REMEMBERING LIKE JUDY: STUDYING THE WORK OF JUDY ONOFRIO

USING OUR OWN MEMORYWARE

Period: ___________________

Match the following terms to their definitions below:

a. visionary	b. maquette	c. armature
d. found object	e. grout	f. Outsider Art
g. mosaic	h. sculpture	i. assemblage
j. relief

1. _________ 3-D counterparts to collage; a sculptural art form in which preexisting elements are assembled to create a work of art.

2. _________ Art created by individuals with no formal training and very little cultural influences; often the art is not thought of as art by the artist.

3. _________ The skeletal structure of a sculpture, which offers support and strength to the forms around it.

4. _________ One who creates mold-breaking, forward-thinking art, leading the way to new viewpoints.

5. _________ Three dimensional artwork which is meant to only be viewed from 180 degrees and usually hangs on a wall.

6. _________ Three dimensional artwork, which is meant to be viewed in the round, 360 degrees and is usually free standing.

7. _________ An object not originally created as art but used in or appreciated as a work of art.

8. _________ Thin mortar used for filling spaces (as the joints in masonry); also: any of various other materials (as a mixture of cement and water or chemicals that solidify) used for a similar purpose.

9. _________ A mural technique formed by placing colored pieces of marble or glass, small stones, ceramic tiles, or other objects in a layer of adhesive material.

10. _________ Sculptural equivalent to a sketch; a model version of a larger sculpture