ACP Vocabulary Crossword

Sculptures constructed from a variety of ready made materials and objects not intended for making art.
An artwork that is part of the environment surrounding it, or which provides an enclosed environment that the viewers can enter.
Objects made of clay and fired in a kiln to a permanent form.
A style emphasizing the idea behind the art rather than the work itself.
Artwork made up of fiber materials such as grasses, raffia, and twigs. They are sometimes woven together, braided, knotted, and gathered to create depth.
Any art construction that contains moving elements that can be set in motion by the action of gravity, air currents, motors, springs, or magnets.
Often a large in scale and temporary, these assembled artworks often juxtapose two- and three-dimensional objects and materials
Soft sculpture is a type of sculpture made using cloth, foam rubber, plastic, paper, fibers and similar material that are supple and nonrigid.
refers to how the surface of something feels to the touch: course, silky, hard, soft, gritty, furry, etc.
A surface that can be experienced through the sense of touch.
A convincing copy or translation of an objects texture in any medium.
A texture derived from the appearance of an actual surface but rearranged and/ or simplified by the artist to satisfy the demands of the artwork.
Derived from the French verb coller, meaning "to glue," collage is a work of art made by gluing things to the surface
An element of art concerned with the degree of lightness and darkness.
A period and style in seventeenth-century European art in which painters, sculptors, and architects used dramatic movement, light, soaring spatial illusions, and ornate detail to encourage emotional involvement.
The things that are represented in an artwork, such as people, buildings, trees, etc.
To mix smoothly and inseparably together