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In addition to being able to recognize the key terms, artists, and artworks in the chapter, you should be able to:
- Discuss the ways in which viewers can respond differently to a three-dimensional work than to a two-dimensional work.
- Explain the differences between modeling, casting, carving, and assembling techniques.
- Discuss how knowing the story behind an artist or a work of art can change a viewer's perceptions of the work.
- Analyze the different visions of the human figure in sculptures through time and across cultures.
- Recognize the sculptural works that exist in your local environment, and understand their meanings and contexts.
- Recognize the sculptural qualities that we find in utilitarian objects that we use daily.
- Explain how contemporary artists make installations with meanings dependent on their site, or place.
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