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What is the art term for the principle meaning "a sense of evenness"? what are the
two types? Provide an example of each

Choose the word to fill in the blank, which best completes the sentence.
The design of a work of art influences the
a. content
b. subject matter
created within the piece and felt by the observer.
.
form
d. composition
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
Ο Ο Ο Ο
D

Read the following scenario:

A small community theater is producing a large musical. There are three primary set changes in this production: two representing interior locations and one representing an exterior location. The theater does not have the budget to construct three separate sets, nor do they have enough people to change three sets during production. Which of the following might a multimedia artist do to make these set changes possible?


Collaborate with the set designer to create a 3D model of the set that can be used to aid in the construction.

Create three separate backgrounds to project onstage and work with the props manager to create props that fit each scene.

Collaborate with the set designer to create a 3D model of the set and develop digital backdrops to project onstage for each scene.

Create an exterior background on the computer and project it onstage during the exterior scenes.

which of these is another word for the beat in a piece of music

The soldiers drafted into the Vietnam War in the 1960's were born in the post-war era of World War II in 1946. This group of teens in America was known as what?
Group of answer choices

Protestors

Counter-culture

Baby Boomers

Activists

If you are not the goalie you can stand within one foot of the goal. If you get closer than that and block a shot, you will be called for

a. Construction

b. Obstruction

c. Crossing

d. Icing

wich fabric designs for you are merely the same in terms of making and technique? why?​

Which of the stringed instruments has the lowest timbre
A. Viola
B. Cello
C. Violin
D. Double bass

what is contrast and why is it important​

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The speaker's obstinate carriage, square coat, square legs, square shoulders,-nay, his very neckcloth, trained to take him by the throat with an unaccommodating grasp, like a stubborn fact, as it was,-all helped the emphasis. Who or what is described as being ‘like a stubborn fact?' A) the speaker B) the setting C) the emphasis D) the neck cloth

1. Describe what message is communicated in each artwork. what do you think is the picture telling?

2. In what art movement does each picture belong? What are the characteristics of these movements?

3. Do the artworks belong to Modern Art? Why?
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What element of music does drum play?

He is my mother drawing... ​

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what does " n 3^07 ! " mean,
when you read it upside down?​

what is organum? question is on apex!

All works created after 1978 are automatically copyrighted. true or fals.

What is the top 10 music artist of 2020

Medieval instrumental

What songs were often performed during rites and religious services in the
Renaissance period.

Please help me on this

PLZ ANSWER PHOTOGRAPHY-One common problem with backgrounds is "antlers" that look they are coming out of someone's head.

True
False

1. True or false: Iconography and symbolism are part of formal analysis.
True
False

1. Which of the following items would best exemplify negative space in a painting of a night scene? O A. Sky B. Moon C. Cloud D. Star​

When is the best time to respond to criticism?
immediately
o the next day
as soon as you see the person you received criticism from
after any shock and anger has passed

plz help me with ihes

What influenced merengue?

What influenced Bachata?

1. It is a traditional form of puppet shadow play performed in the Indo-Malayan
archipelago?
A. Dhalang
C. Wayang Kulit
B. Gamelan
D. Wau kite

Please paraphrase this

More than 8,000 slices of Mother's Pride bread coated in paraffin wax are laid out into a patterned grid formation to resemble the weather-beaten surfaces of brickwork. Into the centre of the grid are two ghostly, body shaped indentations laid out flat like coffins in the ground, each forming one half of Gormley's figure.

Displayed during a two man show at London's Whitechapel Gallery, this work is a much celebrated, early example of Gormley's developing style as he explored the parameters of his own body, following on from his 1970s Sleeping Place sculptures. To create the work, he ate through enough slices of bread to leave the recessed areas behind, carefully calculating with mathematical precision the exact proportions of his body. "It was like eating to a (musical) score," he recalled. To prevent the complete decay of the remaining bread, Gormley deconstructed the stack and dipped the slices of bread into paraffin wax, preserving them in their gently mouldering state.

Commenting on the work's underlying meaning, Gormley wrote, "When making Bed I had this revelation that between what we eat and how we shelter ourselves was our condition and it became obvious that I had to address this in the most direct way possible and use my own experience as a template." The act of ingesting bread turned the simple, everyday ritual of eating, an act integral to human survival, into a work of art, pre-empting the Young British Artists of the 1990s, who, amongst other things, sought ways of humanising the gallery space by bringing in aspects of their own lives. Former director of The Whitechapel and later Tate, Nicholas Serota spoke of the work's potent message, which it still retains, pointing out, "The piece is a relic of an action - Antony did eat that bread - and today people respond to it like a relic. It remains an evocative and powerful image." Parallels can also be drawn between the consumption of the bread and the taking of Catholic sacrament, a significant ritual of Gormley's childhood. This imbues the process of the creation of the work and, therefore, the finished piece with a sense of religious purpose and this is also reflected in the traditional death-like pose of the absent figure.

Read the following scenario:

A prestigious multimedia arts program has two openings for undergraduate students pursuing a visual arts degree. The acceptance committee has narrowed the field of candidates to four, only two of whom will be accepted into the program.

Candidate A has a Master’s degree in Secondary Education and is a certified art teacher. She has spent seven years in the classroom teaching art to high school students. She wants to transition from being a teacher to being a professional multimedia artist.

Candidate B is working on an undergraduate degree. She has experience working two summers in a multimedia design company and has built a small portfolio of work.

Candidate C is working on an undergraduate degree in film. He wants to learn the art of multimedia design in order to be more marketable.

Candidate D is returning to school after working for twelve years as a graphic artist for a large corporation. He wants to explore the latest in multimedia techniques and technology in order to develop his own multimedia production company.

Which two candidates would most likely be accepted into this multimedia program?


candidate A and candidate B

candidate A and candidate C

candidate B and candidate C

candidate B and candidate D