Finding Art Based Vocabularies Grammar - 825 Words

Finding Art Based Vocabularies Grammar (Term Paper Sample) Content: The following words can be found through internet research. Be sure to find them in an art based research. 1 Critique 2 Two Dimensional 3 Three Dimensional 4 Symmetrical 5 Asymmetrical 6 Symmetry Rhythm 7 Repetition 8 Continuity 9 Composition 10 Negative Space Positive Space Primary colors Secondary colors Complimentary colors Focal Point Dominant Component Background Foreground Figurative Point of view Narrative Abstract Realistic Metaphor Symbolism Iconography Nostalgia Depth Juxtapose Interpretation Subjective Objective Culture Sub-culture Dialogue Language Observation Intimate DistanceSOLUTION 1 Critique: A detailed evaluation, appraisal, assessment or criticism of a piece of art, culture, literacy, political or philosophical theory. 2 Two Dimensional: Work of art that has its elements organized in a flatsurface with emphasis on length and breadth but no depth 3 Three Dimensional: Work of art objects that appear to possess length, breadth and depth such as sculptu res, solids among others 4 Symmetrical: An art object with corresponding similar and matching parts around an axis or facing each other in terms of shape or size 5 Asymmetrical: A piece of work with uneven balance and no radial balance because the parts do not correspond to one another 6 Symmetry: Elements having similar length, size, weight or shape from an imaginary middle line in a piece of art 7 Rhythm: A repetition of the patterns and elements of an art to produce a visual tempo 8 Repetition: A consistent reoccurrence of an element in an artistic composition 9 Continuity: A state of uninterrupted flow of elements in an artistic composition 10 Composition: The constituents that make up a piece of art Negative Space: The open space surrounding an art object Positive Space: The background or the space occupied by an object Primary colors: The three main colors namely red, blue and yellow that can be mixed or combined to yield other colors Secondary colors: Colors that are obtained from mixing any of the three primary colors namely orange , green and purple Complimentary colors: Colors that cancel each other out when mixed to produce white or black Focal Point: The point on an axis of an object that forms the center of attention Dominant Component: The part of a design that prevails over other elements and command greater attention Background: The area or general scene behind an object Foreground: Part of an art object that is more prominent or nearest to the observers Figurative: Pieces of art that are representative of real life objects Point of view: The position from which an object or piece work is viewed from Narrative: Representation of an event, experiences or story in an art Abstract: A piece of an art that achieves its effects using shapes, texture, form and color without necessarily trying to represent external reality