Art of Caring Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• space : a distance between things.
• surrealism : salvador dali explored this style of art often depicting melting clocks, and otherworldly dreamlike environments.
• shape : enclosed space, may be 2d or 3 objects.
• baroque : an art movement existing in the late 16th century to early 18th century, defined by dramatic, intense style that evoked strong emotions.
• impressionism : a style of art known for vibrant colors, loose brush work, and the use of light to create atmospheric pieces.
• harmony : can be achieved by using similar elements throughout a work of art.
• metropolitan : a massive museum of art located in new york
• unity : the coming together of parts to create a whole.
• cubism : a style of art using geometric shapes to often depict reality in a deconstructed manner.
• movement : the opposite of stagnant, a way to add excitement to a work of art
• rhythm : this may be created with drums, in painting it may be represented by repeating shapes and colors, or alternating light, and dark.
• renaissance : an art movement originating in italy, famous names include leonardo da vinci, and raphael.
• realism : an art movement emerging in the 19th century, often depicting everyday people to highlight social injustice, or challenges of daily life.
• variety : is the spice of life, can be achieved by using different shapes, textures and colors
• colors : consists of 3 properties - hue, intensity, and value.
• texture : the "feel" of an object.
• starrynight : an oil painting created by vincent van gogh depicting a swirling night sky.
• line : continuous mark made on some surface by a moving point. (also what someone may encounter at a busy store when checking out).
• monalisa : a quiet, contemplative portrait of a woman painted by leonardo da vinci.
• proportion : helps to give a sense of size between objects
• warhol : a pioneer of pop art, born in pittsburgh pa.
• balance : creating stability
• value : a word for describing the lightness or darkness of a color.
• form : cubes, spheres, and cylinders are examples of various forms.
• emphasis : grabbing the viewers eye to important parts of a piece of art