Arts

\What is the image above an example of? Describe how it works and how it was used by animators.
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Explain what is unusual about surreal artwork.
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Question EverythingRead the questions below. Then, post an original response to each question1. What do you know about art created outside Europe and the United States?List at least two things.2. What country's or culture's art are you most interested in learning more about
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The rise in status of Chinese landscape painting is credited to artists from which period?
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How can I learn all of ATEEZ names??
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What do you think is the reason that song writers tend to become film music scorer? And why are songs used as theme music of films?
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Select the statement that describes art appreciation. a.) Sam studies a work of art to consider the larger social context involved. b.) While studying a painting depicting a war, Theresa considers how religion and politics had an effect on how the artist illustrated the scene. c.) Erin strives to understand the story behind a work of art she was drawn to. d.) Emily enjoys a work of art she sees at a museum without considering its context or history.
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Which of the following describes an element of art used in Pablo Picasso's The Bay of Cannes? a.The subject is a city next to a bay. b.The painting is an abstract landscape. c.The color scheme is monochromatic. d.The artist used oil on canvas as a medium.(i will give brainiest if 2 people answer)
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Think about something you have learned by viewing a video
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Street art is usually commissioned.
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Look at this photograph of a maya stele maya carvings usually memorized __? A. Maya godsB. mythical creaturesO C. powerful rulersO D. dead ancestors
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The lower number of "8" in a compound time signature means that the eighth note gets the beat.
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. Why does the Moon have a greater effect on the tides compared to the Sun? (Select all that apply.)1. The Moon is smaller than the sun.2. The Moons pull on Earths oceans is stronger.3. The Suns pull on Earths oceans is stronger.4. The Sun is closer to Earth.5. The Moon is closer to Earth.
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What types of line is this in art?A. Leading lineB. Horizontal lineC. Diagonal lineD. Zig Zag lines
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Processing:1. Which of the places/locations above are present in your city, town or community?2. Can these materials be used in creating art? If yes, how can they be used? If no,why?3. How much is cost of the art materials that you have identified in thoseplaces/locations in case you want to use them?4. Cite difference of costing or pricing for these art materials compared to thosefound inside bookstores, department stores and specialty stores.5. What is/are the advantages and disadvantage/s of using these materials?
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Is this statement true or false Marsden Hartley s still life paintings called night - and some flowers is different from severin roesens still life , flowers and fruit painting because hartleys still life is abstract
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________ is a transition that creates a cinematic motion by seamlessly animating between two slides.
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1. What is the MEANING/MESSAGE of the song TARAKI KAMI NGA IGOROT (Cordillera)?2. What is the MEANING/MESSAGE of the song AYAW PAG SAAD (Visayas)?
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Which of the following term refers to the "huge stone" construction of a site such as Stonehenge?O MenhirO MegalithicO CairnO Cromlech
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Technique isa. the material of a work of art.b. involves the use of more than one medium in a work of art.C. a way in which an artist creates a work of art.d. the meaning of symbols and images in a piece of work.Please select the best answer from the choices provided .B. D
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Why was the piece Four Minutes Thirty-Three Seconds controversial?A. John Cage told the audience that the music came from the gods.B. It was the first time music was used as entertainment.C. John Cage did not copyright the piece.D. The musician did not play anything for four minutes and thirty-three seconds.
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