Sculpture Site Specific And Architecture Jeopardy Template

Sculpture	Site-Specific	Architecture	Miscellaneous
100 Maquette In a sculptor's studio process, the preliminary sketch for the final work, is known as?	100 False. While it most likely will not alter the form, the context is altered, therefore, changing the content. True or False. Relocating a monument or public work does not change the form or content of the work.	100 Both Art and Science. The internal skeleton, external skin and operating system are essential components of architecture as art or science or both?	100 Freestanding What type of sculpture is known as "in the round?"
200 Modeling Which sculpture process uses an armature?	200 Ephemeral Performance artworks are what type of site-specific art?	200 False True or False. Steel I-beams are weaker than cast-iron I-beams, due to steel being a mixture of iron, carbon and other metals.	200 Keystone The load bearing stone at the top of the an archway is known as?
300 Bas Relief - shallow incision, minimal amount of depth High Relief - deep incision, high amounts of depth What is the difference between Bas Relief and High Relief sculpture?	300 Public Art Monuments and memorials are site specific art classified as?	300 Balloon Framing What wood construction method replaced post-beam construction for housing? It is more time, cost and material efficient.	300 Moves Kinetic sculpture, is a sculpture that
400 Subtractive Additive and Subtractive Substitution Identify the type of process for each sculpture method: Carving Modeling Casting	400 1. Create MONUMENTAL / LARGE SCALE works that could not fit in the gallery spaces 2. Work with MATERIALS that could not be transported or supported by the gallery space 3. Create works to be viewed and experienced by A PUBLIC AUDIENCE. 4. Integrate th What are two (2) reasons artists wanted to create earthworks/land art?	400 Arches Vaults and domes are both expansions and extensions of what architectural mechanism?	400 Readymades Marcel Duchamp's, Fountain, is a sculpture as a found object, sculptures that are found object exhibited as works of art, are known as?
500 Assemblage What is the type of sculpture employing the method of "collage" with found objects, to create a visually please composition and new context to existing objects.	500 True True or False. An artist who creates artworks as "site-specific art" must consider all location characteristics: the topography, inherent materials, climate, historical and social context, architectural elements, public community and resource availabili	500 Flying Buttresses In Gothic Architecture, The Notre Dame Cathedral, architecture maintained important stylistic and structural characteristics: pointed arches, barrel vaults and	500 1. Architecture functions as a shelter 2. Architecture serves for human habitation and activity 3. Architecture must abide to building codes and regulations 4. Architecture includes numerous operating systems 5. Site specific sculpture is does not ne What is a difference between site-specific sculpture and architecture?

Sculpture, Site-Specific and Architecture

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