ARTAPP REVIEW TEST (M3-4)

Landscapes, seascapes, cityscapes, interiors, maps or keys to locations.

• Places and Spaces
• Events
• Issues n Themes
• Subject Matter

Plants, animals from land, air and sea, used to decorate, as part of a story or as a study in themselves. They also used as symbols or motifs for design or expression of feelings, themes, and issues.

• Places and Spaces
• Subject Matter
• Representational/Objective Art
• Other Living Things

Important events in life i.e. birth, death, sickness, work, etc. historical, and public or social events i.e. wars, coronation, executions, festivals, plagues, etc.

• Places and Spaces
• Events
• Issues n Themes
• Subject Matter

Functional or useful subjects, still life, found objects, and objects used as symbols of ownership, culture or value.

• Issues n Themes
• Subject Matter
• Other Living Things
• Object

Controversial and most often universal issues or topics such as feminism, multiculturalism, pollution or human rights, and themes such as abstraction, color, love, hate, cruelty etc.

• Issues n Themes
• Subject Matter
• Other Living Things
• Object

Serves as the basis of the creation of a masterpiece. It is often called a theme in literature

• Issues n Themes
• Subject Matter
• Other Living Things
• Object

Works of art that portray something recognized with ease by most of audience

• Issues n Themes
• Subject Matter
• Representational/Objective Art
• Object

The four main functions of art are Beauty, Utilitarian, Religion, and Social

• True
• False

permits man to communicate his desires for beauty. In a building, the purpose is very clear for its construction is designed according to the principles of functionalism.

• Non Representational / Non Objective Arts
• Functions of Art
• Music or Dance
• Architecture
• Paintings and Sculptures

used to recount events, to portray people or events, to teach (as in case of religious art), to commemorate individuals or historical events and to serve as medium of personal expression of a vision of nature and its splendor

• Non Representational / Non Objective Arts
• Functions of Art
• Music or Dance
• Architecture
• Paintings and Sculptures