ESCAPE ROOM
ART MUSEUM
Main room
wc
ROOM 2
Oh, no!
ROOM 3
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
ROOM 1
Answer the questions in each room to solve the mystery! Can you help us?
1/5
ROOM 1
Elements/ Principles
Question 1
Which of these pieces of art uses EMPHASIS? (click the number)
2/5
ROOM 1
Elements/ Principles
Question 2
What is the main difference between SHAPE and FORM?
Form is used to make shapes
Shapes are 2D Form is 3D
Form is 2D Shapes are 3D
3/5
ROOM 1
Elements/ Principles
Question 3
Which principle of art is used in this work?
Proportion
Balance
Movement
4/5
ROOM 1
Elements/ Principles
Question 4
What is an example of an organic shape?
Thumbs up symbol
Square
Cloud
5/5
ROOM 1
Elements/ Principles
Question 5
Why is proportion important in art?
To make things appear smaller than they are in real life
To make our art more visually interesting
To create realistic scenes
5/5
ROOM 1
Elements/ Principles
You have completed this room!
CONTINUe
ROOM 1
Elements/ Principles
You have lost a museum piece!
main room
wc
room 2
Oh, no!
room 3
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
room 1
Answer the questions in each room to solve the mystery! Can you help us?
1/5
ROOM 2
Evaluation
Question 1
Why do artists use value in art?
To create the illusion of depth, realism or show form
To show the different colors of an object and create interest
2/5
ROOM 2
VALUE
Question 2
Why is it important that artists self-assess their work?
To decide if we correctly did the assignment and get extra points
To reflect on our work and see how we can improve
3/5
ROOM 2
Evaluation
Question 3
Which is the best way to improve our artistic skills
Spending time learning and practicing new skills
Practicing what we know to get stronger in that area
4/5
ROOM 2
Evaluation
Question 4
Why is it important to have accurate proportion in art?
To move the viewers eye around the page
So our art can appear realistic
5/5
ROOM 2
Evaluation
Question 5
Why is it important to be aware of Copyright?
So we dont get in trouble for copying by the police
To give artists credit for their work
5/5
ROOM 2
Evaluation
You have completed this room!
CONTINUE
ROOM 2
VALUE
You have lost a museum piece!
main room
wc
room 2
room 3
Oh, no!
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
room 1
1/5
ROOM 3
Evaluation
Question 1
Which of these is an example of IMPLIED texture?
2/5
ROOM 3
Evaluation
Question 2
Which is an example of CONTRAST?
3/5
ROOM 3
Evaluation
Question 3
Which of these paintings was done by hispanic artist Frida Kahlo?
4/5
ROOM 3
Evaluation
Question 4
Which is an example of an ANALOGOUS color scheme?
4/5
ROOM 3
Evaluation
Question 5: YES or NO
A "Tint" is when you add grey to a color
5/5
ROOM 3
Evaluation
You have completed this room!
CONTINUE
ROOM 3
Evaluation
You have lost a museum piece!
main room
wc
room 2
room 3
Oh, no!
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
room 1
Answer the questions to gain the art back! Can you help us?
Read about the artwork below
"The Two Fridas" 1939 by Frida Kahlo
This painting was completed shortly after Frida Kahlos' divorce with Diego Rivera. The portrait shows Frida's two different personalities. One is the traditional Frida in Tehuana costume, with a broken heart, sitting next to an independent, brave, modern dressed Frida. In her diary, she wrote that the painting expressed her desperation and loneliness from the separation from Diego. We see a contrast of colors used in her dresses with a repetitive cloud pattern in the background that creates a sense of movement
Read about the artwork below
"A Portrait of a Young Gentleman" 2022 by Kehinde Wiley
Kehinde Wiley is an African-American artist who takes classic paintings from the 17th-19th century and reworks them to represent ordinary Afro-Amer people in a position of power and wealth. This reworks the original paintings meaning and challenges tradition. Kehinde Wiley uses pattern, variety, and contrasting complimentary colors (orange and blue) in the gentleman's clothes and background to create a sense of unity and variety.
Read about the artwork below
"10 Marilyns" 1963 by Andy Warhol
This painting is by Andy Warhol, a very popular artist from the 60's who challenged the definition of what is considered art. Warhol uses repetition, contrast and variety by repeating famous actress Marilyn Monroe's face over and over again with varying colors across the painting. Since she was a pop icon, he felt it was only right to use her as his inspiration. His use of contrast creates a sense of movement and has your eye jumping across the canvas almost searching for more.
main room
1/5
Question 1
Which artwork is the most personal to its creator?
"Two Fridas"
"Portrait of a Gentleman"
"10 Marilyns"
MAIN ROOM
3/5
Question 3
What art movement would Andy Warhols "10 Marilyns" fall under?
Op Art
Realism
Pop Art
MAIN ROOM
4/5
Question 4
Why did Kehinde Wiley use so many contrasting colors and patterns in his "Portrait of a Gentleman" artwork?
To create movement
To create a "hyper real" look
To create visual emphasis
MAIN ROOM
5/5
Question 5
Which principle of art was used THE MOST in all 3 pieces of art?
Emphasis
Contrast
Variety
MAIN ROOM
5/5
You have completed this room!
CONTINUe
MAIN ROOM
5/5
Congratulations!
You successfully recovered the missing museum pieces!
Start Over?
Congratulations!
You successfully recovered the missing museum pieces!
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!
ART MUSEUM ESCAPE ROOM
CARSON GAUTHREAUX
Created on September 27, 2023
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ESCAPE ROOM
ART MUSEUM
Main room
wc
ROOM 2
Oh, no!
ROOM 3
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
ROOM 1
Answer the questions in each room to solve the mystery! Can you help us?
1/5
ROOM 1
Elements/ Principles
Question 1
Which of these pieces of art uses EMPHASIS? (click the number)
2/5
ROOM 1
Elements/ Principles
Question 2
What is the main difference between SHAPE and FORM?
Form is used to make shapes
Shapes are 2D Form is 3D
Form is 2D Shapes are 3D
3/5
ROOM 1
Elements/ Principles
Question 3
Which principle of art is used in this work?
Proportion
Balance
Movement
4/5
ROOM 1
Elements/ Principles
Question 4
What is an example of an organic shape?
Thumbs up symbol
Square
Cloud
5/5
ROOM 1
Elements/ Principles
Question 5
Why is proportion important in art?
To make things appear smaller than they are in real life
To make our art more visually interesting
To create realistic scenes
5/5
ROOM 1
Elements/ Principles
You have completed this room!
CONTINUe
ROOM 1
Elements/ Principles
You have lost a museum piece!
main room
wc
room 2
Oh, no!
room 3
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
room 1
Answer the questions in each room to solve the mystery! Can you help us?
1/5
ROOM 2
Evaluation
Question 1
Why do artists use value in art?
To create the illusion of depth, realism or show form
To show the different colors of an object and create interest
2/5
ROOM 2
VALUE
Question 2
Why is it important that artists self-assess their work?
To decide if we correctly did the assignment and get extra points
To reflect on our work and see how we can improve
3/5
ROOM 2
Evaluation
Question 3
Which is the best way to improve our artistic skills
Spending time learning and practicing new skills
Practicing what we know to get stronger in that area
4/5
ROOM 2
Evaluation
Question 4
Why is it important to have accurate proportion in art?
To move the viewers eye around the page
So our art can appear realistic
5/5
ROOM 2
Evaluation
Question 5
Why is it important to be aware of Copyright?
So we dont get in trouble for copying by the police
To give artists credit for their work
5/5
ROOM 2
Evaluation
You have completed this room!
CONTINUE
ROOM 2
VALUE
You have lost a museum piece!
main room
wc
room 2
room 3
Oh, no!
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
room 1
1/5
ROOM 3
Evaluation
Question 1
Which of these is an example of IMPLIED texture?
2/5
ROOM 3
Evaluation
Question 2
Which is an example of CONTRAST?
3/5
ROOM 3
Evaluation
Question 3
Which of these paintings was done by hispanic artist Frida Kahlo?
4/5
ROOM 3
Evaluation
Question 4
Which is an example of an ANALOGOUS color scheme?
4/5
ROOM 3
Evaluation
Question 5: YES or NO
A "Tint" is when you add grey to a color
5/5
ROOM 3
Evaluation
You have completed this room!
CONTINUE
ROOM 3
Evaluation
You have lost a museum piece!
main room
wc
room 2
room 3
Oh, no!
Someone has stolen all the works from the museum
room 1
Answer the questions to gain the art back! Can you help us?
Read about the artwork below
"The Two Fridas" 1939 by Frida Kahlo
This painting was completed shortly after Frida Kahlos' divorce with Diego Rivera. The portrait shows Frida's two different personalities. One is the traditional Frida in Tehuana costume, with a broken heart, sitting next to an independent, brave, modern dressed Frida. In her diary, she wrote that the painting expressed her desperation and loneliness from the separation from Diego. We see a contrast of colors used in her dresses with a repetitive cloud pattern in the background that creates a sense of movement
Read about the artwork below
"A Portrait of a Young Gentleman" 2022 by Kehinde Wiley
Kehinde Wiley is an African-American artist who takes classic paintings from the 17th-19th century and reworks them to represent ordinary Afro-Amer people in a position of power and wealth. This reworks the original paintings meaning and challenges tradition. Kehinde Wiley uses pattern, variety, and contrasting complimentary colors (orange and blue) in the gentleman's clothes and background to create a sense of unity and variety.
Read about the artwork below
"10 Marilyns" 1963 by Andy Warhol
This painting is by Andy Warhol, a very popular artist from the 60's who challenged the definition of what is considered art. Warhol uses repetition, contrast and variety by repeating famous actress Marilyn Monroe's face over and over again with varying colors across the painting. Since she was a pop icon, he felt it was only right to use her as his inspiration. His use of contrast creates a sense of movement and has your eye jumping across the canvas almost searching for more.
main room
1/5
Question 1
Which artwork is the most personal to its creator?
"Two Fridas"
"Portrait of a Gentleman"
"10 Marilyns"
MAIN ROOM
3/5
Question 3
What art movement would Andy Warhols "10 Marilyns" fall under?
Op Art
Realism
Pop Art
MAIN ROOM
4/5
Question 4
Why did Kehinde Wiley use so many contrasting colors and patterns in his "Portrait of a Gentleman" artwork?
To create movement
To create a "hyper real" look
To create visual emphasis
MAIN ROOM
5/5
Question 5
Which principle of art was used THE MOST in all 3 pieces of art?
Emphasis
Contrast
Variety
MAIN ROOM
5/5
You have completed this room!
CONTINUe
MAIN ROOM
5/5
Congratulations!
You successfully recovered the missing museum pieces!
Start Over?
Congratulations!
You successfully recovered the missing museum pieces!
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!
You have lost a museum piece!