**Follow ALL instructions carefully**

Done as a Powerpoint presentation, you will select 5 works of art using ONLY the resources below: 1 of each of the following mediums: A Drawing, A Painting, Photography, A Sculpture, Graphic Arts/Graffiti/Symbols. 

Be sure to cite each image appropriately with: artists name, title of work (in italics) date created, medium, and source (full web address where image was found.)

Resource links to be used:

• moma.org
• metmuseum.org
• getty.edu
• google.com/culturalinstitute/project/art-project
• civa.org (Christians in the Visual Arts)

Two of the images you select should be from either a Christian artist or should contain Christian themes.  Examples of such images can be found on this website: http://civa.org/exhibits/traveling-exhibits/

 In list format, make 7 observations for each image on your slides that exemplify various principles and elements of design. You should cite any vocabulary terms, genres and art movements it may belong to (specific media, color harmony, etc.) Make your identifications concise and in list format, but be sure you consider not just WHAT, but HOW and WHY the element is used but more information is used. 

Vocal terms: 

form

iconography

content

subject matter

formal analysis
representational

ready-made

non-representational

appropriation

abstract

symbolism

subjective

ideology

objective 

Conceptual Art

line
atmospheric/aerial perspective
chiaroscuro
modeling
tenebrism
highlights
shadow
hatching/cross hatching
value
hue
intensity
temperature
primary colors
secondary colors
tertiary colors
complementary color scheme
simultaneous contrast
monochromatic color scheme
analogous color scheme
triadic color scheme
closed or restricted palette
polychromatic
arbitrary color
plein-air painting
implied line
space
shape
masspositive shape/negative shape
linear perspective
one-point linear perspective
vanishing point
two-point linear perspective
position
foreshortening
texture
impasto
pointillism
pattern
kinetic art
optical (Op Art)
balance
symmetrical
absolute symmetry
asymmetrically balanced
focal point
repetition & rhythm
scale
proportion
canon
golden section