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| Self Test and Review #5
Drag the cursor over the square before the statement that you believe is the best response.
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1. Artists may interpret their life experiences:
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spasmodically, handsomely, negatively or naively
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realistically, symbolically, poetically or satirically
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regressively, decoratively, manly or immaturely
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grotesquely, neatly, sparingly, or grossly
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2. Particular styles in art are inferred from observing the:
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extent to which a work of art appears to reflect current values
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pervasive qualities in works that reflect the artist's abilities to fit into his or her place in history
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extent to which works of art are accepted by those most knowledgeable
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pervasive qualities in a work that can be associated with a particular time, place or artist
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3. Relative to economic factors, art has:
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very little to do with the state of the economy
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a very comprehensive role to play in maintaining economic viability
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very little to do with vast sums of money
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proven to be a poor vehicle for earning a decent living
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| 4. Scientific research relative to this church would include: |
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The interior,displaying the altar of St. Chapelle, the intimate medieval church in Paris, noted especially for its magnificent stained glass windows.
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5. Artistic research relative to this church would include:
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his/her interpretation of the church as a subject for expression
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his/her use of a particular medium
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creating a unique response to the church as a source of inspiration
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all of the above
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6. The goal of artistic research in contrast to scientific research is to:
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project as objectively as possible the nature of one's experiences
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analyze and objectively report one's beliefs via his/her art works
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reveal and communicate the truths associated with one's experiences
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reveal and communicate the meanings associated with one's experiences
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7. The artist's research is characterized by moving from:
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a view of phenomena that is governed by prescribed rules to the production of works that have a universal appeal
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a general overview of experience to the creation of a specific form that reflects one's unique vision
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investigating specific instances of behavior from which general principles are inferred
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focusing on factors that are grounded in history to the creation of universal meanings
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