Quiz1_Sculpture

He is the Father of Modern Philippine Sculpture?

• Guillermo Tolentino

• Napoleon Abueva

• Fernando Amorsolo

• FPJ

It is the art of making two- or three-dimensional representative or abstract forms, especially by carving stone or wood or by casting metal or plaster.

• Architecture

• Sculpture

• Painting

• Dancing

It is where the material is removed or carved out until the desired form.

• Subtractive

• Additive

• Assembled

• None of these.

—It is wherein the material is added part by part until the form is completed.

• Subtractive

• Additive

• Assembled

• None of these

—It Involves cutting or chipping away a shape from a mass of stone, wood, or other hard material.

• Modeling

• Carving

• Casting

• Assembling

When a sculpture is formed using terracotta clay, it is made permanent through plaster of parts. It is durable, can be transported without breaking and can be duplicated.

• Modeling

• Carving

• Casting

• Assembling

When a soft or malleable material such as clay, is built using an armature and then shaped to create a form. Modeling is an additive process.

• Modeling

• Carving

• Casting

• Assembling

—Sculptors gather and put together different materials, including found objects to create an assembled sculpture.

• Assembling

• Casting

• Carving

• Modeling

—Is popular among contemporary artists. It makes use

of new materials such as plastics, plexiglass, metal wire, etc., and allows a break from the figurative representation

of sculpture.

• Monolithic

• Constructivism

• Kinetic Sculpture

• Assemblage

— it is a sculpture in mechanical motion. When they are suspended in the air, they can produce musical sound as the elements move with the wind and touch each other.

• Monolithic

• Constructivism

• Assemblage

• Kinetic Sculpture