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Art Theories and Functions Explained

The document provides definitions and examples for various art terms related to elements of art such as line, color, texture, as well as artistic styles, functions of art, and theories such as imitationalism. True/false and multiple choice questions are included to test the understanding of these concepts.

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Art Theories and Functions Explained

The document provides definitions and examples for various art terms related to elements of art such as line, color, texture, as well as artistic styles, functions of art, and theories such as imitationalism. True/false and multiple choice questions are included to test the understanding of these concepts.

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1.

Is a theory of art that gives prominence on judging artworks to see how it really looks
Imitationalism

2. the Parthenon, a Greek temple to the mythic god Zeus, was built in the fourth century BCE in Athens
false

3. free form and organic


geometric in nature
asymmetrical, symmetrical

4. aesthetic experience
artistic experience
Consumer of Art, Creator of Art

5. if it’s not a reflection of something that actually exist, then it’s not art.
True

6. this element of art as a material relates to the physical, emotional or psychological duration of an
event or experience in art.
Time

7. according to Aristotle, reality exists beyond our physical world.


False

8. Tolstoy considered art as an aid to philosophy in revealing truth.


False

9. “trompe l’oeil” means


fool the eye, fool the eyes

10. this approach involves visual arts such as drawing to work with your emotions and thoughts.
Art Therapy

11. the following are examples of Social function of art EXCEPT


Expressive Art

12. SELECT THE THREEEXAMPLES OF LINE. SELECT ONE WRONG ANSWER WILL BE 0
Autographic, Analytical, Erratic

13. tones are ___,___ and___ and can be described as a range in terms of key or value.
black, white, gray

14. this distinguished by the amount of shading mixed with the hue.
Brightness

15. Leonardo Da Vinci’s Las supper is an example of


Spiritual Art
16. all the things in __ are just copy or imitation from the___
The republic, Republic, world of forms, the world of forms

17. Aristotelian worldview, art serves two purpose:


first, art allows for the ___ of ___.
Second, art also has an ability to be __ and ___ its audience things about life.
experience, pleasure, instructive, teach

18. social function performs art as the following EXCEPT:


Have opportunities to be creative and imaginative

19. ___ artist focus on mimicking and representing real life.


Imitationalist

20. SELECT THREE TERMS OF COLOUR.


Complementary, Arbitrary, Polychromatic

21. this element of art can be felt or observed.


Texture

22. the republic, particularly paints a picture of artist as imitators and art as mere imitation
True

23. complementary colour schemes


Red -___
____- yellow
Green, Purple

24. communicates life experiences, emotions, or feelings of an individual.


Personal Functions of Art

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