| A | B |
| abstract | showing imagined things rather than what people or objects actually look like |
| composition | something whole formed in a certain way from parts |
| exhibition | a public display of works of art or objects of special interest |
| portrait | a drawing, painting or photograph of a person |
| impact | the effect that something has |
| reject | to refuse to accept something |
| depict | to show something in a picture or with words |
| uproar | state of disturbance |
| constructive | useful; helpful with improvement |
| impress | to make people think highly of you |
| audition | to try out for a role or part by giving a performance |
| deport | to send people back to their country of birth |
| forefront | the most important or noticeable position |
| recital | a music or dance performance |
| excel | to do something very well |
| nominate | to recommend someone for an award, honor, or job |
| sculpture | a three-dimensional work of art made by carving modeling, or constructing |
| contour | the outline or edge of an object, or a line that represents it |
| intricate | having a lot of fine detail; complex |
| sensation | a feeling that comes from heightened interest or emotions |
| encrusted | covered with a hard coating |
| laden | loaded or weighed down |
| rummage | to search through, especially by moving, turning, or looking through the contents of a container |
| wince | to flinch; to draw back from as if in pain. |