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Masks in their Global Context, with a focus on Indonesia CERIS International Studies Summer Institute, 1 July 2014 Clown mask, Java. Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Gift of Benedict O’Gorman Anderson Laurie Margot Ross, SEAP

“Woman in Joke Shop” Photograph: Richard Kalvar (American, b.1944) Collection: Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art Acquired through the Membership Purchase Fund

Old Javanese Burial Mask (500 BCE – 200 CE) Hunter Thompson Collection, Yale University Art Gallery

Klana mask with Green Stones Carved by Waryo, Cirebon, West Java, 2006.

Death Ceremonial Masks and Hands Batak, Sumatra

Southeast Asia

Vallegrande, Andean Highlands, Bolivia. Rock stencils, c C.E.

New Guinea Shield with white faces (probably Sepik River) Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art Acquired through the Membership Purchase Fund

Kala face at a Hindu Temple at Prambanan, Central Java Detail of the archwayLoro Jonggrang

Burqa with footed trousers, Afghanistan, c.1850 Collection: Victoria and Albert Museum No. IS

Australian journalist goes undercover in a burqa

Paper Bag Mask Improvisation

Hopi Rain Dance Shonghopavi village, Arizona (c. late 19 th century)

Hopi Ceremonial Mask Leather, horsehair, and pigments Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art Bequest of B. H. Friedman

Hopi and San Carlos Apache Masks and Sacred Objects Paris auction, 2013

Sikkim Animal Mask Dancers Scene from thiam ceremony, Himalayas.

One Female Noh (Japanese) Mask at different angles

Julie Taymor, Teatr Loh (Bali), c.1979

Julie Taymor rehearsing actor in The Lion King

James Ensor (Belgian, ) Carnival Masks Estate of James Ensor. Gemeente Museum, The Hague

James Ensor Self-portrait with masks (Detail, 1889)

Srikandi mask (outer face). Cirebon, West Java, Indonesia Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art Gift of Benedict O’Gorman Anderson

Srikandi mask (inner face). Cirebon, West Java, Indonesia Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art Gift of Benedict O’Gorman Anderson

Sita mask (Ramayana). Bali, Indonesia

Rangda (Bali)

Barong (Bali)

Balinese Dance Theatre Topeng Pajegan (Djauk)

Kutiyyatam: Sanskrit Drama of Kerala (South India) The flexible mask.

Igbo Maiden Spirit (Mmuo) Maskers Akwa, Nigeria, 1935

Ibo (Igbo), Nigeria female spirit mask Maiden mask (Agbogho mmuo) Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art Gift of Dorothy Brill Robbins, Class of 1933

Full body masks. Minangkabau (West Sumatra, Indonesia) Photos: Paul Mason Maskers taking a breakMasker in sunglasses

Javanese Masks World’s Columbian Exposition. Coll: Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago.

Tembem (clown mask) 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition Outer FaceInner face with label

Drupadi mask 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition Outer FaceAmulet, Inner face

Cirebonese Mask Dance Cirebon, West Java, Indonesia Rumyang and Clown Photo: Sonny Sumarsono, 1983

Ida Bagus Anom, Mask Carver (Mas Village, Bali) Photograph: Leonard Pitt, 1978

Sorapong Pongsuk, maskmaker, Thailand Masks for Ayutthaya performances

Khon (Thai) Ramakien (Ramayana) Masks. Papier mâché

Kandeg and his Masks (1977) Photo: Ron Bogley