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A study guide for exam iii of the arts 1105: understanding visual culture course, held in spring 2010. It includes exam policies, tips for preparation, and a format outline. The exam covers image identifications, objective questions, and student presentations.
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Exam date and time: May 4, 8:00-10:45 am Required at the exam: A pen or pencil and yourself Material covered in the exam: All assigned readings, lectures and class discussion covered since the last exam. If you miss the exam: Please review the policies regarding excused absences from the exam in the syllabus and discuss your absence with me immediately. First, a few tips:
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You will be asked objective questions about the artists covered during the student presentations in this section of the exam. These questions may relate to the main work of art selected by the presenter to represent an artist’s style, medium, or major themes. These questions may also relate to the artistic influences of the artist, her or his historical context, and the ways in which scholars have interpreted the artist’s work. All of the questions in this section of the exam will be based entirely on the content of the student presentations. These objective questions may be in the form of short-answer questions, fill-in-the-blanks, true/false, multiple choice, etc. TERMS LIST, TO GET YOU STARTED This list will not appear on your exam, and this is a list that is not necessarily comprehensive. You are responsible for any terms discussed in lecture, discussion, and the readings. Medici Humanism Disguised Symbolism Surface Realism Erwin Panofsky Chiaroscuro Memento Mori Arm Akimbo Burin Venus Pudica Pose Protestant Reformation Martin Luther Iconoclasm 95 Theses Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture, France Salon (i.e., Royal Academy exhibitions) Workers’ Uprising of 1848, Paris Communist Manifesto Women’s Rights Convention, 1848, New York Paris Universal Exposition, 1889 Pavilion of Realism Avant-garde Salon des Refusés Société Anonyme des Artistes En plein air Readymade Cabaret Voltaire Karawane Collage Photomontage Society of Independent Artists
You are responsible for the images in posted in Ning in “Exam Preparation,” and the following images reproduced in your textbook according to their figure numbers: A. 1.10, 5.5, 5.28, 5.51, 9.13, 14.40, 18.8, 18.9, 18.2 7 , 18.35, 24.21, 25.2, 25.