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African Arts: Iowan Guy. Sunday, November 13, 2011. Waterloo Arts Center Adventure! Well, to make a long story short, my visit to the Waterloo Arts Center was very interesting. Since I have time to blog though, I'll give you the long story! To, pardon me if this makes you queasy. throw up. I couldn't hold it in! That looked really fun. Friday, November 4, 2011. I bring up this idea of stereotypes because this seemed to be an underlying theme within the three articles we read and discussed in class. A...

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African Arts: Iowan Guy. Sunday, November 13, 2011. Waterloo Arts Center Adventure! Well, to make a long story short, my visit to the Waterloo Arts Center was very interesting. Since I have time to blog though, I'll give you the long story! To, pardon me if this makes you queasy. throw up. I couldn't hold it in! That looked really fun. Friday, November 4, 2011. I bring up this idea of stereotypes because this seemed to be an underlying theme within the three articles we read and discussed in class. A...

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African Arts: Iowan Guy: November 2011

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African Arts: Iowan Guy. Sunday, November 13, 2011. Waterloo Arts Center Adventure! Well, to make a long story short, my visit to the Waterloo Arts Center was very interesting. Since I have time to blog though, I'll give you the long story! To, pardon me if this makes you queasy. throw up. I couldn't hold it in! That looked really fun. Friday, November 4, 2011. I bring up this idea of stereotypes because this seemed to be an underlying theme within the three articles we read and discussed in class. A...

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African Arts: Iowan Guy: September 2011

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African Arts: Iowan Guy. Friday, September 30, 2011. Well, unfortunately I do not have pictures of the two objects I will be comparing but if you guys can't remember what I'm talking about I'm going to provide you the page numbers in our book! That way if you really want to look at the pictures you know where to go. Friday, September 23, 2011. African Cultures take these masquerades to a whole new level but believing that they actually become the spirit of the mask. They perform however they need to ...

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African Arts: Iowan Guy: October 2011

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African Arts: Iowan Guy. Friday, October 28, 2011. The articles talked about "others" and who they were. In the first article, Imaging Otherness in Ivory: African Portrayals of the Portuguese ca. 1942. It is all unsure territory. The reason I bring this up is to show that they were adapting to this new idea. By the Portuguese coming across the ocean, the Kongo, Beni and Sapi cultures adapted this foreign idea and made it their own. More often than not, we use ideas from other people and cultures. I s...

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African Arts: Iowan Guy: Adaptation.

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African Arts: Iowan Guy. Friday, October 28, 2011. The articles talked about "others" and who they were. In the first article, Imaging Otherness in Ivory: African Portrayals of the Portuguese ca. 1942. It is all unsure territory. The reason I bring this up is to show that they were adapting to this new idea. By the Portuguese coming across the ocean, the Kongo, Beni and Sapi cultures adapted this foreign idea and made it their own. More often than not, we use ideas from other people and cultures. I s...

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African Arts: Iowan Guy: Comparing Heads.

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African Arts: Iowan Guy. Friday, September 30, 2011. Well, unfortunately I do not have pictures of the two objects I will be comparing but if you guys can't remember what I'm talking about I'm going to provide you the page numbers in our book! That way if you really want to look at the pictures you know where to go. October 1, 2011 at 4:28 PM. Im glad to see that the process of writing helped you make important learning connections! I think these are good choices for comparison. October 2, 2011 at 6:42 PM.

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Nikki-Arts of Africa: November 2011

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Friday, November 11, 2011. Artists vs. Individuality. Both articles consisted of sexual nature that creates both controversy and strong point that was established through these artworks and the artists’ ‘so-called’ identity. The point of this blog and much of the topic discussed, is that of the fact that stereotyping and assuming an identity of someone will never change no matter the artist or subject, because that is what we, as the audience and crowd are programmed to learn/know. What is there identity?

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Nikki-Arts of Africa: Week 9 - African Connections

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Friday, October 14, 2011. Week 9 - African Connections. There are many different routes one can take when connecting what is known already about African arts and what is continuing to be seen and read. One thing that I’ve realized and observed so far about African culture is how sacred the rituals and beliefs of certain societies are. Participants actually believe and/or mock the act of spirits coming to visit the ceremony which takes place by physically possessing individuals and speaking and acting thr...

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Bethany4Hisstory: Why?

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Friday, November 4, 2011. When we discussed the articles in the groups it was interesting how everyone thought about the different articles, the quotes they chose, and why they chose them. The Swing by Yinka Shonibare. And the general question of Why? Why shouldn’t African artists be able to make any art they want? Why do people expect them to make strictly "traditional" African art? Why are African artists not being recognized individually for the art they create? November 4, 2011 at 10:17 PM. My name i...

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Nikki-Arts of Africa: September 2011

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Thursday, September 29, 2011. Baule vs. Mossi. Two objects that I would like to focus on are the Biiga. Figures made by the Mossi peoples as well as the Blolo Bla/Bian. Spirit Spouses) figures made by the Baule peoples. Although they are two diverse doll sculptures made by different cultures, they both signify some similarities, yet differences in meaning and relevance. The dream partner is always described as very beautiful and the Blolo. Some noticeable exterior details on the Biiga. Characteristics&#4...

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Bethany4Hisstory: Comparing Faces

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Friday, September 30, 2011. This last week in class we did a lot of comparing different objects and different cultures. I decided to compare the Akan Terracotta Funerary Sculptures with the terracotta and brass Ile Ife heads. October 1, 2011 at 4:44 PM. These are good choices for comparison, and you discussed the main points. A few tics: no apostraphe s for plurals, Ile-Ife is a place; the people were probably ancestors of the Yoruba. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Contempo...

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Bethany4Hisstory: Masks and how they mark and effect change

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Friday, September 23, 2011. Masks and how they mark and effect change. How do masks mark and effect change? This is an interesting question that I will answer using the Bwa people as a example, but before I do we need to ask a few other questions. First what are the functions of masks? The answer to this is simple there are many different functions, however two of the main ones are that they are a form of theater and they are a form of worship. Who dances masks? September 26, 2011 at 7:22 AM. Arts of Afr...

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Nikki-Arts of Africa: Baule vs. Mossi

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Thursday, September 29, 2011. Baule vs. Mossi. Two objects that I would like to focus on are the Biiga. Figures made by the Mossi peoples as well as the Blolo Bla/Bian. Spirit Spouses) figures made by the Baule peoples. Although they are two diverse doll sculptures made by different cultures, they both signify some similarities, yet differences in meaning and relevance. The dream partner is always described as very beautiful and the Blolo. Some noticeable exterior details on the Biiga. Characteristics&#4...

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Nikki-Arts of Africa: Contemporary Artist Controversies

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Thursday, November 3, 2011. In the third reading that was assigned, it was apparent how these artists confront assumptions and projections. It was evident that Ouattara became very frustrated quickly with the interviewer (Thomas McEvilley) asking questions such as, “Where did you grow up? 8221;, “Where did you go to school? 8221; and so on. Santoni simply wanted to talk about his art. Why is that important anyways? November 8, 2011 at 7:03 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I'm currently a junior at...

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Nikki-Arts of Africa: October 2011

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Friday, October 28, 2011. Interculturation and The "Other". Foreign cultures into their own visual structures so it gave them familiarity and understanding to the distant culture. Varying strategies were used among the differing African peoples. The travel of these pale-skinned peoples related to aspects of life and death and crossroads as the travel was made across the seas. In regards to the first article, some examples of the Benin people incorporating that perception and influence. There are many dif...

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Bethany4Hisstory: September 2011

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Friday, September 30, 2011. This last week in class we did a lot of comparing different objects and different cultures. I decided to compare the Akan Terracotta Funerary Sculptures with the terracotta and brass Ile Ife heads. Friday, September 23, 2011. Masks and how they mark and effect change. How do masks mark and effect change? Friday, September 16, 2011. The Radiance of a King article. I mean that they are not the real posters for the movie, but they are recreated posters of what the artist thinks t...

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