Exam 3: Sculpture
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Which of the following terms relates to "the ideal of relationships"?
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Sculptural works that are modeled utilize which of the following processes?
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Which of the following terms means the manner by which the eye moves from one element to another in a work of sculpture?
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Contemporary pieces that employ a variety of media (including "new" media), are often collaborative, and are designed to engage the involvement of the viewer, are called _____ works.
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Sculptures that are created to be a part of the natural world are called _____ sculptures.
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Which of the following is a term for carved works of sculpture?
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Freestanding sculptural works are called which of the following?
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Sculptural works that are transitory are called which of the following?
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Of the following qualities, which one does not represent Gothic style?
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Examine the natures of ephemeral, environmental, or interactive sculpture.
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Compare and contrast two of the four methods of sculptural execution.
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Describe how one of these aspects-articulation, negative space, or focal areas-affect our perception and response to a work of sculpture.
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