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52 Cards in this Set
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3D imaging |
The use of Laser Technology to scan and map every point of a surface in order to create a three-dimensional image that can be viewed from every angle |
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Activist Art |
creating art for the purpose of affecting change |
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Amphitheater |
an open-air venue used for entertainment such as Sports |
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Ancient near East |
The home of early civilizations including Mesopotamia,Syria,and Babylon in the geographic area now known as the Middle East |
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Andesite |
A type of volcanic rock |
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Archaeologist |
a professional who excavates, researches, and interprets the function of artworks from ancient civilizations |
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Architect |
a person trained to plan, design, and oversee the construction of physical structures |
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Architectural elements |
Unique details and parts that make up the whole structural design |
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Architecture |
The Art and Science of designing buildings and other structures |
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Art Collector |
an individual who seeks out art and artifacts to add to a personal collection |
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Art Teacher |
A professional who helps students understand and participate in a world of images and ideas |
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Art Therapy |
a form of therapy that uses the process of making art to improve a person's mental, physical, and emotional well-being |
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Asymmetry |
a lack of equality or balance between certain parts |
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Background |
The part of an artwork that appears to be farthest away from the viewer |
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Benevolent |
Marked by doing good |
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Caissons |
two wheeled vehicles that carried ammunition for large guns |
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Capital |
the top most decorative part of a column |
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Caricature |
an image of a person or thing with certain characteristics exaggerated for emphasis or effect |
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Cartooning |
the art of creating unrealistic or semi-realistic illustrations for humor, satire, or a caricature |
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Cinematographer |
a professional who plans how each scene will be filmed and lit |
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Cityscape |
The visible features of a man-made City, such as buildings, roads, Bridges, etc |
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Colosseum |
a venue for sports entertainment |
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Collection |
a unified group of artworks owned by one organization or individual |
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Conservator |
a person who works to protect artworks and artifacts from damage and decay |
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Costume designer |
directs the planning and creation of the actors wardrobe |
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Culture |
the behaviors, beliefs, and characteristics of a particular group |
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Curation |
The selection and organization of artwork for an exhibit or a collection |
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Curator |
a museum professional who selects the art works for exhibits and decides where they should be displayed |
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Curriculum |
a set of lessons and projects used to teach a subject |
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Depict |
To show visually |
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Depth |
The distance from the top or front of something to the bottom or back |
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Director |
a professional who Bears the most responsibility for the final product and is involved in all aspects or Film Production |
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Dromadary |
A camel |
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Engineering |
the use of scientific and or other knowledge to design a solid structure |
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Environmental Art |
Art that integrates or uses nature and or other ecological themes |
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Exhibit |
a display of specific art or artifacts |
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Factory model of production |
the manufacture of goods in a factory setting; using technology to manufacture Goods in a quick, efficient manner |
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Fashion Designer |
an individual who designs clothing |
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Foreground |
the part of an artwork that appears closest to the viewer |
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Graphic Artists |
creates the storyboard to plan and visualize each scene |
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Icon |
a religious painting that represents a person or an object |
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Illuminated Manuscript |
hand-painted pictures in a book |
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Industry |
the production of goods or services in an economy |
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Infer |
To form an opinion from evidence |
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Ingenuity |
it's the quality of being clever, original, and inventive |
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Installation Art |
three-dimensional artwork design to transform perception of a particular space |
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Kimono |
traditional Japanese robe |
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Landscape |
The visible features of an area of land, such as mountains, Hills, Water,etc. |
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Landscape Architect |
a professional who designs outdoor spaces such as Parks, theme parks, Public Gardens, and golf courses |
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Landscape / City scape artist- |
an artist who depicts the visible features of an area of land or city, often representing a wide view of the area |
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Mass Production |
the manufacture of large quantities of Goods |
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Media |
the material used to create an artwork |
