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What is the main purpose of classifying art?
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To organize and understand art by categorizing it based on style, period, cultural background, or medium.
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List three common criteria used in art classification.
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Style, period, and medium.
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What is fine art?
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A category of art generally concerned with aesthetics and intellectual stimulation, including painting, sculpture, architecture, music, and poetry.
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How is 'applied art' different from 'fine art'?
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Applied art focuses on practical design and functional objects, such as industrial design, graphic design, and fashion design, while fine art is primarily for aesthetic appreciation.
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Name two examples of performance art.
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Performance art can include live artistic performances such as theatre, dance, or experiments with 'happenings' and body art.
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What is the significance of period classification in art?
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Period classification helps in understanding the historical and cultural context in which an artwork was created.
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Define contemporary art.
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Art created in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, often reflecting current trends and issues in society.
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How do style classifications help in understanding art?
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Style classifications group artworks sharing similar techniques, themes, or visual elements, aiding in comparative analysis.
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What role does cultural background play in art classification?
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Cultural background influences the themes, subjects, and techniques of art, allowing us to group artworks based on their cultural origins.
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What is a genre in art?
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A genre in art refers to a specific category based on subject matter, such as landscape, portrait, or still life.
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Describe the role of medium in art classification.
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The medium refers to the materials used to create art, such as oil paint, watercolor, or digital tools, influencing an artwork's classification.
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What distinguishes abstract art from representational art?
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Abstract art uses shapes, colors, and forms to achieve its effect without representing the visual world, while representational art depicts recognizable subjects.
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Can photography be considered a form of art? Explain.
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Yes, photography is considered art as it allows for creative expression and communication of ideas and emotions through imagery.
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What is the purpose of thematic art classification?
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Thematic classification categorizes art based on shared themes or concepts to analyze artistic trends and cultural significance.
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Provide an example of a cross-cultural art classification.
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Impressionism, which began in France but influenced artists worldwide, leading to diverse interpretations across different cultures.
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