The art of using and understanding space involves a. varying the size of objects or subjects, so that some are smaller than others and the illusion of depth is created. b. showing a change from light to dark in an object by darkening areas that would have a shadow. c. placing part of one shape or form in front of another. d. all of the above.

The correct answer is D. All of the above

Explanation:

In art using and understanding space is one of the most important elements that allow artists to represent reality. This relevant aspect includes understanding how lights and shadows work to depict light and shadow in art; understanding same objects vary in size depending on their distance from a point; and also, understanding how one or more objects can overlap or be placed in from of others. These three aspects are important because they occur in real life and by mastering them the artist can represent reality in terms of distance and light/shadow. According to this, understanding and using space in art implies all of the above (varying size to create dept, darkening areas that should have a shadow, and placing part of one object in front of another).

D. All of the above

Explanation:

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All of the choices provided ,explains how art of using and understanding space involves All of the above.

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romare bearden worked with many types of media which includes cartoons, oils and collages. basically, the use of collage him create emotionally affecting images hence back then he had struggled with his two artistic sides as a student of literature and of artistic traditions and being a black human being which involves very real experiences, fugrative and concrete.thus through the use of collage expressed or showed how his art/work became more representational and more overtly socially concious. he showed how not only were african-american rights moving forward but so was his socially concious art and by then his works became generally considered as best works in 1964.