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Gender Representation in Africa. Blolo Bla. Akan. Baule. Blolo Bla figure. Baule. Ryan Jensen. 536 Broadway, New York, N.Y. ARTstor. The Blolo Bla (spirit spouse) of Baule is a wooden and golden leaf figure meant to satisfy a society’s needs between the actual and ancestral world. The. Figures represent that of human experience as well as evolution which is linked to not only the ancestral spirit world, but the human world as well. [6]. The doll is described as very beautiful and the. Not only does it re...
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Gender Representation in Africa. Ndomo Masquerade. Bamana. Mali. Masks: Ntomo (Ndomo) Mali. Bamana. University of California, San Diego. Artstor. The transition of a boy becoming a man in this society is something that is sacred and recognized and is one of the important things to celebrate, as the belief is that men hold great power. Ifa Divination Tray. Yoruba. Nigeria. Divination Tray: Opon Ifa. Michael R. Heide. Fine Art Museum of San Francisco, 1996. ARTstor. Epa Headdress. Yoruba. Nigeria. Philadel...
Balance - Gender Representation in Africa
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Gender Representation in Africa. Mother and child. Dogon. Tellum. Mother and child. Dogon. Erich Lessing. Culture and Fine Arts Archives. ARTstor. Gelede Woman's and Mask. Yoruba. University of California, San Diego. ARTstor. Http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Maternity Statue. Yombe. Congo. Pfemba Maternity Statue. University of San Diego. ARTstor. Dreaming: Anthropologoical and Psychological Interpretations. Cambridge University Press, 1987),4. Henry John Drewal and Maragaret Thompson:. New York, 2000).
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Gender Representation in Africa. Gender representation can be expressed in countless varieties and is a subject that is seen and experienced across the globe. The subject of gender in African communities lets us examine the history of those gender values, specific relationships between women and men, women and fertility, the creation of gender hierarchies, and the cultural construction of the relationship between sexuality and gender. Create a free website. Create your own free website.
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Gender Representation in Africa. Asante, Molefi K,. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1996. Bentor, Eli,. Life as an Artistic Process: Igbo Ikenga and Ofo African Arts. Blackmun Visona, Monica and Poynor, Robin and Cole, Herbert M. A History of Art In Africa, Second Edition. De Mott, Barbara,. Dogon Masks: A Structural Study of Form and Meaning. UMI Research Press, 1982. Drewal, Henry John and Margaret Thompson,. Art and Female Power Among the Yoruba. Hellibrunn, In,. Timeline of Art History. New York, 2000.
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Arts of Africa 2011: So Pleased With Y'all!
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Arts of Africa 2011. This is Dr. Sutton's Arts of Africa Blog. Sunday, December 11, 2011. So Pleased With Y'all! I have been very pleased with the overall quality of work each of you has submitted to me this semester. It has been a pleasure getting to know each of you and assisting you discover not only information about objects from various places in Africa, but how to be critical thinkers in a diverse and globally-oriented world. Stay in touch! I have provided links to your web museums here. Haitian ar...
Arts of Africa 2011: September 2011
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Arts of Africa 2011. This is Dr. Sutton's Arts of Africa Blog. Monday, September 26, 2011. Prompt for September 30. Create your own comparison of objects from two different peoples whom we have studied thus far. Make sure to fully identify each object as you are required for the online museum project. People/artist who made it. Description of object medium/process of construction if applicable. Wednesday, September 21, 2011. Prompt for Friday, September 23. Wednesday, September 14, 2011. General Comments...
Arts of Africa 2011: For those who were foiled...Here is your new opportunity
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Arts of Africa 2011. This is Dr. Sutton's Arts of Africa Blog. Monday, November 28, 2011. For those who were foiled.Here is your new opportunity. How else/through what other lens/frames might we consider the artist's work? Http:/ art.state.gov/artists.aspx. Http:/ africa.si.edu/exhibits/dialogue/intro.htm. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cultural Hybridization in African Art. Museum of Zoomorphic Objects. TEXT[ile]-West African Textile Museum. Gender Representation in Africa. An Array of Powers.
Arts of Africa 2011: November 2011
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Arts of Africa 2011. This is Dr. Sutton's Arts of Africa Blog. Monday, November 28, 2011. For those who were foiled.Here is your new opportunity. How else/through what other lens/frames might we consider the artist's work? Http:/ art.state.gov/artists.aspx. Http:/ africa.si.edu/exhibits/dialogue/intro.htm. Saturday, November 12, 2011. I've received your emails about the Waterloo Arts Center! Monday, November 7, 2011. This week, you are to visit the Waterloo Center for the Arts. Check their hours here.
Arts of Africa 2011: Prompt for 11-11-11
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Arts of Africa 2011. This is Dr. Sutton's Arts of Africa Blog. Monday, November 7, 2011. This week, you are to visit the Waterloo Center for the Arts. Check their hours here. Make sure to consider the Haitian art displayed. You may also want to link in your observations of the Bahamaian Art exhibition currently on view. For your blog, write a critical review of the WAC display(s) and/or continue your critical consideration of the readings on Rotimi Fani-Kayode and our class discussion from Tuesday. Chris...
Arts of Africa 2011: December 2011
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Arts of Africa 2011. This is Dr. Sutton's Arts of Africa Blog. Sunday, December 11, 2011. So Pleased With Y'all! I have been very pleased with the overall quality of work each of you has submitted to me this semester. It has been a pleasure getting to know each of you and assisting you discover not only information about objects from various places in Africa, but how to be critical thinkers in a diverse and globally-oriented world. Stay in touch! I have provided links to your web museums here. Kenny Mies...
Arts of Africa 2011: Comments on Haitian art blogs
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Arts of Africa 2011. This is Dr. Sutton's Arts of Africa Blog. Sunday, October 16, 2011. Comments on Haitian art blogs. Generally, I was glad to see so many thoughtful posts. It's always rewarding as a teacher to see students reconsider prior beliefs and conceptions of what they thought they knew after processing new information. I was also impressed last week with more students providing each other with helpfully critical comments on the blog posts. Keep that up! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Arts of Africa 2011: Prompt for October 28
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Arts of Africa 2011. This is Dr. Sutton's Arts of Africa Blog. Tuesday, October 25, 2011. Prompt for October 28. Explain how the “other” is constructed in the Mami Wata cult or by the Kongo or Sapi. Provide a specific example where visual culture is used in this construction. What do the two essays have in common? What strategies for interculturation or encountering difference seem to be shared by African peoples from each time period considered by the authors, respectively? Museum of Zoomorphic Objects.
Arts of Africa 2011: Oh No!
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Arts of Africa 2011. This is Dr. Sutton's Arts of Africa Blog. Saturday, November 12, 2011. I've received your emails about the Waterloo Arts Center! However, if your plans were foiled and now feel too much time pressure, don't worry. I will provide another prompt after Thanksgiving to get you up to speed. For all, do comment this week, by Monday night, the same as usual. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cultural Hybridization in African Art. Museum of Zoomorphic Objects. Powerful Art of West Africa.
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African Gender Forum and Award
The 4th Edition of AGFA took place the 17-18 June 2011 in Dakar, Senegal. On the margins of the 17. The Selection Committee of the African Gender Award, chaired by Ms. Gertrude Mongella, former President of the Pan African Parliament, elected Her Excellency President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf of the Republic of Liberia. To receive the 2011 African Gender Award. After having been awarded to President Wade of Senegal. President Thabo Mbeki of South Africa. And President Paul Kagame of Rwanda. Winner of the 200...
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Gender Representation in Africa. Gender representation can be expressed in countless varieties and is a subject that is seen and experienced across the globe. The subject of gender in African communities lets us examine the history of those gender values, specific relationships between women and men, women and fertility, the creation of gender hierarchies, and the cultural construction of the relationship between sexuality and gender. Create a free website. Start your own free website.
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