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Final Jeopardy Round 1 Round 2 $ $ $ Brancusi Hepworth Calder

Techniques and Materials Art Elements Principles of Design Techniques and Materials Types of Sculpture Art Criticism Vocab Terms Round 2 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 Final Jeopardy $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Scores $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

$100 This element of art refers to how a surface feels or looks like it would feel.

$100 Texture Scores

This element of art refers to something that is three-dimensional. $200 This element of art refers to something that is three-dimensional.

$200 Form Scores

$300 This element of art is defined as the path of a moving point through space.

$300 Line Scores

$400 This element of art refers to any defined, two-dimensional area. They can be organic or geometric.

$400 Shape Scores

The more technical term for color. $500 The more technical term for color.

$500 Hue Scores

$100 This principle of design is another term for pattern; when an element is used again and again.

$100 Repetition Scores

$200 This principle refers to the dominant part of a work that attracts the attention of the viewer; it is the focal point

$200 Emphasis Scores

$300 This principle of design is concerned with equalizing visual forces or elements in an artwork. It can be symmetrical, asymmetrical, or radial.

$300 Balance Scores

Daily Double

This principle creates a visual beat or tempo. $400 This principle creates a visual beat or tempo.

$400 Rhythm Scores

$500 This principle is concerned with size relationships, and can be realistic or exaggerated.

$500 Proportion Scores

$100 This type of sculpture is NOT representative of real world objects. Objects are not recognizable. The sculpture consists of the art elements and principles.

$100 Non-Objective Scores

$200 This type of sculpture is simplified from reality, such as Brancusi’s Bird in Space.

$200 Abstract Scores

$300 This type of sculpture projects from a flat background and is meant to be viewed from one side.

$300 Relief Scores

$400 This type of sculpture moves in space via air currents, water, or mechanically.

$400 Kinetic Scores

$500 This type of sculpture is created for a particular site with the viewer as a participant.

$500 Installation Scores

$100 This subtractive process was used by Michelangelo to make sculptures out of marble.

$100 Carving Scores

List one medium (material) commonly used in casting. $200 List one medium (material) commonly used in casting.

$200 Bronze or Plaster Scores

This additive process can be done with clay or wax. $300 This additive process can be done with clay or wax.

$300 Modeling Scores

$400 This process is often constructed of mixed media. For example, found objects may be glued together.

$400 Assemblage Scores

List the four main techniques used in sculpture. $500 List the four main techniques used in sculpture.

$500 Casting Carving Modeling Assemblage Scores

In this step of art criticism you discuss how the work is composed. $100

$100 Analysis Scores

$200 In this step of art criticism you discuss what is being communicated or expressed in the work (the meaning, idea, mood…).

$200 Interpretation Scores

List all four steps of art criticism in order. $300 List all four steps of art criticism in order.

$300 Describe Analyze Interpret Judge Scores

$400 When judging a work of art you should use three aesthetic theories. Which aesthetic theory looks at how well composed the art work is?

$400 Formalism Scores

$500 When judging a work of art, which aesthetic theory deals with how well the art work expresses emotion or creates a mood?

$500 Emotionalism Scores

This term refers to a small-scale model of your sculpture idea. $100 This term refers to a small-scale model of your sculpture idea.

$100 Maquette Scores

$200 Shapes or forms that move or curve inward are called this. The opposite of convex.

Concavities (concave shapes or forms) $200 Concavities (concave shapes or forms) Scores

This is the framework around which a sculpture may be built. $300 This is the framework around which a sculpture may be built.

$300 Armature Scores

The term for the organization of an art work. $400 The term for the organization of an art work.

$400 Composition Scores

Another term for the material used by an artist to create an art work. $500 Another term for the material used by an artist to create an art work.

$500 Medium. Scores

Sculptures Sculptures Again?! More Vocab Clay More Clay!! Composition Round 1 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Final Jeopardy $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 Scores $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000

Technique to make sculpture by cutting or carving away material. $200 Technique to make sculpture by cutting or carving away material.

$200 Subtractive Scores

Another word for negative space in a sculpture. $400 Another word for negative space in a sculpture.

$400 Void Scores

Name for a sculpture that is made from many materials. $600 Name for a sculpture that is made from many materials.

$600 Mixed Media Scores

The term for the thickness of a piece of wire. $800 The term for the thickness of a piece of wire.

$800 gauge Scores

Art work that conveys meaning or feeling can be called this. $1000 Art work that conveys meaning or feeling can be called this.

$1000 Expressive Scores

Firm clay that holds it shape but is still somewhat workable. $200 Firm clay that holds it shape but is still somewhat workable.

$200 Leatherhard Scores

Daily Double

$400 What you must do to insure that your clay pieces will be joined together correctly.

$400 Slip and score Scores

$600 Dry, unfired clay

Greenware or bone dry clay $600 Greenware or bone dry clay Scores

Clay that has been fired once. $800 Clay that has been fired once.

$800 Bisqueware Scores

The process used to remove air pockets from clay. $1000 The process used to remove air pockets from clay.

$1000 Wedging Scores

$200 Objects made of clay that have been fired and hardened by the high temperature of the kiln.

$200 Ceramics Scores

The process of turning dry but unfired clay back into useable clay. $400 The process of turning dry but unfired clay back into useable clay.

$400 Reclaiming Scores

$600 Decorative material for clay which consists of colored clay; it will not stick to the kiln shelf.

$600 Underglaze Scores

The furnace that fires clay. $800 The furnace that fires clay.

$800 Kiln Scores

Glass-like surface coating and decorative material for clay. $1000 Glass-like surface coating and decorative material for clay.

$1000 Glaze Scores

Element of art that refers to flat surfaces. $200 Element of art that refers to flat surfaces.

$200 Plane Scores

$400 Type of balance in which the two sides are different yet appeared balanced / equalized.

$400 Asymmetrical Balance Scores

Daily Double

Another term for the repetition of textures, colors, shapes, etc. $600 Another term for the repetition of textures, colors, shapes, etc.

$600 Pattern Scores

Combining visual elements of art to create a sense of action. $800 Combining visual elements of art to create a sense of action.

$800 Movement Scores

The lightness or darkness of a color or tone. $1000 The lightness or darkness of a color or tone.

$1000 Value Scores

$200 The sculptural process used to make Michelangelo's David 

$200 Carving Scores

What 2 items are missing from the credit line? $400 What 2 items are missing from the credit line? Rodin The Thinker Bronze and Marble  Paris

$400 Size and Date Scores

$600 This mixed media piece made of found objects uses which sculptural process. Louise Nevelson Sky Cathedral 1958

Assemblage or Construction $600 Assemblage or Construction Scores

Hepworth’s sculpture uses this type of balance. $800 Hepworth’s sculpture uses this type of balance. Barbara Hepworth

$800 Asymetrical Scores

$1000 This is an example of what kind of sculpture AND the name of the artist who created this type of work.

$1000 Mobile (or kinetic) Alexander Calder Scores

The type of balance that is demonstrated in this sculpture. $200 The type of balance that is demonstrated in this sculpture. Diane Simpson

$200 Symmetrical Balance Scores

The dominant art element used in this sculpture. $400 The dominant art element used in this sculpture. Alberto Giacometti

$400 Line Scores

$600 The type of sculpture in which the viewer is a participant. As seen in this example. Cai Guo-Qiang

$600 Installation Scores

The dominant principle of design in this sculpture. $800 The dominant principle of design in this sculpture. Frank Stella, Bandshell (Model), 1999, fiberglass, 12’ x 14’6” x 15”.

$800 Rhythm or Movement Scores

Dominant art element and principle of design seen in this sculpture. $1000 Dominant art element and principle of design seen in this sculpture. Deborah Butterfield

Positive/Negative Space or Line Repetition or Movement $1000 Positive/Negative Space or Line Repetition or Movement Scores

Final Jeopardy Question Scores

What is the difference between sculpture and form?

Sculpture is 3-dimensional art, whereas form is a 3-dimensional art element used to compose an art work. Scores