2Nd Set Of Fine Arts

Front 1

we perceive this as a surface with density. It must have Mass, Density, Takes up space, Weight, Thickness

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Sculpture

Front 2

the subject of a sculpture is what?

Back 2

Density of Sensa

Front 3

Sculptures appeal to the sense of what?

Back 3

touch

Front 4

Sculptors sometimes put what in thier work to reveal its three-dimensional quality

Back 4

Holes

Front 5

a successful sculpture appears to be in the same WHAT as the veiwer?

Back 5

Space

Front 6

the "feeling" of a material, such as rough, smooth, hard, or soft.

Back 6

Texture

Front 7

Abstract sculptures reveals ____________ of objects and events

Back 7

essential qualities

Front 8

An example of an abstract sculpture by Jean Arp

Back 8

Growth

Front 9

A technique of sculpture where pre-formed pieces are attached as by welding

Back 9

Assemblage

Front 10

a technique of sculture used on non-malleable or hard materials, such as wood or stone

Back 10

Carving

Front 11

a technique of sculpture where molten (liquid) metal is poured into a mold to form an object. THis is usually not done by the sculptor

Back 11

Casting

Front 12

grooves or lines are cut into the surface, which remains clearly perceptible.

Back 12

Sunken Relief Sculpture

Front 13

certian grooves and lines create a shadow effect, which suggest which three things?

Back 13

Mass, Weight, and Density

Front 14

the deeper the carving, the more ______, _______, and _______.

Back 14

mass, weight, and density

Front 15

a flat surface is used as the basic organizing plane, with no clear distinctions between the depths and the projections

Back 15

Surface Relief Scultpture

Front 16

the design on both sides of a coin is an ex of what?

Back 16

Surface Relief Sculpture

Front 17

the design projects relativly slightly from the background plane.

Back 17

Low-Relief Sculpture

Front 18

the design projects relatively largely from the background plane.

Back 18

High-relief

Front 19

it is free from the background plane, and this leads us to wnat to see it from all sides

Back 19

Sculpture in the round

Front 20

the Pieta by Michelangelo is an ex of what?

Back 20

a Sculpture in the Round

Front 21

a natural figure is made more beautiful

Back 21

Idealized Sculpture

Front 22

reveals the machine and or its power

Back 22

Machine Sculpture

Front 23

machines can be __________, ____________, _____________, ____________?

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dangerous, impossibly complex, destructive, and whimsical.

Front 24

the technique of building up a sculpture piece by piece with some plastic or malleable material, such as soft wax or wet plaster or wet clay

Back 24

Modeling

Front 25

respects the products of technology as wells as its materials, such as a toy radio made of foam rubber and bright red vinyl used in a recreation room.

Back 25

Pop Sculpture

Front 26

the optimal or best position that gives us the best perception os a work of art

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Privileged Position

Front 27

a man-made object is used as a major part or totality of the sculpture

Back 27

Ready-made Sculpture

Front 28

sculpture where only the base and the stand were the only thing made by the sculptor

Back 28

Shovel

Front 29

emphasizes spatial relationship but de-emphasizes the materiality (characteristics) of its material.

Back 29

Space Sculpture

Front 30

stainless steel:
light, airy, fluid and soft

Back 30

Brussels Construction

Front 31

a design in the earth, where earth is the medium, site and subject matter

Back 31

earth sculpture

Front 32

revealing the special qualities of a medium by knowledge, love and respect for the material

Back 32

Truth to Materials

Front 33

the wood is grooved, ridiged, and carved with great expertise

Back 33

Maternity Group Figure

Front 34

Separate inner and outer spcae in such a way that both become more fully perceptible and interesting

Back 34

Architects

Front 35

this is the material of the architect, who carves an inner from an outer space

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space

Front 36

they must be trained in engineering

Back 36

Architects

Front 37

to an architect, space is ______ or _______, not empty

Back 37

sensory or perceptible

Front 38

is an essential part of the subject matter of a building

Back 38

architetual Function

Front 39

includes having sufficient and easily accessible space to allow people to perform thier mission
Such as: sufficient parking, mide elevators, spacious hallways

Back 39

Architetual Function

Front 40

the Three Architectural Spatial Requirments

Back 40

Technical(has a strong enough floor to support the weight of a grand piano)
Reveletory (gives one standing in the hall an awesome feeling)
Functional (is spacious enough to accomnodate large gatherings.

Front 41

a prijecting beam or structure supported at only one end, which is anchored to a pier or wall

Back 41

Cantilever

Front 42

this technique is made possible by the use of reinforced concrete

Back 42

Kaufman house

Front 43

An American Architect that created: Kalita Humphrey's Theatre, Gillin Residence, Kaufman House, and Guggenheim Museum

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Frank Lloyed Wright

Front 44

the arrangment of things around some paramount thing- the place at which the other things seem to converge

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Centered Space

Front 45

a site, either natural or man-made, that draws us in.
ex: a winding walkway that leads to the front door of a house.

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Centered Space

Front 46

uses the earth as a platform with the sky as the background, accents neither the earth or the sky, has flat roofs

Back 46

Earth-resting Architecture

Front 47

Farnswaroth Residence is an ex of what?

Back 47

Earth-resting Architecture

Front 48

"rules over" the earth with a sense of power and aggression.
Ex: Palazzo Farnese

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Earth-dominating Architecture

Front 49

reveals natural materials, often from the local site, has a balance of horizontal and vertical lines

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Earth-rooted architecture

Front 50

the Athenian Acropolis and the Kaufman House are ex of what?

Back 50

Earth-rooted Architecture

Front 51

uses the earth as a platform, draws attention to the sky

Back 51

Sky-oriented Architecture

Front 52

Rackerfeller center is an example of what?

Back 52

sky-oriented Architecture

Front 53

chinese-american architect that created Morton H. Meyerson Symphony center, and the East wing of the National Gallery of art in Washigton D.C, Dallas City Hall, Allied Bank in downtown Dallas

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I.M. Pei

Front 54

part of an architect's subject matter: picture windows, large garages, spacious rooms, private balaconies

Back 54

Values of society

Front 55

to overspread with light, intergrates or brings together inner and outer space
ex: skylights, clerestories

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Suffusion of light

Front 56

decisions taken by the government to make city life more enjoyable.
ex: Restricting parking, eliminating private transportation, zoned areas for factories, offices and residences.

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Urban Planning