Across
- 2. Art that does not attempt to represent external reality directly.
- 5. The chronological record of significant events in art.
- 7. The technique used to represent three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface.
- 8. The skilled practice of making something by hand, often associated with quality.
- 9. The ability developed through practice to perform a task successfully.
- 10. A primary response that art often seeks to evoke in its audience.
- 15. The stimulation of creative thought or imagination, often invoked by art.
- 16. The quality of wholeness in a work of art.
- 17. The ability to understand and share the feelings of others, often elicited by art.
- 23. The shared beliefs and practices reflected in art.
- 24. Art that challenges established traditions or ideas.
- 26. The capacity to gain an accurate understanding of something through art.
- 28. The depiction of subjects in art.
Down
- 1. A principle of design that provides stability in an artwork.
- 2. A branch of philosophy that deals with the nature of beauty and artistic taste.
- 3. The use of narrative in art to convey messages.
- 4. The idea of art as imitation of nature or reality.
- 5. The pleasing combination of components in art.
- 6. The collective group from which an artist may draw inspiration.
- 11. The ability to imagine and create new artistic ideas.
- 12. The ability to produce original ideas or art.
- 13. The act of explaining or providing meaning to art.
- 14. Three-dimensional art created by shaping materials.
- 18. The process of conveying thoughts or feelings through art.
- 19. A visual art form using light to capture images.
- 20. The visual tempo or flow in an artwork.
- 21. The art of applying pigment to a surface with a brush.
- 22. The materials used by an artist to create a work of art.
- 25. A form of creative expression that reflects the artist's ideas.
- 27. The arrangement of elements in an art piece to create harmony.