AFRICAN ART

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AFRICAN ART

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1. AFRICAN ART

African Art and Architecture

African Art and Architecture Art History 102 Bolaji Campbell Spring 2006 Ellie Nacheman & Debra Cohen-Estes 454-6279 risdlib@risd.edu Laurie Whitehill Chong, Special Collections 454-6227 lwhitehi@risd.edu How do you do your research? Where do you begin? Research Strategies…

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African Art and Architecture

African Art and Architecture. Art History 102 Bolaji Campbell Spring 2006. Ellie Nacheman & Debra Cohen-Estes 454-6279 risdlib@risd.edu Laurie Whitehill Chong, Special Collections 454-6227 lwhitehi@risd.edu. How do you do your research?. Where do you begin?. Research Strategies….

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African Art

African Art . William V. Ganis, PhD. Nok Art. Nok Head from Jemaa, Nigeria 5th century B.C.E. terracotta 9 13/16 in. high. Nok Head from Jemaa, Nigeria 5th century B.C.E. terracotta 14 3/16 in. high. Igbo-Ukwu Art. Equestrian figure on fly-whisk hilt from Igbo-Ukwu, Nigeria

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African Art What can we learn?

African Art What can we learn?. Rock art. Masks. Yoruba, Nigeria Wood. GELEDE. HEADDRESS. CHI WARA HEADRESS (male ). CHI WARA HEADRESS (female). Bamana, Mali Republic Wood.

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African Art

African Art. African Masks. African Masks. Masks are a popular tradition in many cultures. African masks were worn for celebrating victory, to ward off evil, and for storytelling. . The style of African masks

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South African Art

South African Art. South Africa is home to some of the most ancient and beautiful art in the world. During the colonial period, artists travelled South Africa to record its fauna, flora, landscapes, and people; this technique was used to record for the people back in the metropolis.

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African Art

African Art. Define, Describe, and Analyze Examples of African Art. I. “Traditional” African Art Forms. Masks Sculptures Textiles (fabrics). II. No such thing as “art”?. The creators did not see themselves as “artists” There was no word for “art” in the African languages

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West African Art

West African Art. West African Art Emphasizes…. Sculpture and the Human Form Functionality – Art as a component of music, dance, ritual, social life. Anthropomorphism - the attribution of human characteristics to animals, gods or non-living things.

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Ch.34 African Art after 1800

Ch.34 African Art after 1800. Art Beyond the Western Tradition. The majority of the work viewed in this slide show is from the Western coast of Africa. With the exception of South Africa and Eastern coast ( Horn, Kenya). AFRICA 1 ST ART PRODUCING AREAS OF THE WORLD.

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African Art

African Art. 1. SOWEI Mask Mende, Sierre Leone and Liberia Wood

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Ancient African Art

Ancient African Art. Elements of African Art. Resemblence to a human being Ideas about reality Express ideas about spirits or humans through human and animal images. Tankagle Mask. Dan, Liberia Cote d’Ivoire Wood, metal, fiber Spirits of the forest who use masks to appear to the people.

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Sub-Sahara African Art

Sub-Sahara African Art. Sara Crawford Hour 3. Sub Sahara Africa. Below the Sahara Desert there are three main types of societies. Nomadic Tribes Sedentary Farming Cultures in the savanna and rainforest area. Ancient sophisticated Kingdoms of Nigeria and the Guinea Cost.

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AFRICAN ART

AFRICAN ART. Akan People Tribal Leader Mask. Benin King Mask. Bwa People of Mali Mask. Cameroon Woman Mask. Fang People of Gabon Mask. Fang People of Gabon Mask. Ghana Karma Bird Mask. Guro People of Ivory Coast Mask. West African Congo Boa Mask. Ghana Fertility Doll.

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African Art: Adinkra pillows

African Art: Adinkra pillows. Unit Plan Presentation Christine Choi. Unit Summary. Targeted subject area is to analyze art elements and principles of design. Students will be studying art and design created in different cultures.

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AFRICAN ART

AFRICAN ART. AFRICANS AND THEIR ART. INTRODUCTION DEFINITION ROLE OF THE ARTIST TRADITIONAL ART AFRICAN SCULPTURE AND MASKS ARTISTIC DRESSING & BODY ART CONTEMPORARY ART. Mask – Fang of Gabon. Pablo Picasso – Three figures under a tree 1907. INTRODUCTION.

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African Art

African Art. A basic form of communication All art has a practical, personal or cultural function Some art can be recognized by its cultural style ……. Art is………. Art is passed on from generation to generation. An artists will pass on : 1. techniques 2. style 3. best practice

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African Art

African Art. Early African Art…. Early African art was mainly utilitarian. Masks, baskets, mats, and textile weaving were common works of art. Stable farming communities provided structure for art. The nearby rainforests were places that harbored future traditions for Africa.

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Early African Art

Early African Art. KORHOGO MUD CLOTH PAINTING & other textile styles. What is KORHOGO?. ‘RITUAL and MAGIC’ are part of Korhogo . Fila is the name of the cloth that the Senufo people of Ivory Coast would wear for ‘protection’

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African Art

African Art. The Cultured Body. Male and Female twin figures (flanitokele) 20 th Century Kala, Mali; Bamana artist Wood, Metal.

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AFRICAN ART

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African Art

African Art. African Artists and Aesthetics. Purposes: To identify the position of the artist in various African societies. To consider the creative process. To evaluate aesthetic principles from African perspectives. "Jijora" = Mimesis or relative likeness.

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