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Re: Art Content- I passed bc of this guide! REAL DEAL
Posted by Rachael on 4/11/07

    I took the test on March 3rd without this guide...and passed with a 178. You'll probably #^%@ your pants
    when you take the test, since (atleast for me) there was a lot of the stuff I never learned about in art
    history and I graduated with a BFA in 2005. But I have a sneaking suspicion that all the questions are
    weighted differently and that the hardest ones you come across may only count for 1 pt (or even nothing,
    according to the discloser on the back of the last page of the test). The items below were ABSOLUTELY on
    the test, so they will definitely prove beneficial. I added a few more things I tried to remember. Good
    luck!!!

    On 3/10/07, Chris wrote:
    > On 3/03/07, Lindsay wrote:
    >> I just took the test and some of what was on the guide was useful and some was
    > just a waste of time.
    >> I know there are several different versions of the test, so here are a few
    > things I remember from
    >> mine:
    >>
    >> 1) Barcelona chair (who designed it)
    >> 2) How are black and white photographs traditionally mounted
    >> 3) Jenny Holzer - working with text
    >> 4) Middle Ages - parchment from animal hides
    >> 5) Several questions on the Harlem Renaissance (artists/styles)
    >> 6) Spirit spouse sculpture (what did they represent/use for)
    >> 7) Several printmaking process questions (monoprinting)
    >> 8) Digital photography/printing (DPI, CMYK)
    >> 9) 4B and 6B pencils - what are they used for
    >> 10) Helen Frankenthaler - color field painting
    >> 11) Basquiat - famous for
    >> 12) "Art for art's sake" - who said it, who believed it (Whistler)
    >> 13) Dadaists
    14) basic definitions of tone, shade, value
    15) Arts and Crafts Movement in England - what was the purpose of it?
    >>
    >> I'm sure more will come back to me as I sit and think of the questions... I'll
    > post more if I remember
    >> anything significant
    >
    > I am going to take the test in April. Study guide looks good. My question is do
    > all 3 tests have to be taken to tach art. I am going through NJNew Pathways and
    > they have only art content test.

     
     

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