What important religious and cultural aspects make-up today’s Africa?

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What important religious and cultural aspects make-up today’s Africa? SS7G4

What important religious and cultural aspects make-up today’s Africa? Read the brief article provided by the teacher. Does your family own any masks that have significant meaning? What do you associate masks with in our society?

West African Masks By Dana Munson & Adrianna Thomas

Geometric What shapes do you see? Do you see any patterns? How do you create a pattern?

Bold patterns are carved or painted with pigments

Are masks 2D or 3D? They have form!

If you were to fold these masks in half they be the same on both sides If you were to fold these masks in half they be the same on both sides.This is an example of symmetrical balance.

Why do people create masks?

Artists hold a respected position in the community Masks are valued for their spiritual quality Part of a ceremonial costume During ceremonies the masks come to life through music and dancing Represents spirits of ancestors and controls the balance between good and evil

Use materials from the Earth such as wood, terracotta clay pottery, raffia and textiles. They are often decorated with cowrie shells, colored beads, bone, animal skins and vegetable fibers. Sometimes metals such as bronze, copper and brass are also used. Even the tools used for carving have spiritual qualities.

Masks celebrate more abstract qualities like nobility, beauty, courage, mischief and humor.

20th century Artists such as Pablo Picasso and Andre Derain were inspired by African Art Sparked the Cubism movement (objects are broken up and re-assembled in an abstract form)

How do these masks create emotion? Through facial expression

Animals have long inspired Ideas for Mask Designs!

What animals live in Africa? Rhinoceros

Lions

Hyenas Antelope Leopards

Ostriches

Zebras

African Cow

Water Buffalo

African Marsh Owl

African Elephant

African Hunting Dog

African Rock Python

How would you design a mask that represents you? Some masks combine human and animals qualities together!

As you finalize today’s activities, share your knowledge with me! 3 of the cultural groups in Africa 2 religions practiced in Africa 1 interesting fact from the week that really got your attention