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A fast-drying paint made of pigment in a plastic solution. It is also used to describe clear plastic materials or synthetic fibers used in clothing.

One of the main parts of a play, opera, or show. It is a large section of a performance that often contains several smaller scenes.

Acting is the activity or profession of performing in plays, movies, or television shows. It involves pretending to be a character to tell a story to an audience.

A branch of philosophy that studies beauty and art. It also refers to the visual style or appearance of something that makes it pleasing to look at.

Balance is how different parts of an artwork are arranged so that they look equal or stable. It means that the visual weight is spread out so the work does not feel lopsided.

A carving is an object or a piece of art made by cutting away material from wood, stone, or other hard substances. It is created using tools like knives or chisels to form a specific shape or pattern.

Ceramics are objects made from clay that are baked in a very hot oven called a kiln. This includes items like plates, cups, and beautiful statues used for art.

Charcoal is a black material made by burning wood with very little air. In art, it is used as a stick or pencil for drawing dark lines and shadows on paper.

A choreographer is a person who creates and organizes dance movements for a performance. They teach dancers how to move and where to stand on a stage to tell a story or match music.

Choreography is the art of planning and arranging movements for a dance or performance. It involves deciding exactly how and where performers move on a stage to music.