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13 Cards in this Set
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aesthetics
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-branch of philosophy dealing with art, its sources, forms, and effects.
-goes beyond individual tastes/preferences -critical reflection on art |
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crafts
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-Refers to specific media, including ceramics, glass, jewelry, weaving, and woodworking
-usually making objects rather than images -utilitarian purpose |
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popular art
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-More accessible, inexpensive, entertaining, commercial, political, naive, or colorful than fine art
-In western nation, magazines, comics, tv shows, tattoos, custom cars, graffiti, video games, posters, toys, movies, etc |
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types of style
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Naturalistic,
Representational, Idealized, Classical, Expressive/Expressionist, Surreal, Abstract, Non-‐objective |
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style
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manner of artistic expression characteristic either of an individual artist, of a historic period, or of an entire civilization.
Ex. Rose is rose but styles of representing it is different |
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Naturalistic style
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recognizable imagery that is shown as in nature
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Representational style
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contains entities from world in recognizable form
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Idealized style
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natural imagery is modified, strives for perfection within bounds, values and aesthetics of particular culture
style |
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Classical style
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-art that is orderly, balanced, clear and well proportioned
-describes point in evolution of styles and represents full development of certain style -(with capital C) refers specifically to art made in Greece in 5th C. BCE style |
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Surreal style
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-contains bizarre/fantastic arrangements of images or materials
-taps the workings of the unconscious mind style |
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Non-objective style
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-contains imagery generated by the artist
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Abstract style
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-similar to non-objective in its lack of photographic realism
-imagery may or may not be recognizable style |
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Expressive/expressionist style
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-heightened emotions and sense of urgency/spontaneity
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