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- 2. ? Visual artVisual art is a vast subject, including all kindsis a vast subject, including all kinds of pictures and sculptures.of pictures and sculptures. Artists make art for manyArtists make art for many reasons:reasons: 1.1. Hundreds of years ago - when many people couldn¡¯tHundreds of years ago - when many people couldn¡¯t read -paintings were often designed to illustrateread -paintings were often designed to illustrate stories, especially Bible stories. And a lot of paintingsstories, especially Bible stories. And a lot of paintings were made to decorate churches.were made to decorate churches. 2.2. More recently, artists have begun to paint to expressMore recently, artists have begun to paint to express their feelings or explore ideas, or just to createtheir feelings or explore ideas, or just to create something beautiful.something beautiful.
- 3. People have always argued about art:People have always argued about art: ? how to make ithow to make it ? what it should look like and why.what it should look like and why. But there are no right or wrong answers. Some peopleBut there are no right or wrong answers. Some people think that paintings should look true to life. But manythink that paintings should look true to life. But many artists want to create more imaginative works ¨Cartists want to create more imaginative works ¨C especially now that we have photographs to record howespecially now that we have photographs to record how things look. It¡¯s common knowledge that there¡¯s a hugethings look. It¡¯s common knowledge that there¡¯s a huge difference in what artists do. What kind of art you enjoydifference in what artists do. What kind of art you enjoy is up to you.is up to you.
- 4. What do artists use toWhat do artists use to make a picture?make a picture?
- 6. paperpaper
- 7. canvascanvas
- 9. easeleasel
- 10. soft crayons or pastelssoft crayons or pastels
- 11. stencils , carved blocksstencils , carved blocks
- 12. paintspaints
- 13. ?temperatempera ?watercolourswatercolours ?gouachegouache ?oil paintsoil paints ? Fast-drying, egg-basedFast-drying, egg-based paints, known sincepaints, known since prehistoric timesprehistoric times ? Glossy, ¡°drying oils¡±Glossy, ¡°drying oils¡± based paintsbased paints ? Water-based transparentWater-based transparent paintspaints ? Water-based opaque orWater-based opaque or not transparent paintsnot transparent paints Various kinds of paintsVarious kinds of paints
- 14. Different Kinds ofDifferent Kinds of PicturesPictures
- 15. frescoesfrescoes
- 18. Match the kinds of pictures and theMatch the kinds of pictures and the definitionsdefinitions ? These pictures are madeThese pictures are made using soft crayonsusing soft crayons ? Wall paintings made byWall paintings made by painting watercolourspainting watercolours onto wet plasteronto wet plaster ? They are made usingThey are made using carved blocks or stencilscarved blocks or stencils ? They are made by gluingThey are made by gluing bits of colour paper orbits of colour paper or fabricfabric ? CollagesCollages ? PrintsPrints ? FrescoesFrescoes ? Pastel drawingsPastel drawings
- 19. ColoursColours Warm coloursWarm colours Cold coloursCold colours BlueBlue GreenGreenYellowYellow RedRed BrightBright LightLightDarkDark
- 20. Artists often show theirArtists often show their preferences to a particularpreferences to a particular genre. The most commongenre. The most common of them are:of them are:
- 26. SculpturesSculptures ? Pictures, frescoes, prints, collages are 2-D orPictures, frescoes, prints, collages are 2-D or two-dimensional while sculptures are 3-D ortwo-dimensional while sculptures are 3-D or three-dimensional works of art.three-dimensional works of art.
- 27. The two main sculpture techniquesThe two main sculpture techniques CarvingCarving isis createdcreated by cutting unwantedby cutting unwanted material away from amaterial away from a block ofblock of stone or woodstone or wood ModellingModelling isis manipulatingmanipulating some soft plastic materialsome soft plastic material such assuch as clay, wax,clay, wax, plasterplaster
- 28. Edgar DegaEdgar Dega Ballet Rehearsal, 1873Ballet Rehearsal, 1873
- 29. Dancer with a Bouquet of Flowers (Star of theDancer with a Bouquet of Flowers (Star of the Ballet), 1878Ballet), 1878
- 30. Dancers at The Bar, 1888Dancers at The Bar, 1888
- 31. Little Dancer of Fourteen YearsLittle Dancer of Fourteen Years