Questions posted in Arts

The thing that can help you compose coastal shots and avoid having uninteresting sky or expanse of water is the rule of thirds.
It is something that is often used in painting, as well as film design, and photography. It means that each image should be divided into 9 equal parts and that the most important objects should be placed at the intersections of those parts. I've attached an image to show you what I mean by that.

Art because you could draw on the computer.

Yeah mate I think so ummmmmmmmmmmmmm

The answer is  B ..Conjunct

C. it indicated personal rank.

A Zither is a musical instrument. It has stretched strings across it and it looks like a flat wooden box. It was played as European folk music

Forwarding human understanding of the world despite all former beliefs (aka science)

an utterance of “boo” to show disapproval or contempt.

Is it visual unity? I apologize if that is incorrect.

A. a painter from Greece who came to the Americas to paint. 
B. a painter who currently paints in Madrid. 
C. a painter from Greece who ended up in Spain to paint. 
D. a former president of Spain.
Answer is c

The four horsemen of the apocalypse. 

Is it Gary Simmons, I apologize if that is not the correct answer.

I think it's either b or d

Is it concise, I apologize if that is not the correct answer.

It is called a nave 

good luck :D

I believe it is Sonny Rollins, I hope that helps you.

The answer is oil painting.

Dance is you express yourself through movement dram you express yourself through acting

The answer to this question is Assemblage. Assemblage is a sculptural process of grouping of objects to form a great sculpture. Assemblage are like collages but using things like metal scraps, wires, etc. This kind of artwork also shows how the artist combines items/objects to make a dimensional artwork.

What we cannot conclude from a formal analysis of David Hockney's painting is that the man in the red jacket is the artist's ex-lover.
There is no way we can come to this conclusion - in the painting, all we can see is a person diving in a swimming pool, and a man in a red jacket standing next to the pool, looking at the person who is swimming. There are no other details available that could make us believe this man has anything to do with the artist. I've attached the painting for you to see.

The work Dahlias, pomegranates, and palm, by Henri Matisse, blurs the boundaries between drawing and painting.
The painting was created in 1947, and it is quite an interesting one, given that only ink was used to create it - there are no other colors except for black. The artist used brush strokes to paint these fruit and a palm, and you can see the image in the attachment.

The answer is false.....

Appeal? of classical music... the tradition of classical music?

Open spaces
wonderful scenes
pattern in clothes wall etc
deep lakes and ponds
maybe good

Analogous colors are colors that are next too each other on the color wheel. For example, Red, Orange, and red-orange, another example is Green, green-blue, and blue.

The baroque period is from 1600 from 1750

I believe it was Tito Puente based on the information you've supplied.

It is called an Octave

The answer is Setting

Kandinsky used bold, exaggerated lines and colors to communicate his inner feelings.