Art Appreciation_PEER REVIEW

1. 1. Small eateries display printed versions of classical painting as a cheaper alternative compared to purchasing artworks. This resonates with the concept of

• Art and Economy

• Art and Politics

• Art and Everyday Life

• Art and technology

2. This is the most common art form in which contemporary artists use color pigments and apply them on canvas or boards to express thoughts or ideas.

• Sculpture

• Architecture

• Painting

• Photography

3. It is sometimes called high art, commonly refers to a form of art that is aesthetically pleasing and that takes a certain set of skills to achieve.

• Architecture

• Popular art

• Craft

• Fine art

4. The various tools and methods that artists have used throughout history to create works of art.

1. Medium

• Medium

• Digital and video art

• Performance

• Paint

5. Are a fusion of various materials and techniques that transcend traditional boundaries to produce eclectic and dynamic works.

• Media

• Medium

• Mixed Media Mediums

• Performance

6. Chuck Close, an American painter, gained fame for his massive-scale portraits that meticulously imitate photographic images.

• Art as experience

• Art as an imitation

• Art as expression

• Art as form

7. How does Leo Tolstoy define art as a human activity?

• Art is a material or performance output

• Art is a form of communication of feelings

• Art is an object designated by the artworld

• Art is the imitation of the real world

8. 8. Art in power becomes a propaganda tool for vested interest. Which of the following does this resonate with?

• Art and environment

• 1. Art and politics

• Art and society

• Art and technology

 9. Which of the following is an example of integrating art into everyday life of people?

• 1. Waiting for the traffic light to turn red before using the pedestrian lane.

• 1. Participating in the barangays’  Zumba sessions.

  2. Mixing and matching your clothes.

• Mixing and matching your clothes.

• Candies at the corner store

10. It focuses on the formal elements of art—line, shape, color, etc… —and how these elements are used to create aesthetic experiences, convey emotions, and communicate ideas.

• Art as an institution

• Art as form

• Art and the environment

• Art and technology