Deck 3: Sculpture

Question 1

The mold for a sculpture is called a _____.

A)negative
B)positive
C)casting
D)relief

Answer 1

A

Question 2

Unlike pictures, sculpture has _____ mass.

A)volumetric
B)lateral
C)partial
D)literal

Answer 2

D

Question 3

Freestanding sculptural works are called which of the following?

A)Linear
B)Sculptural
C)Full round
D)Relief

Answer 3

C

Question 4

Which of the following terms relates to "the ideal of relationships"?

A)Proportion
B)Texture
C)Unity
D)Form

Question 5

Of the following qualities, which one does not represent Gothic style?

A)Serenity
B)Idealism
C)Simple naturalism
D)Life as a vale of tears

Question 6

Sculpture designed to be seen from one side only is called which of the following?

A)Linear
B)Sculptural
C)Full round
D)Relief

Question 7

Sculptural works that are modeled utilize which of the following processes?

A)Addition
B)Subtraction
C)Substitution
D)Manipulation

Question 8

Of the following works, which one best represents the additive method of execution?

A)Michelangelo's David
B)The Bakota ancestor figure
C)Henry Moore's Two Large Forms
D)Ronald Bennet's Landscape #3

Question 9

Examine the natures of ephemeral, environmental, or interactive sculpture.

Question 10

Which of the following is a term for carved works of sculpture?

A)Subtractive
B)Additive
C)Substitutive
D)Ephemeral

Question 11

Which of the following terms means the manner by which the eye moves from one element to another in a work of sculpture?

A)Active viewing
B)Juxtaposition
C)Articulation
D)Organic unity

Question 12

Characterize the three categories of sculptural dimensionality.

Question 13

Explain the significance of color in a sculptor's work.

Question 14

Cast sculpture utilizes which of the following processes?

A)Addition
B)Subtraction
C)Substitution
D)Manipulation

Question 15

Compare and contrast two of the four methods of sculptural execution.

Question 16

Unlike pictures, sculpture uses _____ to define line.

A)function
B)form
C)space
D)color

Question 17

Which of the following is the term for sculpture that employs such materials as wire or neon tubing?

A)Linear
B)Sculptural
C)Full round
D)Relief

Question 18

Built sculpture uses which of the following processes?

A)Subtraction
B)Addition
C)Substitution
D)Manipulation

Question 19

Describe how one of these aspects-articulation, negative space, or focal areas-affect our perception and response to a work of sculpture.

Question 20

Sculpture is a _____-dimensional art.

A)two
B)three
C)four
D)multi

Question 21

Contemporary pieces that employ a variety of media (including "new" media), are often collaborative, and are designed to engage the involvement of the viewer, are called _____ works.

A)conventional
B)interactive
C)unpredictable
D)proximity

Question 22

Sculptural works that are transitory are called which of the following?

A)Found
B)Ephemeral
C)Substitutive
D)Modern

Question 23

Sculptures that are created to be a part of the natural world are called _____ sculptures.

A)organic
B)primitive
C)environmental
D)biomorphic