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Slide1: Maisie Smith
Oldham-Ramona School District
9-12 Art Instructor
Introduction: Introduction To expose students to the many cultural mask forms the world has to offer.
Examples of Masks of the World: Examples of Masks of the World African Masks
Asian Masks
Chinese Masks
Japanese Masks
Indonesian Masks
Mexican Masks
European Masks
Pre-Columbian Masks
Nomadic Indian Masks
African Masks: African Masks Kissing Zebra Mask is a traditional wedding mask.
Asian Masks: Asian Masks Tibetan is a Comical Figure Mask from Tibet Region.
Chinese Mask: Chinese Mask Cheng Yaojin – Luhualian Chinese Opera Masks
Japanese Mask: Japanese Mask Shikami is a decorative mask from Japan
Indonesian Mask: Indonesian Mask Celuluk Tattoo Mask
Mexican Mask: Mexican Mask
European Masks: European Masks Mask for Carnival
Pre-Columbian Art Mask: Pre-Columbian Art Mask Mask of Quetzalcoatl is a funeral mask from South American.
Nomadic Indian Masks: Nomadic Indian Masks Tlingit Mask is a ceremony mask from Northwest coast.
Conclusion: Conclusion Research Paper on Mask Background.
Build Masks with found materials and paint.
Remember:
Kept Research Paper and Masks for Portfolio.
Brush Control and technique
Colors always light then dark, black color is last.
Bibliography: Bibliography http://www.masks.org/galleries/museum_gallery/kulturen_lund/
http://www.masks.org/galleries/museum_gallery/hong_kong/hongkong_museum_007.html
http://www.masks.org/galleries/museum_gallery/peloponnesian_museum/
http://www.anymask.com/inmas.html?search=Overture
Kissick,John. Art Context and Criticism, pg 344.
Chapman, Laura. Art:Images and Ideas, pg 64.
http://www.eclipsed.com/