Vocabulary

Vocabulary:

Three Types of Outside Art:

• Naive Art
• Children Art 
• Folk Art

Aesthetic: Make you feel more and experience more (high culture) 

Anesthetic: To feel less; to dull the senses, a lower level experience. (low culture)

Impulse for Art: When the urge to create is so strong that artworks that have appeared in all cultures, from the earliest day of human kind.

Imagination and Fantasy: Images and inspiration from within surrealism

Pride and Politics: There are all symbolic relations of people’s heroism. Uses art to achieve a mind set.

——We can use art to change people’s mind sets

Themes: A head pf similarity or continuity What?

Purposes: The message, meaning, or ideas. Why?

Iconography: Symbolism that helps convey the meaning. (subtle references and imagery that reinforce the main idea of the work)

Troupe I’oeil= To fool the eye

Non Representational Art= No  recognizable subject matter (Opposite of Representational Art)

Abstract Art: Subject matter altered, stylized

Representation Art: Recognizable art subject matter “naturalistic”