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Question Answered step-by-step Watch the Element of Line: (1-3)… Watch the Element of Line: (1-3)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTnnHYDco9g ______1. What is a line? a) the path of a moving point through space c) distance between two points b) something longer than it is wide d) ‘a,’ ‘b’ and ‘c’ ______2. What sort of line can have a restful, calming effect?a) diagonal b) horizontal c) vertical ______3. The weight of a line refers to its thickness. A thin line feels:a) bold, aggressive, angry b) delicate and graceful Watch the Element of Shape: (4-7)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsgT7j2-IiE ______4. Which shape according to the video is meant to convey a sense of completion, wholeness and the eternal?a) circle b) rectangle c) square d) triangle ______5. Which shape ‘signals human design?’a) circle b) rectangle c) square d) triangle Watch the Element of Color:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH1kZeFOO70 ______6. Color is typically thought of in what shape?a) circle (wheel) b) triangle c) rectangle ______7. What grouping of colors are thought to be more aggressive, making them a great choice for signage and logos?a) Primary colors (red, yellow, blue) b) Warm colors (red, orange, and yellow) Watch the Principles of Design: (8-12)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1npitnxdQsthen ______8. What is Emphasis?a) an accentuation of importance c) an arrangement forming a straight lineb) Distribution of equal weight d) Harmonious arrangement of elements ______9. What is Pattern?a) Lightness or darkness of a given objectb) An orderly repetition of an objectc) Refers to 3D objects – objects having height, width and depth Read the Vincent van Gogh pdf ______ 10. Similar to other artists of the time, Vincent takes an interest in what non-Western art form in the 1880s? a) African sculpture b) Chinese handscrolls c) Japanese prints ______ 11. What aspect of The Bedroom (1888) does Vincent tell his brother is the most significant part of his painting?a) the abstract shapes b) the color c) the details d) the lines ______12. Although Vincent paints some 800 paintings in 8 years, we don’t know exactly how many sold during his lifetime. Who supports him emotionally and financially throughout his entire artistic career?a) His brother, Theo van Gogh b) His parents, Anna Carbentus van Gogh and Theodorus van Gogh Watch the short 2 minute video on Vincent’s composition from the Van Gogh Museum:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boxyIJrNxRg&pp=QAA%3D ______ 13. According to the video, Japanese prints inspired Vincent to use what? a) bright flat, areas of color d) bold contour lines (outlines) b) prominent diagonals e) cropping the edges of the picture c) telescoped spaces f) high or absent horizon lines g) all of these Watch about the first 20 minutes of Loving Vincent (2017) giving the story of Vincent’s life: ______14. Loving Vincent is the first what?a) Film about Vincent van Gogh b) Fully painted feature film c) Film to use flashbacks to create non-linear narrative ______15. Which artist joins Vincent in the Yellow House at Arles?a) Émile Bernard b) Paul Gauguin c) Armand Roulin d) Georges Seurat ______16. Who is the main character in the film?a) Émile Bernard b) Paul Gauguin c) Armand Roulin d) Georges Seurat ______17. What is the main character asked to do, what is the main action / plot of the film?a) Deliver a letter b) Paint a masterpiece c) Save the Multiverse Watch the Art Assignment about Tschabalala Self: (18-20)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mGC_zxcp5k ______18. Tschabalala Self’s creative process starts with which of the following:a) A simple line drawingb) Building the bodies and facesc) Choosing different materials that have the ability to go through the sewing machine ______19. What is the reference point for her works?a) How she imagines something might feelb) How something actually looks ______20. What is the main subject of her work?a) Black female body in contemporary culture b) Search for a new ‘modern’ art through experimentation with color History Ancient History VISUAL ART ART 101 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
