1.7 Examine the following art work and describe briefly what you see based on your knowledge of Pop Art and Andy Warhol. (1)   Right click on the blue bottom to open the image in a new tab.      

        Art and Technology KS3 Year 9     DATE: 20 July 2021     TIME: 60 minutes + 15 technical time + 5 minutes submission     MARKS:60     STARTING TIME: 8:15     EXAMINER: Mrs A. Winkler     MODERATOR: Mrs N. Freedman     INSTRUCTIONS   1. The answers you provide to the question paper must be your own, original work. No copying from any source is allowed. No marks will be awarded for work that is copied.   2. Answer every question – do not leave any questions blank.   3. Use the mark allocation to guide you as to how much information is required in your answers.   4. Independent, creative thinking and the application of knowledge will be to your advantage.  

2.2 Looking at the picture explain the following statement “Street artist use the world as their playground. (2)   RIGHT CLICK ON THE BLUE BUTTON TO OPEN IN A NEW TAB.      

1.7 Provide a definition for street art. (3)   RIGHT CLICK ON THE BLUE BUTTON TO OPEN IN A NEW TAB.      

1.4 This principle of design is essential to help create visual tension in an artwork or design. (1) 1. A – Variety   2. B – Rhythm   3. C – Contrast  

1.1 Rhythm is the representation of movement in a design, and is created when elements are repeated in a sequence within a design to form a pattern. (1)

1.5 Space is the element of art that refers to the emptiness or area around or within objects. Positive space is the area around that object. (1)

1.3 Colour is the element of art derived from reflected or absorbed light which also adds interest and mood to a work of art. (1)

1.8 The value scale is a system of organizing values. It consists of different values ranging from white to black, with several shades in between. (1)   RIGHT CLICK ON THE BLUE BUTTON TO OPEN IN A NEW TAB.      

1.1 A distribution of equal visual weight on either side of the vertical axis refers to? (1)   A – Balance     B – Symmetrical balance     C – Asymmetrical balance