1. Expressive Arts Group

2. Expressive Arts DanceDrama Performing Arts Music Economics Visual Arts

3. Dance Genres & TechniquesHeritage & TraditionDance Education Customs, Religion & Culture

4. Drama LanguageDrama EducationReligion & Culture History, Values, Customs

5. Music InstrumentsGenresHistoryMusic Education

6. Visual Arts Visual Art EducationRenowned Artist & Established Art FormsUn Established Artist & Art Forms

7. Established Jamaican Artist Edna Manley Carl Abrahams Cecil Cooper Hope Brooks Anna Maria Hendricks Albert Huie Judy Ann Macmillian Zion Eve by Edna Manley

8. Local Jamaican Artist and Art Forms Jamaican Artist Michael Livingston and his “Wood Craving with Sand Art” Negril Studio

9. Fulbright teachers apply sand to wood cravings to express themselves through the figure, following the steps Michael uses to finish his unique sand on wood art.

10. A Lesson in Patois

15. “Linstead Market” Folk Song

16. Ackee Fruit This fruit is part of the national dish in Jamaica. It is poisonous to eat if you eat it before it is ripe.

18. Cooked Ackee and Saltfist The following slide shows cooked ackee with saltfish. The surrounding fruits from the left and clockwise are fried breadfruit, boiled banana, and plantain.

20. Linstead Market

24. “Census” by Miss Lou

25. In Patois One regional dialect (see video clipping)‏ Another regional dialect (see same video)‏

26. Miss Lou dramatically performed her poems A student dressed in bandanna dress performs a Miss Lou poem. Bandanna dress is a traditional Jamaican attire.

28. Census and Its Translation