Part 2

Question 1

Involves modelling or moulding in three dimension.
- perceived by sense of sigh like painting, sculpture, architecture, etc.

Answer 1

1. PLASTIC ARTS

Question 2

• based on sounds and words like, music, poetry, drama, literature, etc.

Answer 2

2. PHONETIC ARTS

Question 3

• rhythmic movement like the different kinds of dance.

Answer 3

3. KINETIC ARTS

Question 4

• do not involve any guidelines or specific forms

Answer 4

4. PURE ARTS

Question 5

• combination of two or more media.

Answer 5

5. MIXED ARTS

Question 6

Classification of arts

Answer 6

Space arts (visual arts) 2d 3d

Auditory arts
music
dance
opera/theatre

Question 7

• a person, scene, event,, or anything an artist would like to show to his audience.

Answer 7

THE ART SUBJECT

Question 8

• has definite subjects
  natural
  conventional

Answer 8

Represantational

Question 9

• product of imagination

Answer 9

Non-represantational

Question 10

Object depicted in the way they
normally appear.

What you see is what you get.

Answer 10

Realism

Question 11

Magnifies one phase of reality without representational intentions

Answer 11

Abstraction

Question 12

Elongation

Answer 12

Abstraction

Question 13

Foreshortening

Answer 13

Abstraction

Question 14

Distortion

Answer 14

Abstraction

Question 15

Mangling

Answer 15

Abstraction

Question 16

Cubism

Answer 16

Abstraction

Question 17

Combination of realism and distortion

Answer 17

Surrealism

Question 18

It literally means, “killing of the art”

Answer 18

Dadaism

Question 19

the emphasis of subjective feeling rather than on descriptions of the outer world.

Answer 19

Expressionism

Question 20

Distorted form and vivid spontaneous color effects.

Answer 20

Fauvism