Art B2

2. Forms of art that are primarily experienced through sight, such as painting, drawing, photography, and sculpture.
3. A detailed evaluation of a work of art, often discussing both its strengths and weaknesses.
8. A subject of study concerned with plays, theatre, acting, and the performance of stories.
11. A painting, sculpture, or other work of art that is displayed publicly for people to see.
12. A public display of works of art or other interesting objects.
13. A three-dimensional work of art made by shaping or combining materials such as stone, metal, wood, or clay.
15. To practise a play, performance, or piece of music before presenting it to an audience.
16. Describing art, literature, music, or entertainment that is considered intellectually sophisticated or aimed at a highly educated audience.

1. Forms of art in which artists perform for an audience, including theatre, dance, and music.
4. Modern and belonging to the present or recent period, particularly when referring to art.
5. A work of art created by arranging objects or materials in a particular space, often so that the audience experiences the space as part of the artwork.
6. A place where works of art are displayed and, often, sold.
7. The painted backgrounds, structures, furniture, and other visual elements used to create the setting of a theatre production.
9. One of the main sections of a play, usually made up of several scenes.
10. Art that does not attempt to represent people or objects realistically, instead using shapes, colours, forms, and lines to express ideas or feelings.
14. To create or arrange a piece of music, literature, or another artistic work.