Temporary Art Summary

Temporary art is art which can only be enjoyed...

• ... in a museum.

• ... for many years.

• ... for a short time.

• ... in Tibet.

Answer explanation

Temporary = "a short time"

So all "temporary art" will eventually be destroyed.

Which is not an example of temporary art?

• Sand sculputres

• Rice powder kolams

• Chalk paintings

• Stone sculptures

Who creates sand paintings?

• Tibetan monks.

• Hindu women.

• Street Painters

• Christo and Jeanne-Claude

Where are Kolams made?

• Taiwan, by Teacher Amanda

• India, by Hindu women

• Canada, by Florentijn Hofman

• USA, by Jeanne-Claude

________ sculptures are also examples of temporary art.

Temporary art is great because...

(There is more than one right answer)

• it can been seen outside of a museum.

• it is usually free to see.

• it makes people feel special.

• people usually get to take it home.

Which would be another example of temporary art?

• Painting a building to look like a tree.

• A balloon statue at Taipei 101.

• Carving a piece of wood into a duck.

• Making an ice sculpture in the North Pole.