What is Art Conflicts over the correct or right style often

What is Art?

Conflicts over the correct or \"right\" style often indicate value conflicts within a society A) True B) False

Iconoclasms are evident when a society\'s values are in severe conflict. A) True B) False

You find a purely random pile of items accidentally mixed together; this is called art. A) True B)

False You find a natural rock that just happens to look like a face, that\'s art. A) True B) False

For the purposes of our discussions of art, \"Intention\" include unconscious processes. A) True B) False

The intention of one work of art can vary over the centuries. A) True B) False

The received meaning of one work of art can vary over the centuries. A) True B) False

Which of the following are the traditional roles of art? A) record the world B) teach lessons C) give form to abstract ideas D) give pleasure E) give form to hidden truths F) help us see the world in a new way

What are 3 functions of art? A) to record the world B) to entertain or give pleasure C) to teach lessons D) to comment about art making, viewing, etc. E) to make money

\"Didactic art\" refers to art that: A) gives form to hidden truths B) teaches lessons C) records the world D) creates pleasure

In this class, \"values\" refer primarily to how much art is worth. A) True B) False

Match the following terms and definitions A. values B. value system C. authorities 1. standards of reference used to make choices 2. common set of values of the dominant group in a society 3. sources from which values are derived

Which of the following are among the processes of seeing? A) physical B) critical C) aesthetic D) psychological

Ideological conventions vary according to which of the following? A) social class B) culture C) religion D) personal experience E) gender

\"Style\" can be defined as the characteristic, recognizable of doing something. A) True B) False

You find an odd-looking but interesting object in the trash, A) it is \"art\" where it is B) it could become \"art\" if you put it in a context that makes it art C) it can\'t become art unless an artist signs his or her name to it D) I never look in the trash

Solution

Conflicts over the correct or \"right\" style often indicate value conflicts within a society B) False

Iconoclasms are evident when a society\'s values are in severe conflict. A) True

You find a purely random pile of items accidentally mixed together; this is called art. A) True

You find a natural rock that just happens to look like a face, that\'s art. B) False

For the purposes of our discussions of art, \"Intention\" include unconscious processes. B) False

The intention of one work of art can vary over the centuries. B) False

The received meaning of one work of art can vary over the centuries. A) True

Which of the following are the traditional roles of art? A) record the world

What are 3 functions of art? A) to record the world

\"Didactic art\" refers to art that: D) creates pleasure

In this class, \"values\" refer primarily to how much art is worth. A) True

Match the following terms and definitions

A. values 2. common set of values of the dominant group in a society

B. value system 1. standards of reference used to make choices

C. authorities 3. sources from which values are derived

Which of the following are among the processes of seeing? C) aesthetic

Ideological conventions vary according to which of the following? D) personal experience

\"Style\" can be defined as the characteristic, recognizable of doing something. A) True

You find an odd-looking but interesting object in the trash, B) it could become \"art\" if you put it in a context that makes it art .