REMEMBERING LIKE JUDY: STUDYING THE WORK OF JUDY ONOFRIO

USING OUR OWN MEMORYWARE

Period: ___________________

Match the following terms to their definitions below:

assemblage	found object	outsider art
grout	armature	memory ware
visionary	mosaic	2-D relief
3-D	sculpture

The thin motar of plaster used for filling spaces between objects in mosaic is called _____________.

Two-dimensional art in which the surface is carved into or built up to create a sculptural effect is called ________________.

Art that is created by one who has no formal training in art is known as ________________.

A technique for decorating the surface of an object in which small pieces of glass, ceramic stone, or other materials are set in motar is called _____________.

A framework that provides a skeletal structure for a sculpture is called an ______________.

A piece of art which is completed on all sides and meant to be viewed "in the round" is a _______________.

A person who creates mold-breaking, forward-thinking art, leading the way to new viewpoints is known as a _________________.

A 3-d form or sculpture that is assembled like a collage is called and ____________.

A type of mosaic that uses objects that have personal meaning for a person is known as _____________________.

A natural or manmade object that you find and add to a piece of art is a ___________________.