2) In which century did drawing come into it's own as an art form? 4) This medium is used to violate the integrity of the painted surface.

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1 Name: Houston Community College Art Appreciation, Fall 2012 Exam 3 Instructor: Christine Cook Choose the best answer for the following questions 1) This process is printed off the carved surface, with incised lines on a plate, and then wiped clean. a) Intaglio b) Engraving c) None of the Above d) Relief 2) In which century did drawing come into it's own as an art form? a) 13 th Century b) 14 th Century c) 15 th Century d) All of the above 3) These are large out door environments. a) Performance b) Earthworks c) Installation d) Happenings 4) This medium is used to violate the integrity of the painted surface. a) Fresco b) Gouache c) Acrylic d) Mixed Media 5) This process uses a flat printing surface. a) All of the Above b) Engraving c) Intaglio d) Planographic 6) Which of the following was an early photographic process? a) Calotype b) Photogenic Drawing c) Daguerreotype d) All of the above

2 7) This art form came into own, as more than a mechanical skill, during the Middle Ages. a) Painting b) Sculpture c) Architecture d) Photography 8) This medium was used for illustrations in books. a) Painting b) Printmaking c) Sculpture d) Three dimensional arts 9) This type of sculpture allows for mass production. a) Modeling b) Carving c) Casting d) Assemblage 10) Cartoon is an Italian word, which means which of the following. a) Figure b) Paper c) Drawing d) All of the above 11) This type of painting uses pigment mixed with hot wax. a) Fresco b) Encaustic c) Tempera d) Oil 12) This movement has clean geometric lines and is not concerned with functionality. a) Art Nouveau b) Bauhaus c) Art Deco d) Contemporary Design 13) This art was primarily used for studies. a) Photography b) Sculpture c) Drawing d) Painting

3 14) No single art has changed the way we perceive the world around us like this medium. a) Painting b) Arts and Crafts c) Photography d) Drawing 15) Drawing can be which of the following? a) All of the Above b) Basic form of representation c) illustration of what is happening d) Record of the artist's hand 16) Which of the following are types of drawing? a) Both A and B b) Dry Point c) Wet Point d) Graphite 17) Which of the following is a relief process? a) Woodcut b) All of the Above c) Wood engraving d) Linocut 18) Engraving, Etching, Drypoint and Aquatint are which the following printmaking process? a) Relief b) Intaglio c) Planographic d) None of the above Choose whether the statement is truth or false. 19) The Bauhaus was a school and a design style. 20) "Primavera" is an oil painting that was created by Botticelli.

4 21) Video does not exploit immediacy. 22) Oil paints allows for continuous and subtle tones 23) Mixed media allowed artists to extend the space of the artwork. 24) Photographs are not an abstract form of reality. 25) Sculpture can be both additive and subtractive. 26) Installation introduces materials into a space to transform your experience. 27) Collage uses pieces of fabric, printed material and natural matter to violate the integrity of the picture plane. 28) Printmaking ended the tradition of a shared visual culture 29) Drawing was used to tell histories and stories

5 30) Tempera paint is created using egg yolks. 31) Film is an extension of photography. 32) Arts and Crafts movements focuses on handmade crafts. Write a short statement in response to the following questions. 33) How do each of the design movements influence each other? 34) The drawing medium, gives drawing a three-dimensional quality. 35) How do Kara Walkers installations use sculptural elements?

6 36) What aspect of life does design effect? 37) How does editing affect the final outcome of a film? 38) How does Robert Rauschenberg s Monogram violate the painted surface? 39) Discuss how sculpture in the round differs from relief sculpture. 40) What were happening? How did they influence forms of art today?

7 Match the terms with their definitions. 41) Collage 42) Tempera Paint 43) Happenings 44) Wet Point 45) Metal Point 46) Design 47) Camera 48) Monograph 49) Flashbacks 50) Editing a. Wet drawing utensils. b. The ability to make consumable objects appealing. c. A stylus and lead white mixed with gum water. d. An image created on a plate with ink, one of a kind. e. Combination of water, pigment and egg yolks. f. Light tight box. g. Frames cut to narrative episodes that took place in the past. h. Assemblage of events performed in more than on time and place. i. Pasting of fragments of printed matter, fabric and natural material on to the canvas or panel. j. The process of arranging the sequence of film after it has been shot.