tal/ Ta’l; part of intricate dances, dramas, rites (kept in temples, revered w/ offerings)

  • eyes & mouth can be moved
  • black fabric is drapes from top of head over wearer