The cards Question In art, what is variety? Tap to flip Answer The use of different elements to create visual interest and complexity in a work. Question In art, what is balance? Tap to flip Answer How the visual weight of each element is distributed to make the composition feel stable. Question In art, what is composition? Tap to flip Answer The arrangement of imagery, shapes, colours, textures, marks and lines in an artwork. Question Give one material a collage can combine to build layers and visual depth. Tap to flip Answer e.g. photos, paper or textures. Question What kind of histories can portraiture in collage discuss? Tap to flip Answer Social histories. Question Is collage just sticking random images together? Tap to flip Answer No. It is careful selection, layering and composition to create meaning, tell stories, represent identity and explore social themes. Question What is assemblage? Tap to flip Answer Everyday objects brought together to create meaning. Question In art, what are found objects? Tap to flip Answer Items not designed for making art, collected from more random sources. Question What is an association? Tap to flip Answer A connection we make in our minds between ideas or things, based on something they have in common. Question Assemblage can be seen as what kind of collage? Tap to flip Answer A 3D collage. Question Does an assemblage have to look like a recognisable scene to share meaning? Tap to flip Answer No. Meaning can come through objects, textures, symbols and how they are arranged; assemblage is about meaning, not just likeness. Question In art, what is juxtaposition? Tap to flip Answer Bringing very different images together to create new or surprising ideas. Question In art, what does 'manipulate' mean? Tap to flip Answer To handle or control a material or image skilfully to alter it. Question In art, what is depth? Tap to flip Answer Where an artwork looks as though it is three-dimensional. Question What kind of landscapes do artists use collage techniques to create? Tap to flip Answer Surreal landscapes. Question What can images from magazines be used for in a landscape collage? Tap to flip Answer To shape initial story ideas. Question Do collage landscapes have to look realistic? Tap to flip Answer No. They need not follow real-world rules; surreal landscapes encourage imagination beyond everyday life. Question In art, what are influences? Tap to flip Answer The factors that shape and inspire an artist's creative choices, style and artistic voice. Question In art, what can mistakes be? Tap to flip Answer An opportunity for discovery and growth, often leading to unexpected and innovative results. Question Where can artists find inspiration to develop a personal idea for a collage or assemblage? Tap to flip Answer From their interests. Question Does planning a collage take away creativity? Tap to flip Answer No. It gives structure but the design is not fixed; artists adapt plans through experimentation. Question What does 'domestic' mean? Tap to flip Answer Relating to inside a home or to family relations; also existing inside a particular country, not foreign. Question In art, what is perspective? Tap to flip Answer The illusion of depth and space that makes an image look 3D, so objects look closer or farther away. Question What does having confidence to change ideas mid-process lead to? Tap to flip Answer More refined outcomes. Question Is collage a fixed process that cannot be changed? Tap to flip Answer No. It is flexible; rearranging elements helps refine ideas and create a stronger final piece. Question What is abstract artwork? Tap to flip Answer Artwork that does not depict a recognisable picture, place, person or object in the real world. Question In art, what is a focal point? Tap to flip Answer The area of an artwork that immediately captures your attention. Question In art, what does it mean to frame part of an image? Tap to flip Answer To surround or highlight it so it stands out, using lines, shapes, colours or empty space. Question Give one small addition that can add detail and focus attention in a collage. Tap to flip Answer e.g. text or embellishments. Question Do abstract collages need perfect symmetry or recognisable shapes? Tap to flip Answer No. They can express ideas or emotions and find balance through the arrangement. Where this deck sits in the curriculum Curriculum National Curriculum for England Stage Key stage 3 (Years 7–9) Course KS3 Art and Design Unit Collage and Assemblage: sustainable materials England's National Curriculum sets what is taught; the units and their order are Oak National Academy's. Flash Feed is not affiliated with Oak or any exam board.
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