Art 1010

print blocks made by carving directly into the surface of a smooth pice of wood and removing any parts that are not meant to be part of the image.

the oldest form of intaglio printmaking. created by using sharp tools to make a mark on metal surfaces

uses acids to cut the metal plate

tonal areas made by applying powder resin to the plate and then heating it.

images are drawn or painted directly in grease on a flat stone or plate

a stencil is attached to a silk that has been tightly stretched over a wooden frame, then a piece of paper is placed underneath the screen, ink is spread acrossthe screen with a rubber blade or squeegee.

a form of printmaking.

something that grows out a 2D background into a 3D space.

inhabits 3D space in the same way living things do

non-representational organic metal forms that float in space

creates living events that were intended to only last i memory

sculpting that takes place in galleries, museums, or public spaces that take up a lot of space and provides a complete and artistic experience.

the sculpture is built up of flexible material like clay or plaster

when a sculpture is carved out of hard materials like marble or stone

creating a small thing in which the artist intends to replicate into a larger form

when a clay or plaster original is created then a mold of two parts is created. you cut away the wax figure inside then pour molten metal inside of the cast, you take it out of the cast. and tada

when you use things like welding, and random objects to create a work of art

art that combines more than one media

an outgrowth expansion of art that provides an environment but also leaves the gallery and connects with the environment

the guy that came up with kinetic sculpture, or mobiles

it litterally means dark room. the image is takien in then reflected and projected upside down.

the first permanent photographic image

box, lens, shutter, aperture/diaphragm, viewfinder

distant lands captured on film, used to make the distant lands known to the public

photographs that record authentic, unretouched photographs that record important social conditions and politcal events

basically it is taking what really occured, and altering it making it appear non realistic

the imaginative combonation of photographic images using scissors and glue

photomontage done by a computer using numbers and scanners.

type of earth that has the property of becoming moldable

a heated, closed oven

somewhat like a paint but would disintigrate in the hot temperatures of the kiln. it melts and fuzes with the clay

easiest way to make pottery, you simply pinch and shape the clay into the desired shape

you flatten the clay like cookie dough and cut slabs that can be pressed together to create box like shapes

coiling long ropes of clay and forming them into that desired shape then smoothing the sides with your hand.

as the potter's wheel turns, a lump of clay is lifted and shaped by the hand into a vessel

when glass is heated to a molten state and using other materials to shape it

stained glass that was found in the gothic period of time

several types of design, often known as commercial design, found in magazines newspapers, etc.

making things easy to function, easy to understand, and attractive

inegral desing of architecture. not just decorating the inside of a house

the alteration of the earth for pleasure

when we plan a city and what it will be like

the roman catholic church's attempt to combat the protestant reformation. the church supported art that would entertain and rouse the faitful

a meeting that pope paul III made to recomend changes in the church

dark manner

an approach to painting

a smart move that began in england and spread to France and throughout Europe. great scientists and mathematicians stressed rationality over faith

a reaction to rococo art and visual expression of the ideas of the 18th century. characteristics include line, color, and form in clarity.

the reaction to neoclssicism, by rejecting logic and order and looking for inner truth of intuition and passions

an art exhibit that was alternative to the Salon exhibit

a movement that rejected the historical and mythological subjects of academic neoclasssicism

conveys an immediate impression of a place and time of day

seperate expressions of dissatisfaction whit impressionism

type of art where you place small spots of pure color side by side the allows the viewers eye mysteriously mix the two colors

a recreation of feeling

wild beasts in france that ignored perspective and used bright colors oa a source of pleasure

an alternative to linear perspective

a complete rejection of past art

meaningless term for international an art movement during world war I

art that depicts dreams and visions of teh irrational unconcious

an architectural art created by the dutch

american art in the 50's that combined expressionisms's psychological content and teh gestural application of paint

the energetic brushwork of abstract expressionism

an american and english art movement of the 60's that celebrated celebreties and comodities of the time

art that recreates photographs

large scale environmental sculpture outside of a gallery or museum that interacts directly with nature