What was the subject matter of Thomas Cole's work, The Oxbow?
A. Historical records of Native American peoples
B. The lack of women artists in contemporary museum exhibitions
C. The American landscape in the nineteenth century
D. Mount Fuji, in Japan
Answer: C
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What is the subject of this nihonga painting by Kano Hogai?
A. The enlightenment of the Buddha B. The creation of man C. The birth of the Buddha D. The dawn of human wisdom
You are producing a show in which the set is very simple and only requires three main pieces of furniture, and the actors have at most one optional costume change. Also, the producer and advertisers hope to draw in rather large crowds for the production. You decide that you want this production to be very intimate between the actors and the audience despite the audience's size. You decide that the performance should most likely be done in a(n) __________ theatre.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Employment in which an arranger-orchestrator (or any other person performing labor) works for a flat fee paid up front and the employer gets paid royalties from the work (and not the arranger) is known as _____ _____ _____.
What will be an ideal response?
Because the actor is so central in performance traditions, costumes, masks, and makeup are often the primary visual elements on stage
Indicate whether the statement is true or false