Exam Flashcards

(65 cards)

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In the contemporary context, if something is presented as _______ it is evaluated as art

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Art

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The 4 criteria we use to analyze art are _________, visual/formal properties, subject matter and context

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Physical properties

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“….in viewing a drawn lime we follow the record of a path of motion, and our viewing involved, on several levels, a trajectory of vision, the movement of our eyes,mans thus of our _________”

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Body

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“Looking is a __________ practice, whether we do it by choice or by compliance”

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Social

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We engage in practices of looking to _____________, to influence, and to be influenced

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Communicate

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_____________ refers to the use of language and images to create meaning about the world around us

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Representation

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The world is not simply reflected back to us through representations that stand in for things by copying their appearance. We _________ the meaning of things through the process of representing them

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Construct

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The denote tie meaning of the image refers to its literal, explicit meaning, the same photograph may ___________ less explicit, more culturally specific associations and meanings

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Connote

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An __________ sign is one in which the sign and the maker of the sign coexisted in the same place at some time. Examples: a footprint, a photograph, an artists mark on a piece of paper

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Indexical sign

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“….the function of art is an extension of the function of the _________ namely the acquisition of knowledge about the world”

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Brain

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The brain is not a mere passive chronicler of external events and (…) perceiving is not therefore something the brain does passively. Rather, the brain is an active participant in ______________ what we see, through which it installs meaning into the many signals that it receives and thus gains knowledge about the world which, of course, it can only do

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Constructing

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The brain……. Is able to discard all the variations in the wavelength-energy composition of the light reflected from a surface and assign a _________________ colour to it

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Constant

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Semir Zeki explains the neurological definition of the term _____________ as follows, “it is not vagueness or uncertainty, but rather certainty, the certainty of different scenarios each one of which has equal validity with the other. There is no correct answer because all answers are correct”

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Ambiguity

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Linear ____________ is a mathematical system in which orthagonals converge on a vanishing point, addressing a single viewer standing at a single, fixed, vantage point

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Perspective

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The forms of seen objects occur in the soul and take shape in the __________

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Imagination

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A concept of bodily inferiority can only emerge if the inside and outside of the body are seen as ____________ and clearly distinguishable from one another

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Separate

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The Renaissance convention for displaying bodies without skin is called

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Body worlds

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That the gendered body is _________ suggests that it has no ontological status apart from the various acts, which constitute it’s reality.

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Performative

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Many aspects of a person _________ change throughout their lifetime

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Identity

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The roles, characteristics and activities that distinguish men from women are not innate but socially _______

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Constructed

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A trams body asks that the wonder of the world _________ it within all of the worlds resplendent glory

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Contains

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Me being the artist that I am is not a part of whatever story or ________ is cast h me largely by white society

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Narrative

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The Canadian art historian ___________ wrote a outs Francois Maleoart de Beaucourt

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Charmaine Nelson

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Having done this, they become both the _______ and interpreters of the artifacts or goods that have survived from that dying culture, artifacts that become rare and therefore valueable

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Owners

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Who created the spirit of haida gwaii
Bill Reid
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Who made portrait of artist as hunter
Kent monkman
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Terry barrett describes the term ____________ as that quality of a depiction which allows the viewer to quickly and easily recognize what it is a picture of
Realism
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Collins English dictionary describes the term __________ as a style of painting and sculpture that seeks to represent the familiar or typical in real life, rather than an idealized, formalized, or romantic interpretation of it
Realism
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Terry Barrett describes Baudrillards concept of the ___________ as
Simulacrum
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.....blindness wasn't a scourge but rather the __________ reward bestowed by Allah
Crowning
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Even if only a wink in time, what the artist represents on the page is not the horse he sees but the _________ of the horse he has just seen
Memory
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MOMA appears unwilling to admi that visual _________ existed outside of Europe
Abstraction
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Who created les demoiselles d'avignon
Pablo Picasso
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Who created white on white
Kazimir Malevich
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Who created impression III(concert)
Wassily Kandinsky
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Who created R.S.V.P
Senga Nengudi
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Colours opposite each other on the colour wheel are called ____________ colours
Complementary
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In picassos works titled glass and bottle of suze and bottle of vieux Marc, glass guitar and newspaper are early examples of an artistic technique called _________
Cubism
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... We were quite aware that the world was becoming very _________ and not exactly reassuring
Strange
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Who drew the moustache and beard on Mona Lisa
Marcel Duchamp
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Any desire to reproduce natural for,s limits ones force and consistency in working out an __________
Expression
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We will glorify ________— the worlds only hygiene
War
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Naturalism was a psychological penetration of the motives of the ________, in whom we saw our mortal enemy
Bourgeois
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While in Zurich people lived in a health resort, chasing after the ladies and longing for nightfall that would. Ring pleasure barges, magic lanterns and music by Verdi, in _________ you never knew where......
Berlin
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I believe in the future transmutation of these two seemingly contradictory states, __________ and reality into a sort of absolute reality, or surreality
Dream
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In a manifesto written in 1924, Andre Breton described the concept of ___________ as "psychic automatism in its pure state.....
Surrealism
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Who created the persistence of memory
Salvador Dali
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A group of artists called the __________ wrote a manifesto titles refus global
Automatists
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Who did danse dans la neige
Francoise Sullivan
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Something is more absurd if it's ________
Repeated
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No matter what form it may finally have it must begin with an _______
Idea
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Who created 4'33"
John cage
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One of the feminist goals is to reintegrate the aesthetic self and the ________- self
Social
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At its most provocative and ___________, feminism questions all the precepts if art as we know it
Constructive
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Renee magritte was part of an art movement called _________
Surrealism
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The painting of a pipe is called ________
The treachery of images
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Semir zeki's concept of neurological _______
Ambiguity
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Who wrote the book of optics
Ibn al-Haytham
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Artemisia _______
Gentileschi
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Carr was depicting First Nations as a dying culture and trying to save aspects of their culture through her painting. Crosby refers to this concept as the __________ paradigm
Salvage
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Hugo ball was part of the _________ movement
Dada
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Andre Breton was part of the _________ movement
Surrealism
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One of Dorothea tanning's paintings
Birthday
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Artwork by mierle laderman ukeles
The social mirror
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Painting that looks like cow prints was made by
Paul-Émile Borduas