Topic 4

Question 1

is what will keep man relevant and irreplaceable in the age of technology.

Answer 1

IMAGINATION

Question 2

Man is given an avenue to better understand the world in which he lives through engagement in

Answer 2

art and culture

Question 3

First artists

Answer 3

cavemen- “representation”

Question 4

also referred to as - craftsmen

Answer 4

ARTISAN

Question 5

in the Medieval period (13th to 15 ^ (th) cent) towns had formalized groups of artisans who took on a particular specialization or trade: textiles and glass workers, carpenters, carvers, masons, armorers, and weaponmakers, etc.

Answer 5

ARTISAN

Question 6

Master artisans hire ____. This was a way of transferring knowledge and skills.

Answer 6

apprentices

Question 6

commit to a particular trade, developing immense skill and expertise in his craft. They form guilds and sometimes produce manuals.

Answer 6

ARTISAN

Question 7

In the Philippines, artisans were employed by _____ to copy religious images to propagate the faith.

Answer 7

Friars

Question 8

Each locality had a characterizing style or feature in the way depictions were made.
_______ ushered in pivotal changes:

Answer 8

Renaissance

Question 9

is a member of a religious order who dedicates his life to poverty, chastity, obedience, and service, often in the broader community.

Answer 9

Friars

Question 10

Aristonothos krater

Answer 10

aristonothos made

Question 10

Renaissance ushered in pivotal changes:

Answer 10

The shift from craftsmen to independent artists.
The growing support for non-religious art.
The emphasis on thinking, personal choice, and individuality.

Question 11

Sophilos Dino

Answer 11

Sophilos made

Question 12

Pieta, Michelangelo

Answer 12

Michelangelo Buonarotti made this

Question 13

negotiations with patrons took place

Answer 13

Studiolo

Question 14

actual work took place

Answer 14

Bottega

Question 15

became popular, as it not only supported the production of art, but also the discourse around it.

Answer 15

Art salons and academies

Question 16

were highlighted as integral aspects of art engagement.

Answer 16

Criticism and analysis

Question 16

Skilled worker who employs skill, talent and experience in creating functional objects such as weavers, carpenters, potters

Answer 16

ARTISAN

Question 16

Focuses on UTILITY with aesthetics

Answer 16

ARTISAN

Question 17

Performs creative art, products are visually pleasing, for the enjoyment/appreciation of the viewer with no apparent functional value

Answer 17

ARTIST

Question 18

Focuses on AESTHETICS and CREATIVITY

Answer 18

ARTIST

Question 18

are expected to have the ability to research, write and make layout decisions for the display and hang of materials for exhibition.

Answer 18

Curator

Question 19

The role of the curator is more in the interpretation and development of the artwork(s) of the collection(s) through establishing the significance, relationship and relevance of these materials

Answer 19

Curator

Question 20

Those who initially assess and survey the artwork that collectors are interested in. They oversee the sale on behalf of the collector.

Answer 20

Buyers

Question 21

Arbiters of taste; a key player in making or breaking an artist’s career or shape the course of a museum’s collection.

Answer 21

COLLECTORS

Question 22

Those whose direct hand is in the distribution and circulation of the artworks through direct sales, galleries or auction houses.

Answer 22

ART DEALERS

Question 23

Artist in focus

Answer 23

Apo Whang Od

Question 24

is a renowned Filipina tattoo artist from Buscalan, Kalinga, in the northern Philippines. She is the last and oldest mambabatok, a traditional tattoo artist of the Kalinga people. Whang-Od uses ancient techniques, hand-tapping ink into the skin with tools made from natural materials like bamboo, pomelo thorns, and soot.

Answer 24

Maria Oggay