
Conceptualizing Contemporary Artworks Using Local-based Art Techniques and Practices
Quiz by Jessa Eve BALILA
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Art that uses nature and natural materials as its medium
A technique where crayon is rubbed over an object to create texture
The process of applying gouache to transfer an image onto another surface
Art created using technology such as computers and digital tools
A style that removes unnecessary elements, focusing on simplicity
Decollage is the process of adding multiple layers of images to create a collage.
Large-scale art is often found in public spaces and alongside buildings.
Engraving is a printmaking process that involves carving designs into wood.
Graffiti is always legal and accepted as a form of artistic expression.
Assemblage is a form of mixed media art that combines different materials.
What is the technique of creating art using found objects?
Which printmaking technique involves using acid to incise designs into a metal plate?
What is the oldest form of printmaking?
What is the process where ink is forced through a mesh screen to create an image?
What do you call a specialized prism that adds artistic effects to photographs?
What type of art is created by arranging small pieces of eggshell?
What art technique involves cutting away or removing pieces from an original image?
What is the technique of drawing an image on a flat stone or metal plate using a grease-based medium?
What do you call the artistic style that focuses on large installations in open spaces?
What is the term for using multiple artistic techniques and materials in one artwork?
What is the term for a method in which an artist manipulates materials to create an artwork?
Which of the following is a two-dimensional artwork?
What is the primary material used in traditional sculpture?
What type of art uses electronic and computing devices to create images?
What printmaking process involves cutting designs into metal to hold ink?
Which term refers to the intentional removal of unnecessary elements in art?
What type of printmaking involves drawing on a smooth surface and using chemical reactions?
What type of art is created using natural materials like stones, soil, and leaves?
What is the purpose of mixed media in art?
Which technique involves tearing or cutting away pieces from an artwork?