Question

1. which of the following explains unity? when a work of art achieves a quality that makes the artist famous when a work of art looks not complete and looks like a piece of a whole. when a work of art achieves a quality of appeal and appeals to anyone when a work of art achieves a quality of wholeness or looks complete 12. what creates a sense of motion in a work of art? texture movement rhythm contrast 13. when the two sides of a work of art are \weighed\ equally the art work has... unity balance repetition contrast 14. when elements are arranged and repeated to form a beat like atmosphere in the artwork ______ is created movement emphasis rhythm contrast

Explanation:

• Question 11: Unity in art refers to the quality of wholeness. A work of art with unity looks complete. The other options are incorrect. Making an artist famous is not the definition of unity. Looking incomplete is the opposite of unity. Appealing to anyone is about popularity, not unity.
• Question 12: Rhythm in art creates a sense of motion. Texture is about the surface quality. Movement is a related but more general term. Contrast is about differences in elements.
• Question 13: When two sides of a work of art are "weighed" equally, it has balance. Unity is about wholeness. Repetition is about repeating elements. Contrast is about differences.
• Question 14: When elements are arranged and repeated to form a beat - like atmosphere, rhythm is created. Movement is about the sense of motion. Emphasis is about highlighting an element. Contrast is about differences.

Answer:

1. When a work of art achieves a quality of wholeness or looks complete
2. Rhythm
3. Balance
4. Rhythm