De'VIA art is described as Deaf art created by Deaf artists about Deaf life.

De'VIA art is described as Deaf art created by Deaf artists about Deaf life.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. It is a type of sculpture
• D. It is a musical performance

Answer: (A)

De'VIA art is a visual-art category that expresses Deaf life and Deaf culture from the perspective of Deaf artists. That makes the statement true: De'VIA is defined by works created by Deaf people that depict Deaf experiences, language, community, and identity. It isn’t tied to one medium—sculpture, painting, drawing, photography, and more can be De'VIA—as long as the work foregrounds Deaf life from a Deaf viewpoint. The focus is on representing Deaf experiences, sometimes addressing themes like oppression, pride, and cultural identity, rather than fitting a specific form. The other options mislead by naming a single medium (sculpture) or a type of performance (music), which aren’t what De'VIA exclusively is.

De'VIA art is a visual-art category that expresses Deaf life and Deaf culture from the perspective of Deaf artists. That makes the statement true: De'VIA is defined by works created by Deaf people that depict Deaf experiences, language, community, and identity. It isn’t tied to one medium—sculpture, painting, drawing, photography, and more can be De'VIA—as long as the work foregrounds Deaf life from a Deaf viewpoint. The focus is on representing Deaf experiences, sometimes addressing themes like oppression, pride, and cultural identity, rather than fitting a specific form. The other options mislead by naming a single medium (sculpture) or a type of performance (music), which aren’t what De'VIA exclusively is.