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Survey of Visual Arts

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  1. 1Image and Idea IconographyPanofsky
    concerned w/ subject matter or content of visual text
  2. 2FormRoger Fry
    focuses on the manner in which art is depicted not on what is depicted
  3. 3Art HistoryErnst Gombrich
    Traditionalist approach
  4. 4IdeologyJohn Berger & Bel Hooks
    placement of art and artists into an unfolding story of history
  5. 5SemioticsRoland Barthes
    the sign, the signifier and the signified
  6. 6RamayanaHindu epic; Tale of Rama & Sita; Rama represents the ideal hindu man Sita represents the ideal hindu woman
  7. 7Art Representations of RamayanaPuppet theater, comic books, television, sculptures, and paintings
  8. 8Lukasa Memory BoardsLuba people; messages passed on through sculptures formed after the body of a woman; woman's body was the only body strong enough to hold the spirit of a king
  9. 9Public Artart that has been planned and executed with the intention of being staged in the physical public domain
    ex. The gates by Christo & Jean Claude
  10. 10Cindy Shermancontemporary artist; dresses up as certain characters to express different facets of herself; some of her art presents itself as abjection
  11. 11Modernisma philosophical movement that goes along with the cultural trends and changes
    end of 19th early 20th century
    experiments w/ form; growth of middle class
  12. 12Picassoformed the first major movement in modernism; Cubism -- derived from African Art
  13. 13"Plain Air" paintingInterested in painting different times of day and atmospheric conditions; impressionists center around this
    ex. Claude Monet
  14. 14Cubismbased on geometric shapes; not considered art until the 20th century; created by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque; art for art's sake not for church or rich people
  15. 15Industrial Revolutionsparked a change in the art world; things were no longer made by hand but by machine; expansion into the world
  16. 16Modernist movements1. Cubism
    2. Surrealism
    3. Social Realism
    4. Pop Art
    5. Abstract Expressionism (peak in 1940s and 50s)
    6. Dada
  17. 17Bauhaus"less is more"; line shape grid; architecture is utilized every day
  18. 18Surrealismstarted as a literary movement; sought to release the creative potential of the unconscious mind
  19. 19Jackson Polvick"Jack the Dripper"; abstract expressionist; the product is less important that the process
  20. 20Formalismbring the experience with you; artist doesn’t tell you what its about; the artist enjoys the process of making the work, the viewer completes the work; the process is the most important part
  21. 21Wilhem Decuningabstract expressionist; influenced Bell Hooks as a child
  22. 22Mark Rothko & Clyfford Stillabstract expressionists; work was more cerebral and more contemplative; had theories of existentialism
  23. 23Andy Warholpop artists
  24. 24Contemporary ArtArt has been reduced to its formal properties; artist's goal is for the viewer to have a personal connection with the work
  25. 25minimal artReducing Art to Essentials
  26. 26Yinka ShonibareAfrica being divided by Europeans; Born in London raised in Nigeria; Life-size fiberglass mannequin
  27. 27African Artobjects meant to be used; art is part of the daily and spiritual vibes of the comity; used to communicate with gods and other people
  28. 28The GazeBrought into popular usage by Jacques Lacan to describe the anxious state that comes with the awareness that one can be viewed
  29. 29Hinduismbelieve that one supreme God is in many forms; thousands of gods in the religion; Important text-- Bahgavad Gita & Ramayana; believe that the world is one of illusion
  30. 30Hindu Temple Characteristicsorange flag; spires above the shrine; gopurams, intricate carvings
  31. 31Buddhismthe belief is that there is no supreme god; Gautam Buddha the teacher of Buddhism; Religion of philosophy
  32. 32Buddhist Temple CharacteristicsA pagoda--a tiered tower built in the traditions originating in historic East Asia or with respect to those traditions
  33. 33Jewish Synagoguealso called shul or temple; ancient center of worship where sacrifices were performed
  34. 34Jewish Synagogue characteristicsBimah--raised platform at the front of the sanctuary generally located on the eastern side
    Ark--central feature in the sanctuary; Ner Tamid (eternal Flame) located above the ark
    Artwork: many sanctuaries will be decorated with artwork but no human figures.
  35. 35Christian cathedral characteristicsRibbed Vaults--irregular vaulted ceilings Gothic cathedrals are skeletal; strong support system; allow pressure to travel down certain places to the ground
    Often have stain glass windows and vaults
    Pointed arch effectively distributed weight
  36. 36Navecentral part of a church building, the long aisle between the rows of seats
  37. 37Apsecircular recess covered with a hemispherical vault or semi dome
  38. 38chancel/sanctuarydirectly behind the apse
  39. 39Cryptwhere dead bodies are kept
  40. 40churches/cathedrals and basilicasThe Basilica of Saint Peter in Rome—where the pope speaks
    Sistine chapel painted by Michelangelo
    Wesminster Abby – Kate and William got married
  41. 41Islambelief in Allah/ god
  42. 42Mosque CharacteristicsMinaret – smilm tower rising fom mosque
    Musalla-- central area for prayer; No furniture needed; worshipers sit, kneel and bow directly on the floor
    Mirab--ornamental indentations on the wall of a masque to make the space stand out; indicates the direction of mecca, functions as the focal point in prayer
    Minbar--raised platform in the front of a mosque where sermons or speeches are given
  43. 43Earth ArtRobert Smithson, Spiral Jetty
  44. 44Museums and communities in the art world• The Louvre, Paris France
    • The National Gallery of Art in London
    • Tate Modern London
    • MoMA- New York
    • Philadelphia Art Museum
    • National Gallery of Art Washington DC
  45. 45Frank Lloyd Wright20th Century; Form follows function; structures in the environment; designed the Guggenheim, Manhattan New York
  46. 46Greek thoughts on beautyYoung male was considered beautiful because of his athleticism

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