MASKS What are they used for?.............................................

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The ritual masking in the Bulgarian folk culture dates back to pagan times when the warrior has put on the skin of the animal totem. In ancient times,

Advertisements

Art and design Understanding masks from Africa. Why do people wear and use masks? to conceal to shock to scare to disguise to transform to celebrate Have.

Sculpture/ Masks Look at these masks. Each is distinctly different in the way it looks, its uses, and even how it's made. These masks give the viewer a.

CONFUCIANISM With no CLERGY or GODS - Confucianism is not a religion in the TRADITIONAL sense ETHICAL system provides direction for personal behavior Practiced.

The Many Faces of the World MASKS What can they tell us about the people who made them?

African Masks Various Artists Shape Pattern Texture Composition Lwalwa Mask.

Early Japanese History & Japanese Feudalism

MASKS What are they & who wears them?. Party Masks – people have enjoyed dressing up in masks for thousands of years.

Chapter 15 Feudal Powers in Japan

MASKS Masks are a universal cultural link being found in most nations all over the world. They form a silent language which is understood all over the.

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 History of Masks A short review. “Mask is a form of disguise. It is an object that is frequently worn over or in front of the face to hide the identity.

Cultural Identities and Body Art. Cultures around the world celebrate a variety of holidays and traditions in a number of ways with the art of mask making.

The Many Faces of the World MASKS What can they tell us about the people who made them?

Chapter 14 Section 1 Questions

Masks May 20, 2014.

Masks A History and examples.

Animism[an-uh-miz-uh m]

Tiki Masks. Websites and information Many of the Tiki Masks are designed based on the four main gods. Kane is the god of sunlight, and natural life; Ku.

Masks. Central & South America The use of masks in Mexico dates from 3000 BC. Masks were used by priests to summon the power of deities and in the sacrifices.

By: Angie Gonzales. What a Mask Is  Before I can inform you of the history of mask, I need to tell you what a mask actually is. A mask is a covering.

Key Terms – Japan and Feudalism (1)

Korea and Japan. The Map of the Silk Roads The Silk Roads were one of the most important trade routes in the world – Connected China to the rest of the.

Understanding masks from Africa

Identity Mask Making. History Of Masks Masks have played a key role in the ceremonies and rituals of humankind almost since the beginning of civilization.

Korea and Japan. Geography of Korea and Japan  Korea – peninsula off of the coast of China  Mountainous area with limited farmland  Japan – archipelago.

 o.php?video_id=63928&title=African_Ma sks o.php?video_id=63928&title=African_Ma.

  Known as “The Boy King.” He became King of Egypt when he was 9 years old, and he ruled from 1341 – 1323 B.C., over 3,000 years ago.  Tutankhamen’s.

RELIGION IN JAPAN Shinto Pure Land Buddhism Zen Buddhism.

 Mask are believe to be used to conceal the wearer’s identity or they can create a new identity  Mask come in many different sizes and shapes  The.

Chapter 12, Section 4 “Feudal Powers in Japan”. Shintoism Japan around the 1 st century B.C. was organized into clans. Each clan worshipped its own nature.

Japan and the Koreas Chapter 28:1 [Image source:

Early Civilizations in China

Masks Around the World By Nicole l.. Masks A mask is a covering for all parts of the face. People all around the world use masks for lots of different.

Northwest Valley Community College ART 161. Think about this prompt “If I were a mask from an ancient or exotic culture, what would I look like and what.

Japanese cultural development-influenced by China and Korea Shinto and Buddhism coexisted INTRODUCTION.

 Ancient Japan was not a united country.  Instead Japan was divided into territories that were controlled by hundreds of different clans.  Each territory.

Bellwork: What values are emphasized in the U.S. military?

Ancient African Art.

Traditional African Masks

Masks/Self- Portraits Clay 2 Dunn. Masks are worn over or in front of the face to hide or transform the identity of a person. This characteristic of hiding.

Early Japan Holt page Standard and

Arts of Ancient China Art Standards: Discuss and describe the common themes or subject matter of selected artworks from different cultures Create artworks.

Warm-up #8 What are some factors for migration? Why do people leave their homes for somewhere else? Where do you think most people in East Asia settle?

MASKS What are they used for?

East Asia Religions and Philosophies. Buddhism in East Asia Mahayana Believe in becoming Buddhas themselves Become Bodhisattvas Reach Nirvana, but delay.

Japan: Land of the Rising Sun. Japan - Geography Japan is a large group of islands located off the Asian mainland. It is made up of 3,000 islands. The.

Japan and Korea. Japan’s geography Archipelago (island chain) 4000 islands Mountains  terrace farming Heavy rains  rice planting ( gained from Korea)

2017 Spread of Buddhism into East Asia

Aim: How did Confucian philosophy help create Chinese civilization?

Cultural Exchange & Cultural Studies with respect to Nepal & Sri Lanka ISA Boralanda Dharmapala vidyalaya Cultural Dances of Sri Lanka.

Confucianism, Islam, and shinto

Kukeri Carnival games On several occasions during the year, ritual games called Kukeri, take place in Bulgaria. The performers are men, dressed in colourful.

Confucianism Review of East Asian Philosophies Key Concepts for Next Week’s Test.

23rd primary school of thessaloniki – greece CARNIVAL IN GREECE

Age of Emperors.

African Masks Shape Pattern Composition Texture Lwalwa Mask.

What do these masks do to your character?

MASKS The Many Faces of the World

FORM ADDITIVE & SUBTRACTIVE CONSTRUCTION/ASSEMBLAGE

MASKS Ceramics 1 & 2 • Mrs. Estoch.

FORM ADDITIVE & SUBTRACTIVE CONSTRUCTION/ASSEMBLAGE

Chapter 8 Japan.

Unit 1: African Masks Various Artists Shape Pattern Composition

Art and design Understanding masks from Africa.

Ancient Japan Grade 7.

African Mask Project.

Japan The island country!!.

Presentation transcript:

MASKS What are they used for?

Disguise Tolai Tubuan and Dukduk masks East New Britain Province, PNG

Discipline Masks Executioners Helmet, 18 th Century Germany

Military/ War Masks Menpo helmets, Japan

Four savi masks from Papua New Guinea A savi mask is about power, including the power to counter black magic. All savi have their tongues stuck out as a sign of aggression towards enemies of their clan.. MAGIC RITUAL

DONGBA MASKS FROM YUNNAN PROVINCE, CHINA Designed to be hung on walls and doors outside houses to frighten away the evil spirits

Also from Yunnan these masks incorporate bells the sound of which will also fend away the evil spirits.

Therapeutic and Magic Ritual Africa

Mai masks, represented as pairs of mythical brothers and sisters, are the masks used in the young men's initiation ceremonies. INITIATION MASKS

Funerary Masks Dan Guere Masks from Ivory Coast, Africa

Tutankhamen's Mask Ancient Egypt

Fertility Ceremonies Tengu Mask, Japan/ Jaguar Mask, Mexico

Headdresses from Africa What animals do these masks represent?

INDONESIAN DANCE MASK THEATRE MASKS

CHINESE OPERA MASKS Different colours and expressions represent different characters

Korean Old Monk Mask Pyeolsandae dance, Yangju, South Korea

ANCESTOR WORSHIP In Africa masks can symbolise respected ancestors, the animal world and important gods and goddesses.

A classic Tibetan mask of Dharmapala, protector of Buddhist faith. This was used in a monastery's ritual Cham ceremonies depicting the victory of Buddhism over the demons that once ruled Tibet. TIBETAN MASKS

Folk Masks Diablo mask, Ecuador/ La Romana, Dominican Republic / knitted Mask, Bolvia

VENICE CARNIVAL MASKS a time of intrigue and deception DECORATION AND DISGUISE

In this project you are going to design and make your own mask!!!!!! Will it represent a respected ancestor, perhaps an important warrior chief, the animal world or an important god or goddess? Work creatively and imaginatively. Consider carefully the shapes, pattern and motifs you use as these will show the characteristics of the mask. Once you have drawn your mask, use collage to add colour and texture.

HOMEWORK Using the Internet find a mask that really appeals to you. Copy onto an A4 document and answer the following: 1.Where is it from? 2.What is it used for? 3.What does it mean? 4.How is it made? 5.Why do I like it? Present your research in your workbook. Include a detailed drawing of the mask as well