2. The bottom line of the staff is line number
(1 Point)

what are Two notes played together called?
interval
harmonic interval
melodic interval

The notations of dynamics that apply to an individual tone,
such as p, mp, and f, also may apply to a section of music.
Changes in dynamics may be abrupt, gradual, wide, or small
. A
series of symbols also governs this aspect of music.
True or false?

An embroidered cloth showing men on horseback during the Battle of Hastings.
For the above visual narration, provide its title, medium, and both its historical and practical significance

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‘Fine art’ is a kind of art that uses a lot of skill or thought. Do you think digital art could be a kind of ‘fine art’? Why or why not?

The Renaissance begins when Cosimo de Medici and his friends search Europe for ____________. Simply reading pagan authors like Socrates and Plato was punishable by excommunication from the church

What is it called when artists look to other cultures for inspiriation?



ANSWER: This tendency to look to other cultures for artistic inspiration is called exoticism (or Orientalism).

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Create a 3-stanza rap as if we were to have a cabinet battle today.

Subject is:In-Person Learning or At Home Learning

but i chose at home 12 sentences

Which of these was one of the beliefs of the ancient Egyptians?

what happens when cultures mix into a visual masterpiece?​

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What is the function of the trombone slide?

Helppp
Select the correct answer.

Which of these developments took place recently with an aim to bring back the
popularity of radio?

Ο Α.
FM radios were introduced to listeners.
OB.
International radios were introduced to listeners.
Ос.
AM radios were introduced to listeners.
OD
Satellite radios were introduced to listeners.

Where was willie when lyddie stopped to see him?

A celebrity testimonial is an example of a fact.
a. True
b. False

Pablo Picasso
Pablo Picasso was a famous Spanish artist. To most, he is known simply as “Picasso.” He was born on October 25th, 1881, and died on April 8, 1973. Pablo’s father was a drawing teacher, and he encouraged his son’s artistic ability. When Pablo was ten years old, the family moved to Barcelona, Spain, where Pablo took an exam to enter a famous and prestigious art school, called La Llonga. The exam was supposed to take one month, but Pablo finished it in one day! He later moved to Paris, where was worked as an artist creating and exhibiting his drawings. During this time, he created his famous “Blue Period” works. They were called this because of their devotion to the color, and because they were quite somber in nature. In 1907, Picasso painted “Les Demoiselles d’Avignon,” which is known to have been the first painting in the “modern art” movement. Artists from all over the world travelled to see this painting. Picasso created cubism, with a colleague named George Braque In the 1920s, Picasso continued his work by creating theatre sets. His work during this period was considered neo-classical, modern, surreal, and cubist. In 1937, there was a terrible bombing in a small Spanish town called Guernica. Picasso reacted by creating one of his most famous murals, a masterpiece named after the town of Guernica. Picasso then moved on to print making and lithography. He was never content to use a medium the way it was traditionally used, and came up with many inventive new ways to create art. He worked on etchings, engravings, and worked on many other techniques. Just before his 87th birthday, he completed a series called the “347 Series,” in which he created three hundred and forty seven pieces of etching and engraving work – between March and October! One of the most interesting things about Picasso is that he was the first artist to be famous during his own lifetime. He was quite a celebrity, and is considered one of the most important artists of the twentieth century.

Read the excerpt from "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud."


The waves beside them danced; but they

Out-did the sparkling waves in glee:

A poet could not but be gay,

In such a jocund company:

I gazed—and gazed—but little thought

What wealth the show to me had brought:


For oft, when on my couch I lie

In vacant or in pensive mood,

They flash upon that inward eye

Which is the bliss of solitude;

And then my heart with pleasure fills,

And dances with the daffodils.


Which statements are correct? Select 3 options.

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What did the New Negro Movement encourage artists to do?
a.
integrate their history with contemporary themes
b.
seek their artistic roots in traditional African art
c.
use color to express the pain and suffering of slavery
d.
turn away from the pain of the past and embrace European culture

what makes use of a flat-topped piece of equipment to quickly cook food products.

New car very noisy
Come through and it's roarin'
Yeah, yeah
You know how I'm coming
You know how I'm coming
Bend her over, then I murk her
Call Gunna if you want you a Birkin
"Oh, Baby, you be lyin' in your verses
I be hearin', say you buyin' 'em purses"
I can't even lie, you ain't my type
You ain't even all that fine in person
I can guarantee you if you my kind
She got every bag you can imagine
Big house, I can really be braggin'
Hundred thousand in my mouth like, "What's happenin'?"

You see a lot of logo designs in everyday life. Which logo do you think is the best and why? Give reasons for your answer. Discuss the design characteristics used by the designer to create the logo.

Based off of personal opinions, which French artist was the best? Renoir, Chagall, Henri Matisse, or Claude Monet? I want your opinions!!

willendorf elements and principle used​

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1. This is the process of figuring out the meaning of an artwork.
-principles of design
-critique
-elements of art
-interpretation

2. This term describes the standards that are used to judge something.
-criteria
-animation
-abstract
-perspective

3. These ideas connect you to different cultures.
-first impressions
-elements of art
-cultural associations
-shared interests

4. This term describes the act of protecting something and making sure it stays in its best condition.
-portrait
-preserve
-present
-gallery

5.This term can describe a person's beliefs, music, food, artwork, clothing style, and language.
assumptions
culture
associations
images

6.What term describes the glass effect Tiffany was using in his factory to make vases with golden flecks and black areas.
-tornado glass effect
-honey bee glass effect
-sunshine glass effect
-volcanic glass effect

7.When comparing interpretations with another person, what should you use to explain your thoughts?
evidence from your life
what you heard another person say
the artist statement
research from the Internet

8. When people share _____, it helps to create culture.
gender
shoe size
experiences
hair color

9. Where would you see examples of the art nouveau movement? Select all that apply.
household items
paintings
illustrations
light art installations

10. Which structure would be considered a part of the art nouveau movement?
-Grand french colonial art nouveau style door
-Multi-story adobe buildings from Taos Pueblo in New Mexico where Indigenous people are still living after over a thousand years
-Supreme Court Washington DC USA
-Downtown Chicago buildings in morning time.

11. What is one of Tiffany's biggest contributions to the decorative arts movement in America?
creating a new type of milky glass
creating blown-glass, abstract sculptures
making photographs of animals.
incorporating people's faces into lamps

12. Where should you place a horizon line to create the most visual interest in a landscape artwork?
-in the center
-at the very bottom
-at the very top
-on one of the thirds

13. This term refers to the connections you make.
-culture
-assumptions
-associations
-images

14. This term refers to the building blocks of art.
-critique
-elements of art
-principles of design
-interpretation

15.What is a general interpretation of the castle at Disney World?
-the place where you first met Mickey Mouse
-a place that reminds you of a family vacation
-a symbol of a fairy-tale place
-a place that makes you feel excited

16.In the rule of thirds, where should an artist place their subject?
-in the bottom corner
-where the lines cross each other
-in the top corner
-directly in the middle

17. The term favrile means _____.
-glass that is handmade and unique
-glass that is only made in Italy
-a factory where glass is made
-slight or discreet

18.The women in illustrations during the art nouveau movement looked as if they were in _____.
-a magazine
-business clothes
-a fairy tale
-a sports game

19. What led Picasso to working in the cubist style?
-Mexican animal sculptures
-African masks
-Russian nesting dolls
-American landscape paintings

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What was added to horns and other brass instruments to improve their sound during the Romantic period?

Strings
Wood choice
Piano keyboards
Valves

3. What is Colab?

4. What was Smith’s first involvement in Colab?

5. Why does Cotter compare Smith’s work to a Buddhist text?

6. What are some of the ways in which Smith has represented herself in her art?

7. Describe Smith’s art she displayed at ''How I Know I'm Here.''

8. How do you feel about the way Holland Cotter begins his art review with a description of an experience from his own life? Does it add to or detract from, the rest of the piece?

9. Do you think most artists draw from their own experiences? What other inspirations do you think artists use to produce their work? From where do you derive your artistic inspiration?