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9780131930810

Prebles' Artforms (with MyArtKit Student Access Code Card)

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    9780131930810

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    0131930818

  • Edition: 8th
  • Format: Package
  • Copyright: 2009-01-01
  • Publisher: Pearson College Div
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Summary

For courses in Art Appreciation, Art courses for non-majors, and one-semester Introduction to Art classes. From the First Edition in 1972, ARTFORMS has been as visually exciting as the individual works of art that are reproduced in it. ARTFORMS grew out of a desire to introduce art through an engaging visual experience. It is written and designed to help readers build an informed foundation for individual understanding and enjoyment of art. By introducing art theory, practice, and history in a single volume, this book aims to draw students into a new or expanded awareness of the visual arts. The goal is to engage readers in the process of realizing their own innate creativity. In the new, Eighth Edition, the title has been modified to Prebles' ARTFORMS, acknowledging the pioneering contribution of the original authors, Duane and Sarah Preble, to the study of art. Their vision and spirit have touched hundreds of thousands of students who have studied ARTFORMS.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments xii
Preface xiii
Cd Overview xviii
PART ONE Art is...
1(38)
The Nature of Art
2(13)
What Is Art?
2(1)
The Need To Be Creative
3(2)
Purposes and Functions of Art
5(10)
Biography: Jazz, Memory, and Metaphor: Romare Bearden
11(4)
Awareness, Creativity, and Communication
15(24)
Visual Thinking
15(1)
Perception and Awareness
15(1)
Looking and Seeing
16(2)
Aesthetics, Art, and Beauty
18(4)
Art in the World: Early Encounters with the Artist Within
20(2)
Art and Experience
22(1)
Creativity
22(1)
Untrained and Folk Artists
23(3)
Trained Artists
26(1)
Visual Communication
26(1)
Art and Appearances
27(4)
Form and Content
31(1)
Seeing and Responding to Form
32(3)
Biography: A Personal Vision: Georgia O'Keeffe
34(1)
Iconography
35(4)
Artists at Work: Carlos Fresquez
38(1)
PART TWO The Language of Visual Experience
39(60)
Visual Elements
40(32)
Line
41(3)
Shape
44(2)
Mass
46(2)
Space
48(7)
Time and Motion
55(4)
Artists at Work: Kristin Jones and Andrew Ginzel
56(3)
Light
59(2)
Color
61(7)
Texture
68(4)
Principles of Design
72(19)
Unity and Variety
72(3)
Balance
75(5)
Emphasis and Subordination
80(1)
Directional Forces
80(2)
Contrast
82(1)
Repetition and Rhythm
82(2)
Scale and Proportion
84(4)
Design Summary
88(3)
Biography: Expression Is Foremost: Henri Matisse
90(1)
Evaluating Art
91(8)
Evaluation
91(2)
Art Criticism
93(6)
Biography: Putting Art into Words: Peter Plagens
97(1)
Art in the World: Visiting It
98(1)
PART THREE The Media of Art
99
Drawing
100(15)
Biography: A Life's Work in Ten Years: Vincent van Gogh
104(1)
Purposes of Drawing
105(3)
Dry Media
108(3)
Liquid Media
111(2)
Contemporary Approaches
113(2)
Painting
115(12)
Watercolor
116(3)
Tempera
119(1)
Oil
119(4)
Acrylic
123(1)
Encaustic
123(1)
Fresco
124(3)
Art in the World: Art as Activism
126(1)
Printmaking
127(14)
Relief
128(2)
Intaglio
130(4)
Lithography
134(4)
Current Directions
138(3)
Art in the World: Printing It
140(1)
Camera Arts and Digital Imaging
141(24)
Photography
141(9)
Biography: ``A Photographer at My Very Core:'' Margaret Bourke-White
147(3)
Film: The Moving Image
150(8)
Television and Video
158(1)
Digital Art Forms
159(6)
Artists at Work: James Johnson
163(1)
Art in the World: Digitizing It
164(1)
Graphic Design and Illustration
165(10)
Design Disciplines
165(1)
Graphic Design
166(6)
Biography: Design Between the Eyes: Chaz Maviyane-Davies
170(2)
Illustration
172(3)
Sculpture
175(16)
Freestanding and Relief Sculpture
175(1)
Methods and Materials
176(10)
Artists at Work: Scott Chamberlin
178(8)
Kinetic Sculpture
186(3)
Installations
189(2)
Clay, Glass, Metal, Wood, Fiber
191(15)
Clay
192(4)
Biography: Shaping Her People's Heritage: Nampeyo
194(2)
Glass
196(1)
Metal
197(1)
Wood
198(1)
Fiber
199(7)
Biography: Stitched into History: Faith Ringgold
205(1)
Architecture and Environmental Design
206
Architecture
206(18)
Biography: Deconstructing a Building: Zaha Hadid
220(3)
Biography: Radical Innovator: Frank Lloyd Wright
223(1)
Green Building
224(2)
Industrial Design
226
Art in the World: Where We Live
228
PART FOUR Art as Cultural Heritage
22(325)
From the Earliest Art to the Bronze Age
230(12)
The Paleolithic Period
230(3)
The Neolithic Period
233(3)
The Beginnings of Civilization
236(1)
Mesopotamia
236(2)
Egypt
238(4)
The Classical and Medieval West
242(21)
Greece
242(6)
Rome
248(2)
Early Christian and Byzantine Art
250(7)
The Middle Ages in Europe
257(6)
Renaissance and Baroque Europe
263(26)
The Renaissance
263(16)
Biography: The Artist as Scientist: Leonardo da Vinci
270(1)
Biography: Temperamental Genius: Michelangelo Buonarroti
271(8)
Baroque
279(10)
Biography: Insight and Compassion: Rembrandt van Rijn
283(4)
Art in the World: Engendering It
287(1)
Art in the World: Preserving It
288(1)
Traditional Arts of Asia
289(28)
India
289(7)
Southeast Asia
296(3)
China
299(10)
Japan
309(8)
The Islamic World
317(8)
Arab Lands
318(1)
Spain
319(1)
Persia
320(1)
India: The Mughal Empire
321(4)
Art in the World: Looting It
324(1)
Africa, Oceania, and the Americas
325(22)
Africa
325(6)
Oceania and Australia
331(5)
Native North America
336(6)
Biography: Warrior, Captive, and Artist: Howling Wolf
341(1)
Pre-Columbian Central and South America
342(5)
Art in the World: Repatriating It
346(1)
PART FIVE The Modern World
347(108)
Late Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
348(32)
Neoclassicism
348(2)
Romanticism
350(4)
Photography
354(2)
Realism
356(7)
Biography: Flouting Social Conventions: Rosa Bonheur
359(4)
Impressionism
363(6)
Biography: Devoted to Light: Claude Monet
365(4)
The Post-Impressionist Period
369(11)
Biography: Nature as Source: Paul Cezanne
372(5)
Biography: Struggling Idealist: Paul Gauguin
377(3)
Early Twentieth Century
380(17)
The Fauves and Expressionism
381(4)
Cubism
385(6)
Biography: Restless Creativity: Pablo Picasso
390(1)
Toward Abstraction Sculpture
391(1)
The Modern Spirit in America
392(2)
Futurism and the Celebration of Motion
394(3)
Between World Wars
397(22)
Dada
397(3)
Global Influences
400(1)
Surrealism
400(5)
Biography: Compelling Autobiographer: Frida Kahlo
404(1)
The Influence of Cubism
405(2)
Building a New Society
407(3)
Political Protest
410(5)
Biography: Painting for the People: Diego Rivera
413(2)
American Painting
415(2)
African-American Modernists
417(2)
Postwar Modern Movements in the West
419(28)
Abstract Expressionism and Related Art
419(6)
Photography and Architecture at Mid-Century
425(2)
Early Pop Art
427(3)
Biography: Art and Ordinary Life: Robert Rauschenberg
428(2)
Events and Happenings
430(2)
Pop Art
432(3)
Minimal and Hard-Edge
435(2)
Conceptual Art
437(1)
Site Works and Earthworks
438(2)
Installations and Environments
440(2)
Early Feminism
442(2)
Performance Art
444(3)
Artists at Work: Mierle Ukeles
445(1)
Art in the World: Censoring It
446(1)
Modern Art Beyond the West
447(8)
Japan
447(1)
China
448(2)
India
450(2)
Islamic Lands
452(1)
Africa
453(2)
PART SIX The Postmodern World
455(22)
Postmodernity and Global Art
456(21)
Postmodern Architecture
457(1)
Painting
458(3)
Photography
461(2)
Sculpture
463(3)
Public Art
466(2)
Artists at Work: R. M. Fischer
467(1)
Issue-Oriented Art
468(2)
The Global Present
470(7)
Timeline 477(4)
Glossary 481(8)
Pronunciation Guide 489(2)
Notes 491(3)
Suggested Readings 494(2)
Suggested Websites 496(2)
Index 498

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