Male statue of Mari pottery seat is an example of a person who is not positive. Sculpture shows a man sitting by bending the right leg and pulling the left foot to the chest. His right arm leaned against his heart and his left arm leaned against his shoulder. His body has plenty of raised bumps. His face moved slightly to the left, and he seemed to concentrate. The title explains that he communicates with the gods. Yoraba's Orangun Eps headdress is a character model with staff and good sacred scale. Sub-Saharan African art is very diverse, but there are still some common themes. One is how to use letters. Second, like sculpture. The purpose of art in sub-Saharan Africa is not two, but three. The house is experienced from all angles. Third, its intention is to carry out art. Sub-Saharan Africans have specific names for masks. This name combines the spirit of sculpture, dance and fusion mask. The name represents all three elements. Fourth, art with practical function and utilitarianism. Artists and craftsmen are not parting. You can use a hand-shaped sculpture as a stool. Fifth, use fractal or nonlinear scaling. The overall shape is the shape of parts of various dimensions. Prior to the discovery of fractal geometry, Senegal's first president, Leopold Sedar Senghor, called it "dynamic symmetry". Finally, sub-Saharan African art is visually abstract, not naturalistic. Mask ball, metalwork, sculpture, architecture, fiber art, dance are important African art forms and may be included in African art research. The term "art of Africa" ​​does not include the art of the North African region on the Mediterranean coast. Because these areas were part of different traditions for a long time. For over a thousand years, the art of these areas has many special functions, but it is part of Islamic art. The Ethiopian art with a long tradition of Christianity also differs from the art of most parts of Africa, and the traditional African religion in Africa (Muslim north of North) became dominant recently. The art of Africa includes ancient art, Muslim art in North and West Africa, Christian art in East Africa, and the art of rituals in these and other areas. Masks are an important element in the art of many people and are usually also highly stylized letters.

There is no specific date for African art. This is the reason most art dates from the 19th century to the early 20th century. Many 20th century artists admire and collect the art of Africa. They enjoy bold colors, expressions, and shapes, creating a new starting point in the history of art. The art of Africa is mainly dedicated to life confirmation activities such as healing, joy, protection, transformation. Artists, coupled with formal completeness and sophistication in African art, coupled with extraordinary expressive power. Artists' research and response to African art at the beginning of the 20th century promoted the surge of interest in formal accounts. - No. 49 's fuss and shouting. In the unknown future era, it is appropriate to discuss past memories, and their memories are becoming increasingly nostalgic. Thomas Pynchon and William Faulkner explore our way of remembering, recycling, and regenerating the individual and community past in a very contrasting way. This is a record year for our African art department. This year, there are more African art spaces than any time in history in high school. In October our permanent exhibition gallery was combined with two special exhibition spaces totaling 20,000 square feet filled with African art. "One of the themes of the show points out how young artists can get inspiration from African optimism in the age of independence, especially in the late 1950s and early 1960s in West Africa For example, The work "Happy from ..." shows a music video from Abidjan to Antananarivo, Brazzaville, and other places. These are all received by Pharrell Williams. This color video collage inspired by the song "Happy" is featured in black and white images such as photographers Seydou Keita, MalickSidibé and Jean Depara celebrating the fun moments of the past decades. " Today, Fatihassan is considered the primary early representative of modern black African art. Contemporary African art was created by artists such as Irma Stern, Cyril Hradan, Walter Batis and Johannesburg Goodman Museum in South Africa in the 1950s and 1960s. Recently, collectors such as European galleries such as London October Gallery and collectors such as Rome Jean Pigozzi, Artur Walther, Gianni Baiocchi are boosting interest in this subject. Many exhibitions at the Africa Pavilion at the African Art Museum, the Venice Biennale 2007, introduced the Sindika Dokolo collection of contemporary art of Africa, which has long traveled a long way to many myths and prejudice afflicting contemporary African art . . Okwui Enwezor of Nigeria was appointed art director of Documenta 11 and his African-centered artistic vision spurred a myriad of African artists' careers on an international stage.

African art This painting was made by African artists. You can judge from the African background by the color used in the picture and the style of the clothes. This picture is abstract because of its shape. There are curves in the figure, but the figure is used like a "block" as if the figure is a picture. This picture is the color used. Each random shape has a hue. The color used is bright from blue and red, mixed with dark shades. Egyptian and African Egyptian and African artistic expression ............................ In art, the style is 1 Features or many features that can be identified as immutable, repetitive, or consistent. Artistic terms 1) Artists express their emotions through artistic creation, and their finished goods will reflect this feeling. They can also create works of art that give emotional reactions to the audience. Emotion is a strong excitement about experiencing the emotions of Nile jewelry: The history of ancient Egyptian jewelry wore jewelry for thousands of years. There is no time to compare with ancient Egyptian jewelry regardless of whether it is to show beauty, wealth or faith. At the beginning of the kingdom jewels and metals were found and worn. Unfortunately, the remaining Egyptian jewelry on display at the museum today are just a few of the real existence of serious robbery. problem There is no specific date for African art. This is the reason most art dates from the 19th century to the early 20th century. Many 20th century artists admire and collect the art of Africa. They enjoy bold colors, expressions, and shapes, creating a new starting point in the history of art. - In 1915, Marcel Duchamp used a common snow shovel, drew a title in front of a broken arm, introduced the concept of "ready-made" art. He used to raise the wheel and connect it to the stool to make a body called a bicycle wheel. Early in the 20th century, the most important aesthetic movements in African American art were the Harlem Renaissance or the "New Blacks" movement in the 1920s. Harlem in New York State became "the center of the culture of black America". Even though he was not an African-American, Stuart Davis practiced in New York and was influenced by African-American culture and jazz music. Aaron Douglas consciously integrated the image of Africa into his work. The most important African-American photographer at the time was James Van der Zey, photographing characters and scenes in Harlem for more than 50 years. During the Second World War and after the war, new schools of African-American artists emerged, many of which were called "children of the Harlem Renaissance." In the 1950s, the art of African-American was dominated by abstract expressionism and realism; their important practitioners included Charles Alston, Romare Bearden and James Wells.

In addition to rock painting, ancient African artists also prepared sculptures. One of the oldest sculptures in Africa is an unusual terra-cotta ceramic surface recorded in the country of West Africa in Nigeria for more than 2500 years. These sculptures are assembled using cast iron or crystalline compounds, but the original shape does not exist. They show a spirit of flexibility to the culture of Africa and dates back to about 200 CE. Peter 89 Their amazing shape features and communication excellence made them unique in African art history. Yorubas uses various materials such as bronze, leather, terracotta, ivory, fabric, copper, stone, wood carving, brass, pottery, glass, etc. for artwork. One of the unique aspects of Yoruba's art is its amazing realism - unlike most African arts, it will choose to create human sculptures in a brilliant and life-sized form. The art history of the nearby Benin Empire shows that there is an intersection of ideas between the adjacent Yoruba and Edo. Brass casters in Benin's court learned their art from the master of Ifefa called Iguaega sent from Ife at the request of Benin's opal around 1400. In fact, Benin's oldest cast brass monument replicates the delicate naturalism of Ife's early Yoruba sculpture. Bastar Art and its craftsmen are known for metal products and clay products. Exceptional skills of the Bastar tribe in the creation and design of genuine handicrafts, Dokra Craft, bamboo work, terrorist warriors, wood carvings, and clay works greatly demonstrated the creativity of tribal craftsmen. Dokra is the most popular and first known metal casting method with independent design and type. Dokuro is an important part of tribal culture and is widely recognized. The tribal art style holds the charm of Chhattisgarh, making it the perfect place for visitors to discover the real India of the past. Various sculptures, seal, ceramics, gold jewelry, and terracotta fighters, bronze, talc and figurines were excavated from the Harappan civilization. Other undiscovered handicraft items include seashell works, ceramics, camellia, glazed talcum beads, special combs and the like. The dancer's girl and the Mohenjohdaro's beard's head are two famous works of art. Various clay figures indicate that Harappans admire Mother's goddess as a symbol of fertility. Several trees seem to be sacred. Several people buried the dead in the grave. Because their graves often contain deceased household ceramics, decorations and mirrors, people in Halapang may believe in their life after death.

"Transformation teaching" can cooperate with the Smithsonian American Art Museum (SAAM) Art and African American Experience, a grand opening of the National African American History and Culture Museum, held on October 13, 2016 I am honored. Teacher Project The evening's goal was to share the African American art school with tasks beyond the traditional textbook story. In the keynote at the opening ceremony, Jahana Hayes, a teacher nationwide, explained why the students think they are reflected in the curriculum. In "Teaching Change", I introduce courses "Expansion of the story: encounter with encounter with harem · renaissance". This course is based on SAAM's exhibition Harlem Heroes. Photographs taken by CarlVan Vechten and African American artwork Participants learned about Harlem Renaissance by playing the role of historical figures such as Elanda Robertson, Langston Hughes, Jacob Lawrence. The teacher first reads the short biography of his character and then writes monologue. "If I am alive today, how can I challenge the current world's injustice?" Then they were invited to a meeting and greetings. Finally, they chose works that reflect the artworks chosen by African Americans and their roles, passion and / or heritage. In the evaluation, the teacher shared that the course introduced historical figures they had never heard. They also shared an idea about the event: When teaching civil rights, Great Depression, World War II, every topic, I can use any character in American history. I like role-playing activities! As an art teacher, I will focus on African American visual artists. You can also contact the teacher of history. I have never thought of connecting visual arts to performing artists. I like to lead students' brains! It's a good idea! Let's start a good conversation - open the door to teaching history in an interactive and dynamic way! This is a wonderful way to talk with historical figures, learn more things, make inferences and connections. Dolezal holds a master's degree in art from Howard University. She was acquiring before passing. According to her East Washington teacher biology she taught the art history of African and African American, the African American culture and "Black Women's Struggle" course. Like other scholars, Fanny said that teaching is absolutely not necessary. African Studies In fact, many of the famous African American researchers are Caucasians. And Finnie added that the decision to hire Dolezal is not based on her position as activist or the role of NAACP. However, Finnie says that she always calls herself a black colleague, which is how they know her. The scholars evaluated the curiosity of a white woman, Rachel Dressar, reported to have been a black teacher of African-American studies for five years. What is African American art? African-American art is a creative work of the African American community. African-American art begins with a slave community earlier than the civil war and depicts a group of struggles, victories, and emotions bound by common experience and tradition. African American art includes painting, drawing, printmaking, pottery, quilting, textiles and photographs. Between the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s and the 1930s, the art of African-Americans experienced particularly rich exercise. Highwayman made 200,000 idyllic paintings of Florida landscape and it is now very collectable. The art history of African Americans began with slaves and slaves were brought to the United States forcibly and acquired skills from their hometown. The first professional African American artist who recorded was a portrait painter around Joshua Johnson, Baltimore, Maryland. Henry Osawa Tanner became an international celebrity, but he ran away to France and lived in a more equal society.

"Finding the Two Ways: Contemporary African Foreign Art" provides opportunities for several practical artists exploring the psychological topography between the West and Africa, and the context of changing natural globalization It is an exhibition exploring the changing natural geography of the city. Background Various emotional expressions and aesthetic ambitions that diaspora in Africa and Diaspora in Africa have shown in their work. The vision of the curator of the exhibition aims to create a unique space of personal and cultural history, perspective and artistic vision, trying to avoid homogenizing multiple realities of the artist. Students explore the intellectual, cultural and political ideas and traditions of African Americans, Africans and Africans in a historical and contemporary context. There is a story in African-American culture. It is a clue to various story, including community, culture, race, across Diaspora in Africa and Africa. Through interdisciplinary research on a wide range of topics related to regional and global history of African people students will be critically involved in the intersection of race, privilege and oppression in their lives and communities . African-American literature is an important area of ​​diaspora literature in Africa, influenced by the heritage of patriarchism in Africa, affecting African hooliganism in many countries. African American literature exists in a wider range of post colonial literature but scholars draw a distinctive line between the two, "African-American literature is mostly post colonial literature and Was written by members of different ethnic communities, living in a country with great wealth and economic power. " 29 It is clear that intellectual property projects such as African American art research, whether designed or not, are African overseas privileged projects or blacks' perspective. However, due to the academic trends over the past decade, the central nature of the blacks' viewpoint did not mean that blacks could obviously be reduced to an impossible anti-ethnic category or a concise definition. In many of the studies discussed in this paper, despite the singularities of the hypothesis, blacks and diaspora in Africa are actually mixed entities, their discourse behavior is multilayered, historically a supernational I insist that it is physical but reliable. Stable and short lived

SAAM is one of the most important collections of the African American art world, with over 2,000 works by more than 200 African-American artists. These artworks cover creative expressions over centuries, reflecting the experience of African-Americans in paintings, sculptures, printmaking, textiles and photography. From the work of recent autobiographical artist Bill Trailer, from William H. Johnson 's important faith and family combination, to the contemporary exploration of the identity of black women by Mikaren Thomas, the collection of museums is open to black artists It reflects the opposite. Long-term commitment and access to their work, preservation and display The artists of the SAAM series evoked a universal and concrete theme for the experience of African Americans. Many reflect the great social and political change that took place from the beginning of the Republic to the civil war through the rise of industry, the jazz era, the Harlem Renaissance, the postwar era, the present self-problems and the civic rights movement to society I will. Beginning in the mid-1960s, the museum acquired an important work by African-American artists, including Sargent Johnson's mask and James Hampton's fantasy installation, "Millennium Parade of the Third National Heaven" . Bearden, William H's work Johnson and Alma Thomas of the New York Harmony Foundation. In 1980, works from the Warren Robbins collection, including works by the 19th century artist Joshua Johnson, became part of the museum, Joshua Johnson was the first professional African-American painter , Landscape painting by Edward Mitchell Bannister and Robert Scott Duncan, and neoclassical sculpture of the first African-American sculptor Edmonia Lewis Six years later, this museum got Ware Hemphill, Jr. Works by more than 400 forks and autographed artists, including Sister Gertrude Morgan and Bill Treller's paintings. In addition, SAAM also includes the main work of Benny Andrews, John Biggars, Thornton Dial, Senior, Royce Marow Jones, Jacob Lawrence and Alma Thomas. Contemporary artists of the SAAM series include Mark · Bradford, Sam · Gilliam, Kelly · James · Marshall, Martin · Pureaia, and Face ring gold. Important assets for photography include works by Roy DeCarava, Roland Freeman, Marilyn Nance, Gordon Parks, and James Van Der Zee. Art and African American experience: African American artists have made a great contribution to American art. For the interactive discussion about the history of African American artists and how to create and respond to the work of African American artists on February 27 between 12 noon and 1 pm, please join NCI Student Services Coordinator Sammy Redd . Share healthy lunch with SOVAH Health: participate in free heart health lunch with SOVAH Health, after overcoming the heart attack of "widow maker" in February the local survivor who shared her Kerielea I heard the news from Byrd Mortinsville Henry County Health and Wellness Alliance will accept donations from 12:00 noon to 1:30 pm near death experience What is African American art? African-American art is a creative work of the African American community. African-American art begins with a slave community earlier than the civil war and depicts a group of struggles, victories, and emotions bound by common experience and tradition. African American art includes painting, drawing, printmaking, pottery, quilting, textiles and photographs. Between the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s and the 1930s, the art of African-Americans experienced particularly rich exercise. Highwayman made 200,000 idyllic paintings of Florida landscape and it is now very collectable. African-American art is a broad term representing the visual art of the African American community (African-American). Following the influence of various cultural traditions including traditional cultural traditions in Africa, Europe and America, traditional African-American art forms are basket weaving, pottery, plast

Los Angeles - The history of art history of African Americans can be said to be overseas expatriates. Early letters from important artists were held at the university, her most famous exhibition materials were kept in museums, notes and sketchbooks hidden by artists Studio Studios Today, the Getty Institute has a variety of parts Announcing a new program to help summarize: African American art history initiative It is the plan of Los Angeles Getty Institute (academic department of J. Paul Getty Trust). It strengthened the heritage of African-Americans through the acquisition of important files and began collecting the papers of pioneering collection artist Betty Sal. In this town Columbia University art historian Kelly Jones became a senior consultant for this project and said the acquisition of Saar is a powerful start. "Saar is one of the leading African-American artists in this area and some people like John Otter, artists like Bridge and David Hammons, who were born in 1926, so start with this wide range It is wonderful. " With an initial budget of five million dollars, Getty is committed to hiring curators and bibliographies in the field to assist new acquisitions and development research projects, and each year two graduate scholarships and educational institutions and museums in the field I will grant a grant to you. We will cooperate to save, digitize, and open up your own files. Getty's first partner has just received $ 5.40 million from the Walton Family Foundation at Studio Museum in Harlem, New York State, California African American Museum, Los Angeles Art Plus Practice, and Spellman College in Atlanta. US dollar, used for research on collective art history of Atlanta University Center and creation of curator research "Getty is not trying to do this alone, but it works with other important agencies," said James Kuno's trust president. "I think that the spirit of collaboration here makes this project very exciting," "Cooperation helps transfer important files to other aspects of contemporary art world." Getty Center, J. It is one of two places of the Paul Getty Museum and the other is Getty Villa. This branch of the museum exhibits the art of the United States and Europe from the Middle Ages to the present surrounded by a quiet garden. The architecture of the museum itself is a wonderful panoramic view overlooking Los Angeles. Located in the heart of Beverly Hills, Rodeo Drive is where stars gather. Many luxury shops are not only worth exploring - many of the world's top designers have a flagship store here - and there are many fine restaurants and attractive hotels. Even if you do not go shopping, it is a valuable experience to explore Rodeo Drive and see the beautiful buildings. Getty Center ("Getty") is one of the world's largest museums and one of the most popular museums in Anglinos. There are two things in The Getty located on the campus above the 24-acre hill overlooking the Los Angeles basin. 1) One of the most beautiful views of Los Angeles, 2) World class art collection. The most important thing is that it is free. Getty is funded by a very large trust fund. Just climb the mountain with a tram after paying the parking fee. People admire the art and the beauty of the city and spend the day. Do you like watching university football on Saturday afternoon? Please contact the Pac - 12 conference giant, Trojan horse from the University of Southern California or UCLA Bears and tear the lawn of L. A. Coliseum or Rose Bowl at each home. If NFL is better suited to your style, you can support Los Angeles Rams who returned to Los Angeles for the first time in 20 years.

Versatile Camille Billops has found various ways to express artistic talent in her career. The work she did through her career is a manifestation of her life. Throughout the life of Camille, she has a lot of influence to guide her to the art world. This paper enables artists to experience her life as a student to the world, become a teacher, become an artist, and her work makes her legend. She got acquainted with her husband and collaborated on the Hatch-Billops collection. Artistic and African-American experience: African-American artists have made a great contribution to American art. Join NCI Student Services Coordinator Sammy Redd and interact with African American artists and works on how to create and respond to the history of February 27 from 12 pm to 1 pm. Sharing a healthy lunch of mind with SOVAH Health: Joining us to take a free healthy lunch with SOVAH Health, we hope that she will be a "widow manufacturer" heart attack in February Mercinsville Henry County Health and Wellness Alliance accepts donation after she overcomes the death experience from her shared from 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm The art of the African-Americans of the 18th and 19th century continued to reflect the tradition of art of Africa, but the early works of art created by professional artists of African-Americans were in the Western academic style did. The most famous black sculptors of the 19th century were Eugene Warbour and Mary Edmonia Lewis, the first African-American sculptor. The best African-American artist of the 19th century was Henry Osawa Tanner who painted the theme of African American genres, reflecting the realistic tradition.

"Handle others like anyone else" This is a famous quotation used by many people all over the world. Basically, this sentence means that if someone does not want to treat it in a bad way, you should not treat others in a bad way. African-Americans have been struggling to cope with unfair treatment recently. They are often overlooked because they have different skin colors. Many African Americans are tired of the way they are treated. The civil rights movement (also known as African-American civil rights movement, the US civil rights movement, and other terms) secures the legal rights of African Americans already owned by other Americans It is a campaign to do. Originated in the reconstruction era of the late nineteenth century, the movement produced the greatest legislative influence after direct action and grassroots protest from mid-1950's to 1968. Campaigns including strategies, various groups and organized social movements to achieve the goal of ending the legalization of apartheid and discrimination in the United States will eventually lead to the creation of a new federal law and federal protection for all Americans Use major non-violence campaign to gain recognition Marcus Garvey and the Civil Rights Movement of African Americans - Marcus Garvey and African-Americans' civil rights movement in the 1920s was an era of conflict for African Americans. Slavery was abolished, but blacks were still oppressed, not the same as white people. However, at the present time blacks began to make some progress in racial equality. Harlem Renaissance has opened up the first true African-American culture through art, jazz, dance and literature. African-American interpersonal relationship - African-American interpersonal communication through tattooing of body art visually convey the members, identities, ranks, and personal achievements of the gang, making personal self-definition more complete I will make it (Phelan 277). For thousands of years almost all the cultures in the world have experienced tattoos and punctures, and it's thousands of years ago.

The women's African-American sculptor Harlem Renaissance, which is responsible for the harem and renaissance, is the era of the worldwide evaluation of black culture and the door of African-American women. Until then, African Americans, not to mention African-American women, have not been respected or recognized in the art world. During this new black movement, women sculptors were able to tie their heritage to the current American problem. From these sculptures you can learn rich culture and history. Because these artists are creatively intertwined. Harlem Renaissance from 1920 to 1940 attracted new attention to African-American literature. During the Harlem Renaissance, a community of African Americans based in Harlem, New York, as a greater social thought and cultural bloom - from many black artists, musicians and other jazz to drama - classical works in the field of renaissance May be known for their literary work. One of the most famous authors of Renaissance was the poet Langston Hughes. Hughes attracted the first attention in the 1922 poetry collection "Black American Poetry". This book edited by James Wilden Johnson introduces the work of the most talented poet of this period (including Claude Mackay which Harudem, Banjo, Banana's three novels also published) hometown, and a series of short stories novel. In 1926, Hughes announced a series of poetry "Weary Blues" and in 1930 announced the novel "No smile". The role of women's African-American sculptor in the Harlem Renaissance - the role of women's African-American sculptor in Harlem Renaissance Harlem Renaissance is the era of worldwide evaluation of black culture, African-American women is. Doors Until then, African-American people, not to mention African-American women, have not been respected or recognized in the art world. During this new black movement, women sculptors were able to tie their heritage to the current US problem.

Folktales and myths are the means by which African traditions and customs are inherited from generation to generation. For generations, the story of Africa has traditionally been communicated in the word of mouth. Usually, after a busy day's work, adults gather around the village fire under the moonlight and tell stories. Traditionally this is called a story by moonlight. Usually, these stories are aimed at preparing for the lives of young people, so they teach lessons and morals. In African folklore, the story reflects the culture full of all kinds of animals. Animals and birds are often given human attributes. It is not unusual to find animals that speak, sing, or show other human characteristics such as greed, jealousy, honesty. The background of many stories gives readers insight into the topography and climate of Africa. In general, please refer to various seasons such as dry season and rainy season. When learning folk tales, explain that it is important to understand people and the environment. The story of this lesson is African folktales. "The Colred Crow", "Selekana and River God", "The Ostrich Egg Wife" are from South Africa. "Cruel creditors and clever girls of judges" come from Morocco and have the roots of the Jews. "Thanksgiving: Hunter and Antelope" is from the people of the Nipé of Nigeria. Find South Africa, Morocco, Nigeria on the map and give their absolute position (longitude and latitude). Give their relative position (a general description of where the location is) Actual Nigerian Tribes In African folklore, a very important part of African culture is formed. How these folklaces affect African culture as a whole is different. One way is to use it as a means of communication. Africa has a rich and rich heritage of folklore. On this vast continent folk tales and myths are the means to inherit and inherit generations. Due to lack of printed matter, the storytelling tradition has doubled for generations. Folktales prepare for the lives of young people, as you can learn a lot of lessons from the history of the continent, including forcibly enslaving on other continents. African-American folktales are as reliable and viable as other literature. Often, these stories are considered almost imaginary. "Even African folklaces that are considered fictitious are considered important for children's education, many of which are animal fables and other moral stories" (Bascom, 294). Magic, folklore and myths can be thought of on the same level, but they can also be thought of as three separate ideas. Morrison can recognize a comparison between African-American folklore and magic A comparison with European, African or other American variants (Dorson, American Negro Folktales, which provides comparative reference) highlights the art of political analysis and the story of African Americans. A comparison between the story that tells the true story "Malaysia" and John Cycle's food theft reveals the practice of folk novels. Comparison also includes contemporary African American humor, rap songs, talk of the southwest humor tradition, Langston Hughes novel, a simple story to update John's story, and Solomon's songs based on Africa It may be related to Tony Morrison Talk of Flight Comparing Zora Neale Hurston 's novel with the folklore she announced, her strategies in folklore editors and novels may be revealed.

A black woman of art, and now an African-American woman uses art as a way to express herself, express emotions, and resist action. In this article, I will use the image to clarify the various ways that influence the form of various suppression in the life of African-American women about two highly influential artists, Laurie Cooper and Lorna Simpson, I predict it. Since the late 1970s African-American art as a form of self-expression has explored issues related to African people all over the world. By focusing on the experience of black women in her art, Lorna Simpson is involved in the artistic practice of black feminism. Her work is a combination of photographs of black women and text that can withstand repression and violence against black women. She always excluded the face of her character so that they will be representing each black woman. Her works are often subtle, but centered on black women, it is extreme to expose stereotypes such as racial discrimination, sexism, injustice, and attack, to damage and to challenge it Also. After all, Simpson drew black women as racial discrimination and sex discrimination, the ability to face the number of elegance and contempt A black woman of art, and now an African-American woman uses art as a way to express herself, express emotions, and resist action. In this article, I will use the image to clarify the various ways that influence the form of various suppression in the life of African-American women about two highly influential artists, Laurie Cooper and Lorna Simpson, I predict it. Virginia Woolf says "Most of history, anonymity is a woman." (1) Throughout history, women's lives are limited to families and families, and are repressed and do not have the political voice. For decades, the role of women has changed dramatically from husband's personal property and has become independent. Women become famous activists, thinkers, writers and artists who are independent important women like Frida Kahlo Since the American Revolutionary War, black women have played many important roles in American history. Many of these women play an important role in fighting citizenship, but they also contribute greatly to art, science and civil society. Use this guide to learn about these African-American women and their times of living. As early as 1619, Africans were taken to North America colonies as slaves. It was not until 1780 that Massachusetts officially declared slavery. In this era there are few African Americans living in the United States as free men and women, and their citizenship is severely restricted in most states.

The history of the African mask dates back to the Paleolithic age. These masks play an important role in African culture. In the past, masks were used in various rituals. These masks are made of metal, wood, cloth and so on. Their unique design, and most importantly, the idea of ​​making these masks make African masks an important place for world-famous art galleries. Art history enthusiasts and collectors are also interested in collecting these masks as well. World famous painter Picasso met Africa mask in 1907 and was surprised at its design and meaning. Body Mask and Coon Mask are used by people in Tanzania and South Africa respectively. People wear a body mask and a mask that matched it; a body mask, also known as a berry mask, was carved from the trunk. "Raccoon" is a relatively modern mask in the African mask history, because it was used to release slaves in 1838. The characteristic of raccoon mask is hand painted. Today, mask-related rituals are not enthusiastic and enthusiastic as before. The influence of different cultures, colonialism, civil war, slave trade etc. changed the social structure of Africa. The collapse of the traditional economy caused by colonial rule adversely affects the food production system and thus adversely affects the culture of African tribes. Mask masks are celebrated in today's age, but they are not held frequently like once. Loss of tribal identity is the main reason for the decline in popularity of mask rituals African masks are often used to express the spirit of ancestors, gods, and mythical creatures. Dancers wear masks in various rituals to represent these souls and gods. People wear such masks in various scenes such as harvesting crops, preparation for war, wedding ceremonies, enlightenment. Mask related dance rituals are accompanied by music from traditional African instruments. This is some other ritual for using the mask. Those wearing African masks, wisdom (Chilongola mask), courage (Kamau mask), power (Runihura mask), love (Thandiwe mask), independence (Boipuso mask), and other qualities used in rituals Also to distribute to The delicate and complex beliefs are developed mainly with masks in Africa and its use in that ceremony. The timber used in some African masks is so powerful that people with only a few people - African masks and cultural elders can touch it. Indeed, there are expressions for everything related to production in Africa. Culture may prohibit the use of certain trees. Because the tree is considered to be of harmful quality, it can become part of every item made from it and eliminates energy from the carved image The history of the African mask dates back to the Paleolithic age. These masks play an important role in African culture. In the past, masks were used in various rituals. These masks are made of metal, wood, cloth and so on. Their unique design, and most importantly, the idea of ​​making these masks make African masks an important place for world-famous art galleries. Art history enthusiasts and collectors are also interested in collecting these masks as well. World famous painter Picasso met Africa mask in 1907 and was surprised at its design and meaning. African masks can be said to be the most famous crafts and crafts in the African continent. They are sold in many museums, art galleries and crafts. From the past, the mask occupied a very special position in African culture. They exist forever, but many people are unfamiliar with these crafts. This is 10 things you do not know about masks in Africa. Many people, especially those unfamiliar with masks in Africa, are particularly focused on facial values ​​and aesthetic values. However, in the actual setting, the symbolic value of the mask is valued higher than the face value or currency value. Beautifully sophisticated masks may be worth less than strange and unattractive masks.

By 1912 he wrote two volumes of poetry. As he became more famous, he got various opportunities, such as traveling to various countries. By 1922 he published four volumes of poetry. Claude Mackay was another important person of the Renaissance. (Head 1-4) The poems of Langston Hughes' "You and your whole race" are about how African-Americans are unfair and how they agree to racial discrimination I am ignorant. This poem also talks about the African-American community and the fact that they do not know where to go. There are many kinds of writing age everywhere in American literature. Harlem Renaissance is a kind of writing. Harlem Renaissance was a cultural movement of African-Americans from the late 1800s to the early 1900s centered on the Harlem district of New York. It is mainly literary movement, but it is closely related to the development of African-American music, drama, art and politics. Harlem Renaissance has various names. Also called New Black Movement, New Black Renaissance, Black Renaissance. The movement appeared at the end of World War I in 1918, flowering in the mid to late 1920s and then gradually disappeared in the mid 1930s. Harlem Renaissance is a big step for African-American writers and poets. This is the first time that mainstream publishers and critics are thinking seriously about these authors, so this is a result. Harlem Renaissance is a cultural movement of African-Americans prosperous from the 1920s to the 1930s. Artists, writers and musicians of Harlem Renaissance are known as "New Black Movements" and they have developed a new way to express the pride of African Americans. Popular artists include Palmer C. Hayden, Archibald J. Motley, and Aaron Douglas. As there is an ideal image of the African continent, the sophisticated black theme that enjoys music and dancing has become common. Langston Hughes and W.E.B. Du Bois were great figures of Harlem Renaissance. Hughes is a talented poet and writer. His poem "Blacks say rivers" and "Dreams to be postponed" are still popular today. Dubois is a talented writer and intellectual who has supported the establishment of the National People's Promotion Association. He also announced an important magazine 'Crisis'. Langston Hughes and Harlem Renaissance Harlem Renaissance is undoubtedly a cultural and social political movement of African-American culture. The Renaissance has many things for people, but it is best explained as a cultural movement in which high level black art and culture are produced, demanded and recognized. Many African American writers, musicians, poets and leaders can express their creativity in various ways to deal with their social situation. Until

African-American interpersonal communication by tattooing body art tattoos of African-American interpersonal communication visually convey the members, identity, status and personal accomplishment of the gang, making personal self-definition more complete (Phelan 277). For thousands of years almost all the cultures in the world have experienced tattoos and punks and have existed for thousands of years. (Greif, Hewitt 367) African-American culture uses body art as a means of nonverbal interpersonal communication. This book is about explaining why and how to communicate with African Americans in the interpersonal relationship between African Americans. The authors do not limit the credibility of the culture and the acquisition of power, but the strategy for African-American identity, communication ability, language style, relationship formation and maintenance to utilize the dominant power structure of Europe I believe there is. The intention of the author is to establish a starting point for studying how African-American and other cultural groups communicate. The main questions the author is trying to address are the unique exchange experience of African Americans, the way in which African Americans are culturally self-definition, and how African Americans intercultural communication It is related to the difference of something. The book ends with ideas and recommendations for future scholarships, including the need for non - European centers to acknowledge African Americans. African-American interpersonal relationship - African-American interpersonal communication through tattooing of body art visually convey the members, identities, ranks, and personal achievements of the gang, making personal self-definition more complete I will make it (Phelan 277). For thousands of years almost all the cultures in the world have experienced tattoos and punks and have existed for thousands of years. 1980 African-American Education - African-American Education University in the 1980s Black 1980: Impressive 718,000 1987: Late growth, 855,000 * 1988: Retreat to 785,000 * * In 1988, Registration has decreased, the number of registered females is increasing. There are 179,000 black females in the university and then there is a black man.

One of the famous African American pottery during the American Civil War was Brison (2012). Before being released he was called Dave or Dave the Slave (Burrison, 2012). In 1801, Dave was born in the United States under the guidance of his first owner, Brisson (2012). Harvey Drake is the most likely person to teach young Dave how to read and write. Because he believes that God is given the responsibility to help his servant. In the infantile period of America (from the 17th century to the first half of the 19th century) I was able to explain a series of forms and definitions of African American art. In the enslaved black community in the south of the United States, similarities in snare drums, some wrought iron dolls, dozens of ceramic masks, and Western comparable crafts, functional objects, and structures were discovered It was. And Central Africa. In contrast, black artisans such as New England sculptor SCIPIO MOORHEAD and Baltimore portraitist Joshua Johnson, etc, created art in spite of occasional drawn black themes, but the idea of ​​completely Western European way it was done. Artifacts such as drums, quilts and pottery are similar to similar processes in Western and Central Africa. The black art movement in the 1960s and 1970s was an era of growing interest in African-American art. In the meantime, several African-American artists have grown nationwide. The art of African-Americans has been gathered widely by fans, and original works can be easily obtained with thousands of dollars in auction and sales. There are many similarities between African Americans and Hispanics. Both are faced with racial discrimination and I am particular about each culture. Art plays a central role in the formation and development of culture. Both cultures love music and dancing, and teach music and dance to children at school and church. In addition, we will guide families by meeting family expectations. Both cultures have the ability to solve problems

The forest is not only concealing human enemies, it is full of human medicine, healing powers, and food. ~ African slang. Africa is a continent rich in culture and tradition. The continent is considered to be the center of agriculture in the world. As a result, most African cultures eventually intertwine with the food that the land provides. Generally, most African inhabitants live in rural areas and depend on self-sufficiency agriculture to satisfy their daily food needs. Nonetheless, many cultures between Africa's Diaspora are under African influence - Domenica's meringue, African Jamaican cuisine, African-American music etc. The cultural efforts of Diaspora in Africa regained what they lost in the global spread and colonization. Many people who are accustomed to being treated as simple blacks try to classify terms as individuals who are members of a large culture, not simply reflecting their skin color. For Africans who live abroad, colonization has regained the African identity they stole, eliminated the colonized and socialized Africa's negative perception, and made it possible for African real beauty I'm watching it. South African cuisine is one of the most dynamic and experienced dishes because it is influenced by multiculturalism. As African people believe that they share their food and time with their families, African cuisine and meal art has received much love and affection. Their foods usually include delicious soup, stew, nutmeg, curry powder, cinnamon is the main ingredient of African kitchen. Inspired by this rich and diverse culture (and exhilarating T20), we bring you two of the most unique African dishes in the menu, the cottage cheese bunny butterfly and Gatsby chicken sandwich. In addition to the interesting names, these two "Chow Downs" are essential for their unique shape and taste. Can we hear some drums for beginners?

My field of research is a matter of (re) presentation of media, movies and art, but it comes from one or more aspects such as racial relationship, race, overseas expatriate, expulsion, asylum, but limited to these It is not done. My research covers a wide range of subjects in diverse complementary research fields such as American black culture and politics (Todd Boyd, Michael Eric Dyson, etc) and British culture research (Paul Gilroy, Stuart Hall etc) It is. African art research has only recently been focused on the traditional art of a famous group of the African continent, with particular emphasis on traditional sculptures, masks and other visual cultures in non-Islamic West Africa, central and southern Africa, in particular I will. Especially emphasis has been placed in the 19th and 20th centuries. However, recently there has been a movement to incorporate visual culture from other regions and times between African art historians and other scholars. The idea is that by incorporating African culture and its visual culture into African art over time, people become increasingly conscious of the visual aesthetics of the continent of Africa. Finally, the art of diaspora in Africa in Brazil, the Caribbean region, southeastern United States of America is also beginning to be incorporated into African art research. African-American art is a broad term representing the visual art of the African American community (African-American). Following the influence of various cultural traditions including traditional cultural traditions in Africa, Europe and America, traditional African-American art forms shape art from quilting from basket weaving, pottery to wood carving and painting Including that. The earliest evidence of African American art in the United States is the work of a skilled craftmaster slave from New England. Two types of slave crafts survived from the colonies of the United States: articles for personal use and articles for public use. Examples from the 17th century to the early 19th century include snare drums, quilts, wrought iron figures, baskets, ceramics, and tombstones.

Africa research is research on the African continent. It is inherently interdisciplinary and can combine history, anthropology, geography, sociology, political science and so on. The approach to the subject depends greatly on the institution and whether it is an independent department or not. The earliest program was formed by European historians and anthropologists in the early 20th century. Research on African-Americans is also interdisciplinary, but not limited to the land, it focuses on African-American, especially in the study of Africans who have been enslaved. It can combine history, sociology, economics, geography, politics, anthropology etc. The closeness of discipline depends greatly on the independence of institutions and institutions. The initial plan consisted of civil rights advocacy groups in the 1960s, for example the University of California Berkeley. Princeton University and UPenn have excellent courses too African American studies tend to focus on Americans, but black studies may focus on all African lines in the Americas. Pan-Africa or African studies are studying black communities around the world that require courses in history, economics, anthropology, political science, and archeology. According to institutional courses, work may include gender and women's research, English, movie research, Latin American studies, art history and so on. Cornell University, Columbia University See Bernard University. Although these studies are not usually independent departments, they are placed in administrative affairs such as history. Ethnographic research is research on race and ethnicity. It is inherently interdisciplinary. It may be a comprehensive department covering African American studies, Latin American or Shikano studies, Asian American studies, Native American studies, and so on. A rigorous critical theory of racial theory is often needed for that research. To truly understand which projects are best for you, you should talk to the head of each department and read the basic mandatory course. Because it varies from institution to agency, this will give you the idea of ​​the way. You need a department led by a professor who is well supported by the institution and can invest further time to develop your opportunities in further disciplines. Black Study, Black American Studies, African American Studies, Africa Studies, Pan Africa Studies, Africa World Studies, World African Studies, African Foreign Studies and African Studies. Even 13 US universities in the United States currently doctorate degree in black studies do not have a generic name for these graduate degrees. The factor driving these unique names is a combination of factors. Comprehensive expertise of teachers, specialized fields of teachers, and the world view of teachers making up each unit. From a global perspective, I am mentioning if any of the following visions of the composition faculty in the given environment are indicative of our project: As we all know, African studies, black studies, African-American studies, African American studies and African studies, academic research in Africa's Diaspora as a whole are relatively new phenomena. The university program was created based on a disciplinary matrix that hinders the development of appropriate theories and methods throughout Africa's research. Fifteen leaders in the African research field provided a conceptual framework to establish this field as a mature field. Administrative focus is in four basic areas: administrative and organizational structure, thematic matrix, African feminism, and cultural aesthetics. This study examines scholar's theories and methods in diaspora studies in Africa and Africa.

Born in Spain in 1904, Salvador Dalí is one of the world's most famous surrealist artists. His work is intertwined with contemporary society and art lovers among the very popular, odd and thoughtable ideas and abstract images, many of which symbolize dreams and fantasies. His painting explored the relationship between reality and fancy, and he described his work as "hand-painted fantasy picture". His fantasy and quest for subconsciousness were specified in 1955 "Sacrament of the Lord's Supper". Art is a process or product that deliberately places elements to influence senses and emotions. Includes various human activities, creation and expression such as music, literature, movies, photography, sculpture, paintings. "(Wikipedia 09/08/10)" Scribbles are usually illegal and are a type of visual communication that includes public space marks that are not permitted by individuals or groups. The image of graffiti consists of Street gang members spray style symbols and phrases on the wall, but some graffiti are not related to gang, but doing scribbles and attracting attention I can. Expressive art form. "(British Encyclopedia Online) "Fun" means "soft" - even worse is "meaningless". Art history is a record of human expression for thousands of years. Art means painting, sculpture, architecture, religion, design, politics, fashion, music and literature. Art is everywhere, it is integrated anywhere, every culture and everyone in every aspect of human experience. To understand your surroundings. The real problem is not why it is currently deprecated as A level, but why it is not widely taught to young people. For art students this is a wonderful way and people who may not feel so inclined to learn regardless of their background or school education African traditional religion and African art swallowtail swallowtail. Religion brings meaning and value to all forms of African art expression such as literature, music, visual art, dance. As indigenous societies are primarily non-literal, the verbal tradition expressed in verses of poetry, proverbs, and myths is the source of literary traditions in Africa. For example, Ifa's fortune-telling scripture corresponds to the text of 256 chapters. Like the verbal tradition, architecture, design, sculpture, textiles, dance, drumming, music art are sacred "texts" that spread and enhance the new generation of traditional religion. Art is used to communicate emotions, explain proverbs, express wisdom of people, and to give spiritual meaning and function to inanimate objects. The shrines and temples convey the power of the gods and their ancestors and are decorated with exquisite images of the gods. The use of religious art is particularly important throughout the ritual.

Many exhibits have been restored before moving to the new museum, but the remains of the relics of the exhibited "San Diego" are very large, especially the number of ceramics in Ming Dynasty is very interesting. Various clothing and textiles are exhibited in the Philippines. It is worth a visit! The National Museum of Art (Philippines: Pambansang Museo ng Sining), known as the National Art Museum, is a museum in Manila, the Philippines. It is located opposite Padre Burgos Avenue opposite the National Anthropological Museum on the east side of Rizal Park. Founded in 1998, this museum owned and operated by the National Museum of the Philippines exhibits paintings and sculptures by classical Filipino artists such as Juan Luna, Félix Resurción Hidalgo, Guillermo Tolentino. Artemisia Gentileschi's paintings are on display at today's permanent collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, St. Louis Art Museum, Detroit Art Museum, Virginia Art Museum, Toledo Museum of Art and Columbus Museum of Art. State, London National Museum, Soumaya Museum in Mexico City, Pitti Palace in Florence, Capo Nazionale di Capodimonte in Naples, Prado in Madrid, Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest In the United States, at the National African Museum of Art (Smithson Research Institute), Michael C. Rockefeller Wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Outdoor Museum and Museum of Natural History in Chicago, the Peabody Museum of Art in Harvard, and the Museum of Natural History in the USA and beautiful African art You can find the collection. University Museum Pennsylvania and Los Angeles Cultural History Museum. M. Huet, Dance, Art, and African Rite (1978); M. Adams, "Life Design: Symbolic Communication in African Art" (1982) S. Vogel, Aesthetics of Africa (1982) 1985); R. Seiber and R. Walker, African art in the life cycle (1988); K. Ezra, Royal Art of Benin (1992)

A major characteristic of African people's culture is to use masks in rituals and ceremonies. The oldest mask is considered to have been used in Africa before the Paleolithic Age. They represent symbolic respect for animals and ancestral souls, mythical heroes, moral values, or human figures. They are made of wood, pottery, textiles, copper, bronze. You can make details from animals' teeth, hair, bones, horns, feathers, shells, even straw and egg shells. As people believe that he is connected with the spiritual world, mask manufacturers are ranked highest in the village. African masks are mostly shaped like a face or a specific animal tone. The African culture is very stylized to distinguish something's appearance from its essence. These masks are used to represent abstract themes that describe styling. Animals are a common theme in the art of mask making Africa. They represent the spirit of animals, animals hold masks and themselves become animals, for example allowing communication with animals by keeping animals away from the village. In other cases, animals are a symbol of virtue. The most common animals represented by masks are Buffalo, Hyena, Eagle, Alligator, Antelope. Antelope is one of the most widely used animal masks. It symbolizes agriculture and is worn to achieve better crops. Horn represents the growth of millet, the root of a plant, and the ear represents a song that women sing during harvesting. Masks are sometimes made with different animal details, and then they represent some virtues. For example, to express strength, the mask is made of fangs, crocodile teeth, and fangs. Masks representing values ​​can also be in the form of human beings. In the face expressing restlessness and perseverance, one eye has a small mouth, the other has humility, and the other has a face with a large amount of wisdom. Mask of big chin represents strength and strength Another theme of the African mask is the face of a woman shaped by the ideal of the beauty of women. Some tribes have chest and decorative scars, but other tribes have almond shaped eyes, curved eyelashes, thin jaws and accessories. All of these are considered beautiful attributes of women of each tribe. In most cases, wearing these female masks is for men. Masks representing ancestors are most often shaped in the human skull. They are used as ceremonies, witnesses, as defenders of death ancestry who need approval, or as a subject of respect. The mask is worn by a dancer and then becomes the "master" of the mask spirit, the medium between the tribe and the spirit. This embarrassing state is achieved through specific music and dance. Mask dance for wedding ceremonies, rituals, funeral The history of the African mask dates back to the Paleolithic age. These masks play an important role in African culture. In the past, masks were used in various rituals. These masks are made of metal, wood, cloth and so on. Their unique design, and most importantly, the idea of ​​making these masks make African masks an important place for world-famous art galleries. Art history enthusiasts and collectors are also interested in collecting these masks as well. World famous painter Picasso met Africa mask in 1907 and was surprised at its design and meaning. Traditional African masks are one of the elements of great African art that has the most obvious influence on European and Western art, and in the 20th century art movements such as Cubism, Forvisism, Expressionism are often It was the broad and diverse tradition of African masks. I get inspiration. The influence of this legacy is also seen in other traditions, such as the Carnival parade of the mask of South America and Central America. In most traditional African cultures, those wearing a ritual mask conceptually lose his or her life and become the spirit represented by the mask itself. This change in the spirit of the mask wearer is usually dependent on other customs such as ritual costumes that help to hide cert

The election of Abraham Lincoln brought the division and division of the national war. When the Union soldiers entered the south, thousands of African Americans ran away from their owners to an alliance camp. Many "forbidden items" are greatly helping labor warfare. After Lincoln 's liberation declaration took effect on 1 January 1863, black soldiers were officially allowed to participate in the war. During the Civil War, blacks and whites told frankly about race, citizenship and perfect equality of the new free population. The 1863 Liberation Declaration released African Americans to rebel countries, after the end of the civil war, the thirteenth revision released all slaves in the United States. As a result, the South black people are now facing difficulties facing groups of free people surrounded by north blacks - many hostile white people. Frederick Douglas (1817-1895): Advisor of President Abraham Lincoln, the former slave was armed in the North and the direct war with slavery Paul Lawrence Dunbar (1872-1906): As a writer, Wright Brothers' close friend, Orville Wright co-publishes an international highly respected newspaper, Dayton Tutler. Americanization - This site features the digital collection of the Cornell University Library, a major source of information in American social history from prewar to revival. The series stands out especially in the fields of education, psychology, American history, sociology, religion, science and technology. Robert E. Lee Papers - Robert E. Lee Papers is a special collection of James Graham Leybum Library in Washington and Lee that records the life and career of Lee as a soldier, educator, friend, father. This collection includes private letters Li sent Li to a series of political and military persons in the United States in the 19th century. At an important time of hope and struggle, this powerful digital resource combines the most important works of many African Americans into one. By capturing the voice of African Americans, this unique collection covers a very important topic such as the development of African-American identity; explains the life of African-American including slave and freedom To do. , African-American living in the north and elsewhere; official report on "progress" of African-Americans. It also includes important works by African Americans and organizations, as well as novels, poetry and dramatic works. An important collection of African American art is Walter O. Evans's African American Art Collection, University of Delaware, University of Alabama Paul R. Jones Collection, David C. Driskell Art Collection, and Harmon and Harriet Kelly Collection includes. African-American art, Semburg black culture research center, and Mott-Warsh series. Cara Walker is a contemporary American artist known for his quest for race, sex, gender, violence and identity in his work of art. Walker 's silhouette image is used to bridge the unfinished folklore of the Southern War, reminiscent of Harriet Bowers' early works. A fantastical image like her nightmare is in harmony with the feeling like a movie. In 2007, Walker was elected to Time magazine "100 of the world's most influential people, artists and entertainers"

Art women see history, many art works are considered "wonderful" and many are called the subject "master". Scholars and historians often discuss who creates art and how to classify it as bigger or bigger than art. In the last quarter century of the twentieth century these questions were reconsidered based on the claim that female artists had not always created or valued "wonderful" levels that would settle for male partners . A black woman of art, and now an African-American woman uses art as a way to express herself, express emotions, and resist action. In this article, I will use the image to clarify the various ways that influence the form of various suppression in the life of African-American women about two highly influential artists, Laurie Cooper and Lorna Simpson, I predict it. Virginia Woolf says "Most of history, anonymity is a woman." (1) Throughout history, women's lives are limited to families and families, and are repressed and do not have the political voice. For decades, the role of women has changed dramatically from husband's personal property and has become independent. Women become famous activists, thinkers, writers and artists who are independent important women like Frida Kahlo In Greek history, women have made arts beautiful in various forms. As society changes, depictions of women in art will also change. Women are also created in various shapes and visual arts. From goddess to monsters and everyday women, the importance of myths and everyday life is clear in art. Both male and female are often drawn, but their meaning has completely different meaning throughout history. Not only the history of Greece, women have different purpose and meaning in all social and art history. However, the history of Greece is a beautiful expression of women's thinking and emotional change. Investigating the role of women in the ancient Greek art is complex. Because artists are influenced by past art and tales, and the women they see every day. I am confident that the obvious influence of various characters has produced some of the best art of ever. The purpose of this page is to provide information to help investigate and understand the various effects of women. The geographical place of interest is bigger than today's Greek border. Of particular importance is the western expenditure of Asia, which played an important role in the classical Greek culture, but during that time it was taken over by the Persians. The ancient Greeks were early seamen and colonialists. They sailed the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea. They may have already arrived in the UK. They undertook colonial activities in Southern Europe, Southern Italy, Sicily, North Africa and the Black Sea. Alashande, spreading the influence of Greece to India

It all started when we were born and was not really thinking about it. We do not recognize the importance of the environment until someone points out their importance and the impact on our thinking and behavior. We did not truly understand it, and we did not want to ask for information on its existence until we think about it in our head, whether we have an impulse or not. Oh my first experience when our eyes stimulated our surroundings evoked emotions. When I am keenly aware that we have never been used until someone has influential motivation, we see the possibility to create a medium called "art". Originally from Los Angeles, New York visual artist Kehinde Wiley puts himself in the portrait traditional art history. As descendants of a series of portrait painters including Reynolds, Gainsborough, Titian, Anger etc, Willy is a hero, a powerful majestic and sublime sign and a visual rhetoric in their city, a combination of black and brown in their city. In the representative. The man found it all over the world. By applying the visual vocabulary and the custom of glory, history, wealth, and fame to the topic extracted from the structure of the city, his painting theme and style reference is juxtaposed flip, confusion and provocative I will spread confusion to him. In the image. Derek Conrad Murray is an interdisciplinary theorist specializing in the history, theory and criticism of contemporary art. He has a doctor 's degree. Art history of Cornell University. Murray is currently an associate professor of art and visual culture at the University of California at Santa Cruz. His work "About the Difference: The Politics of Contemporary African American Art and Perception" is part of the "Reconsidering Art History" (Editors Amelia Jones and Marsha Mesquimon) as part of the series by the University of Manchester Press 2015 It will be published in. Murray will also publish his second book. It is "Post Black Art Comics: African American Identity After Reconsidering Citizenship" to be published soon. Toris (UK) Richard J. Powell is Professor John Spencer Bassett of the art and art history of Duke University. He teaches American art courses, foreign art in Africa, contemporary visual research, and writes a wide range of topics ranging from primitiveism to postmodernism. His work includes "African-American Art: Harlem Renaissance", "Civil Rights Movement", "Overseas" (Mecklenburg, Virginia State), "Cutting People: Forming Black Portraits", "Black Art: Cultural history "and others. . From 2007 to 2010 he was an editor of The Art Bulletin.

The story of Verida reflects the problems faced by women in Africa, especially women in Kenya, especially gender and class problems. In her story, Berida describes the difficulties women offered for themselves and their families. Several difficulties Berrida spoke are in the article "Background of Africa and Kenya". This article states that "The entire African continent, the people of many African countries are plagued by low level economic productivity, environmental deterioration, insufficient physical and social infrastructure, structural adjustment, and commodity price declines "I pointed out. History of African Americans Wikipedia - The history of African Americans is part of the American history, and when we look at American African-Americans or American Americans, they were left behind previously. Silence from the French translation of that time to Italian Italian A comparative study of new black and black movements on links and bridges - udonavanoopaf.tk Black - African American history, as well as American history, is also the center of the United States and should be consistent with American history. The history of ancient African and African Americans must be part of our elementary school and the introduction of high school curriculum is consistent with the national history of the United States. It is the basic cognitive discipline of psychology and tells us how to change the way people think eventually change behavior. This cognitive process depends greatly on who can identify themselves. Therefore, it is said that "people with strong cultural identity are better at changing life than those who do not improve their lifestyle." The history of African Americans is the history of America. This is an echoed message from the Smithsonian National African American History and Culture Museum in Washington DC, opened in September after a century of planning. Americans' achievement brings the history of slave trade beyond the Atlantic that began hundreds of years ago and continues to today's popular culture. The latest Smithsonian Institute Museum, the National African American History and Culture Museum, was released on 24th September 2016. The museum is a well-established institution devoted to recording the life, history, art and culture of African-Americans from scratch. So far slave trade. The law to establish this museum was one of the first bills I suggested when I was elected to Parliament for the first time. It took me 15 years to establish the bill, but I am proud that the museum is open. I hope that you will be deeply inspired by everyone who visits this beautiful museum, respecting the dignity and values ​​of each person, filled with a stronger devotion to justice, equality and true ideals. Democracy

The game in America is accompanied by many struggles. Apartheid has ended over 50 years ago, and ethnicity still remains the source of police brutality, discrimination and hatred crime debate. From the masses' perspective, the racial relationship is a more gentle topic. Most of white and black people say that the era of racial sneeriness is over. Ethnic relations are no longer influenced by politics, but about school, sports, popular culture, and religious experience. In the art world, races are increasingly defined as cultural festivals. Think about American art, think about African Americans: Ralph Ellison's invisible man, "Emotional Indigo" by Duke Ellington, "Jacob Lawrence's" Black Immigrant ". The art of African American brought a revolution to the American art world and gave America a cultural perspective prove its culture and vitality. The African American music tradition can go back to songs and lamentations brought back from the middle channel. The scream and spirit of the work is always part of the life of African-American. In the 20th century, black Americans formed a new and important tradition of music such as jazz, blues, rock and so on. African-American music spreads rapidly throughout the world through radio and recording Jacob and Gwendolin Lawrence foundation founded last year are working on the creation, presentation and research of American art, with particular emphasis on works of African American artists. For more information on the Foundation's work and Jacob Lawrence's work, please visit www.jacoblawrence.org. (WSWS, 2000) Struggling artists and young painters produced two series of stories about the abolishists Frederick Douglas and the life of Harriet Tubman. In the beginning of his first major story series he created 41 paintings by Haitian revolutionary Toussaint L'Ouverture, who led Haitian independence struggle in the early 19th century. (WSWS, 2000) Another artist, Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000), came to Harlem when he was in his teens. He studied art in the Harlem Renaissance era and then visited Nigeria to explore the culture of Africa. His painting conveys the history of African Americans and the story of oppression, featuring a bold color and a flat perspective. In the late 20th century, African-American artists continued to explore the problem of identity. In the 1960s, the Black Art Movement (BAM) was an informal group of artists who studied identity and self recognition. In more confrontational and direct works, they challenge stereotypes and racial discrimination

Recently it seems to be becoming more and more popular, but many people decorate and change their bodies for various reasons. In the world, people decorate on the body, sometimes on the body, in order to determine social status, achievement or other personal gathering, to show that they are individuals themselves. They hurt, paint, pierce, shape and decorate their skin. These changes are how people portray their identities and the social groups they interact with. Each of these social groups has various forms of body art and decoration that represent various eras and events in their lives. Permanent change of the body (teeth modification, scratches, limb injuries, tattoos, body piercings, other body art and decorations etc) is part of the human culture from the history, and with one person It serves as a tribe to distinguish. Tribe Lip penetration between Africa and the American tribe is a sign of social status. Vikings are decorated with teeth so that they look fearless and beautiful. Induced deformity of neonatal craniotomy is another example of these types of practice African culture uses various methods to show off their body art and decoration, depending on the society they live in. These include: loading shells, teeth, or nails into their clothing or jewelry, wearing colored body paintings, exaggerating (ie stretching) (neck) features of a person, Measure the perforation of the ear and / or lips. Traces and tattoos. From other cultural perspectives, the various forms of African forms of body art and decoration are considered strange and different, I do not understand their importance in these African cultures. On the other hand, there are other cultures like Japan, but the exterior and decorations that depict their body arts hide it, so they can not be seen at all. Any culture allows people to paint, pierce, tattoos, deformities, or simply not to decorate their body or not (Schildkrout, 2001). Throughout history, body art and decoration have become a global phenomenon and have played an important role in our life, but we do not seem to be able to dispel the social shame. The most frequently misunderstood and misunderstood is that the symbolism and importance of body art and decoration are not necessarily the same culturally. Western culture thinks that body art and decoration are related to mischief and rebellion but Japan and African culture uses it as a way to express spirituality and cultural expression. When the cave people draw on the walls of the cave, the existence of body art and decoration can go back more than 30,000 years

I thank Maestro delle Storie del Pane (Italian [Emilian], active in the late 15th century). A portrait of a man, probably Matteo di Sebastiano di Bernardino Gozzadini (left) and a portrait of a woman, probably Ginevra d'Antonio Lupari Gozzadini (right), ca. From 1485 to 1495. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Robert Lehman Collection, 1975 (1975.1, 95, 96) Past art has given clues to past lives. By observing the symbol, color, material of art, you can understand the culture that produced it. For example, the above two portraits are symbolic and represent the ideal marriage virtue of the 15th century. The portrait of this young lady contains symbols of chastity (unicorn) and infertility (rabbit). These are very important for Renaissance women. After deciphering the symbol of these portraits, we can understand the importance of these people and how they want to be remembered. You can also compare artworks offering different perspectives and provide any way to observe events, situations, and people. By analyzing past art works and seeing details of them, we can look back over time and experience different periods of time from ours. Seeing the art from the past will help us as a human being. By observing what we did before, we will gather knowledge and inspiration to help you talk, feel and observe the world around you. Heilburn Art History Timeline: Probably male portrait, probably Mateo di Sebastiano di Bernardino Gozadini, and a portrait of a woman, probably Ginevra d Antonio Rupari Godzardini As in all the arts of the country, African art expresses the value, attitude and thought of the product of their past experience. Therefore, their artistic research provides a way to understand their history. Through the study of African art, we can study long-standing concerns of African historians. This article - written by a historian studying the history of Africa - introduces these issues. Its purpose is to encourage students to use their knowledge of African art in order to think about issues in African history. For thousands of years, art was an important part of human experience. A true study of the evolution of art throughout history may take a lifetime, and this is the diversity and change of our creation. In retrospect, art historians have successfully organized most artists, trends and styles under the unique flag of the art movement. The 21st century has brought about a major change in our perception of art and communication. Our approach is more diverse and our observation is more diverse. This interdisciplinary research field is called Visual Culture. Visual culturists are in a state of almost constant analysis, such as politics, power, technology, science, ideology, religion, feminism, gender. remaining This group explores the definition and boundaries of art history, studio art, and the various extensions that appeared in the past few decades. This includes material culture, vision and culture research, critical research, and academic research. As more and more organizations move to these types of compound courses, this course is designed to clarify goals and results of undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The purpose of this conference is to describe the differences between these interdisciplinary courses and their colleagues in the studio's art and art history. What are the pros and cons of this type of course? Are they fully or better prepared for their career and / or postgraduate research in art, art history, museum research and art management? Is it wise to combine research on artwork with its history, or should we build two together like the old days?

Art is the expression of human emotions, body language, and culture. Art can be expressed in various ways before thinking and can be expressed in various forms. You will be amazed that various types of skilled artists appear every day. And this is one person who expresses their emotions and beliefs. One of the most interesting forms of the art I found is Fauvism. Fauvism is an expressionism expressed by art and music literature. Cubism ultimately depends on the theme, but it is becoming an art movement that opens the door to the abstraction of the 20th century directly together with Forvism. Pablo Picasso made his first cuevist painting based on Cezanne's point of view. Through the paintings of Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (1907), Picasso is a dramatic depicting the intensely depicted five prostitutes and primitive and ingenious brothels scenes that are reminiscent of African tribal masks I made a new picture. And the invention of his own new cubism. Analytical Cubism was developed by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque from about 1908 to 1912. Analysis of Cubism, first appearance of Cubism, followed by Synthetic Cubism, followed by Braque, Picasso, FernandLéger, Juan Gris, Albert Gleizes, Marcel, Duchamp of the 1920 's and so on. At the turn of the century, post-impressionists and brutal movements were inspired by the experimental method of European art of Impressionist painters, mainly paintings. French painters, sculptors, printmakers, and drawing makers Georges Braque, along with his multicolored landscape and the landscape of the ocean, contributed to the Forvist movement. In 1907, Braque met a Spanish painter, sculptor, printmaker, designer Pablo Picasso. At that time, Picasso was in his "African era", and was producing original works influenced by sculptures and masks in Africa. Like Braque's post-impressionist paintings, these works are reproduced in shape (sometimes colored), but still iconic

African hair sculptures are what they call Africa, they are art. Africans barely leave their hair or body, or in a book, it says the state of "nature". It said they spent a lot of time and energy to decorate themselves and admire themselves. I like "fix", so it looks like you are here. LOL Anyway, it says they spend a lot of time on their hair and appearance, but pay special attention to their hair. Beauty 'art' is primarily targeted at women, and most male hairdressers can not be found. Chris Roc's documentary comedy "Good Hair" focuses on African American hairstyles, their styling industry and all the problems surrounding the influence on African American culture. It touches on an important and sensitive issue of how society sees the recognition of hair and hair of African-American women. In this documentary, Chris Rock visited a barber shop, interviewed, attended hair stylists, hairdressers, and even scientific laboratories, discovered the background in which African-American hair was woven in I will. A study on the origins of his African-American hair has led him to the subcontinent of India where the way in which the hair is weaving started. He is an estimated $ 9 billion in one of the most profitable industries in the hair business. He studied the view of the hair of an African-American woman and the view of a good hair clearly. Hairstyles in African American culture are very diverse. African-American hair consists of curls of curly hair ranging from usually tight to wavy. Many women choose to wear hair in their natural state. Natural hair can be designed in various ways, such as blacks, twists, braids, washing, wiping off. For decades, mainstream culture has been trying to make African-American women meet their beauty standards (ie straight hair). For this purpose, some women like to straighten hair by applying heat or chemical processes. This may be a personal preference issue, but the choice is often easier for Western hairdressing standards, and the fact that hairstyles affect employment is often affected. However, more and more women's hair is in a natural state and is receiving positive feedback.

Slavery started in the late 16th and early 18th centuries. In order to work in the southern farm, Africans were taken to the south colony by a white masters. They were strictly treated and did not pay for all the hard work. In addition, they are living under harsh living conditions, so they will resist these harsh conditions. Racial discrimination as an African-American slave is extreme, as it has no rights, no civic rights or political rights. History of African Americans Wikipedia - The history of African Americans is part of the American history, and when we look at American African-Americans or American Americans, they were left behind previously. Silence from the French translation of that time to Italian Italian A comparative study of new black and black movements on links and bridges - udonavanoopaf.tk Black - African American history, as well as American history, is also the center of the United States and should be consistent with American history. The history of ancient African and African Americans must be part of our elementary school and the introduction of high school curriculum is consistent with the national history of the United States. It is the basic cognitive discipline of psychology and tells us how to change the way people think eventually change behavior. This cognitive process depends greatly on who can identify themselves. Therefore, it is said that "people with strong cultural identity are better at changing life than those who do not improve their lifestyle." The history of African Americans is the history of America. This is an echoed message from the Smithsonian National African American History and Culture Museum in Washington DC, opened in September after a century of planning. Americans' achievement brings the history of slave trade beyond the Atlantic that began hundreds of years ago and continues to today's popular culture. The latest Smithsonian Institute Museum, the National African American History and Culture Museum, was released on 24th September 2016. The museum is a well-established institution devoted to recording the life, history, art and culture of African-Americans from scratch. So far slave trade. The law to establish this museum was one of the first bills I suggested when I was elected to Parliament for the first time. It took me 15 years to establish the bill, but I am proud that the museum is open. I hope that you will be deeply inspired by everyone who visits this beautiful museum, respecting the dignity and values ​​of each person, filled with a stronger devotion to justice, equality and true ideals. Democracy

African-American civil rights movement is a long journey of African-American nationwide. Success requires a lot of people, difficulties, and time to promote the African American community in the United States. The purpose of the campaign is to earn the right to prevent discrimination and apartheid. At the beginning of the African-American rights movement, African Americans were still facing the law of Jim Crow who separated them from white. According to Jim Crow's law, African Americans have many different things from white people, such as schools, bathrooms, trains, and buses. Marcus Garvey and the Civil Rights Movement of African Americans - Marcus Garvey and African-Americans' civil rights movement in the 1920s was an era of conflict for African Americans. Slavery was abolished, but blacks were still oppressed, not the same as white people. However, at the present time blacks began to make some progress in racial equality. Harlem Renaissance has opened up the first true African-American culture through art, jazz, dance and literature. African-American interpersonal relationship - African-American interpersonal communication through tattooing of body art visually convey the members, identities, ranks, and personal achievements of the gang, making personal self-definition more complete I will. For thousands of years almost all the cultures in the world have experienced tattoos and punctures, and it's thousands of years ago. The civil rights movement (also known as African-American civil rights movement, the US civil rights movement, and other terms) secures the legal rights of African Americans already owned by other Americans It is a campaign to do. Originated in the reconstruction era of the late nineteenth century, the movement produced the greatest legislative influence after direct action and grassroots protest from mid-1950's to 1968. Campaigns including strategies, various groups and organized social movements to achieve the goal of ending the legalization of apartheid and discrimination in the United States will eventually lead to the creation of a new federal law and federal protection for all Americans We use major nonviolence campaigns to gain recognition Civil rights movement of African American. Specifically, it focuses on the major activists involved in exercise, such as Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks, and the main movements of civil resistance. Civil rights movement refers to an American campaign aimed at banning racial discrimination against African Americans and restoring voting rights in southern states. African Americans have the right to equal access to public transportation, voting rights and other issues.

Paleolithic Era Art Paleolithic art is traced back to BC 40-10 thousand BC (Stone Age). Created by hunters and collectors of nomads with ivory, trees, bones, these characters are considered symbols and have magical or ritual relevance. People and pictures from around the world can be traced back to the chromans in the 60 thousand years ago. There are two different overlapping periods. Most of the art of the Old Stone Age dates back to the first half of the Paleolithic era. According to the Britannica Encyclopedia, "Modern scholars know the two main forms of the Paleolithic arts: African sub-continents and other scattered regions, but only parts of Eastern Europe and Spain and France "Small sculptures clearly dominate the traditional art of the Old Stone Age of Eastern European. The works in this field include simple but realistic statues of stone and clay animals, and by scientists of Venus Includes stone statues with women's sculptures known as letters. The following is a historical comparison of the art of the Paleolithic and Neolithic era. Paleolithic art is the art work of approximately 3 2000 to 11000 years ago. Paleolithic arts fall into two categories. Mobile works such as dolls and accessories, and cave art. Paleolithic arts are often classified as symbolic, symbolic, expressing animals or humans, or as non-symbolic in the form of symbols and symbols. Paleolithic portable art is engraved from bone, horn, stone or clay. They may be elaborate small meteorite characters, composed of stylized and stylized animals and bird figurines, used as amulets. This art is found in most parts of Europe, North Africa and Siberia. Paleolithic arts have historically played an important role. That is because it is the only source of reconstruction and research of our ancient people.

The influence of family composition of African-Americans on attitude and performance of African-American family composition at school Education is very important in today's world. There should be a focus. Unfortunately, not everyone has the same attitude towards good education. In this article I will explain the attitude of African Americans to education in the absence of a stable family composition. Given that not all families are Clifford families, if you really want to get educated, they should focus on their education. Impact of Slavery on the Structure of African-American Families Slavicism has had a major impact on African-American families as the liveliness of African-American families led to the present black family stereotypes in many ways I gave it. Families are not only the sole property of slave owners but also the laws that restrict their rights and privileges. However, the African American slave family is confused, but the American dream is basically an older concept than the United States, going back to the 17th century. Then people began to have hope and ambition for the newly discovered undeveloped continent. "American dream" is essentially the idea that everyone can work hard to succeed, that is, everyone has the right to pursue happiness and success. The definition of the American dream has expanded African-American family composition - African-American family composition Impact of African-American family composition on school attitude and performance In today's world, people place great importance on education and its importance . There should be a focus. Unfortunately, not everyone has the same attitude towards good education. In this article I will explain the attitude of African Americans to education in the absence of a stable family composition. Marcus Garvey and the Civil Rights Movement of African Americans - Marcus Garvey and African-Americans' civil rights movement in the 1920s was an era of conflict for African Americans. Slavery was abolished, but blacks were still oppressed, not the same as white people. However, at the present time blacks began to make some progress in racial equality. Harlem Renaissance opens the first true African-American culture through art, jazz, dance, literature. The family composition of African-Americans is divided into 12 sections and the family structure difference is indicated based on "sex, presence / absence of spouse, presence of child, other relatives or non-relatives". The substructure of these families is divided into three main structures: nuclear family, extended family, and extended family. Research on Andrew Billingsley's nuclear family of African Americans is divided into three groups: early nucleus, simple nucleus, segment nucleus I, and segmental nucleus II. According to statistics provided by Paul Glick in 1992, the African American core family structure accounts for 80% of the total number of African American households. According to Billingley, the early family composition of African-Americans is defined as a couple without children.

Western culture has many important influences on the developing countries of the United States, and art education is no exception. In order to adapt to the influence of Western culture on art education in the United States, it is important to record progress of art education in Europe. For centuries the political, social and economic development of European countries has played an important role in the philosophy of art education. Course courses in general education courses such as composition skills, biology, ethics and values, philosophy, foundations of human communication, art, American history, world history, the US government, Spanish, literary topics, regional geography of the world , Workshop on Introduction to Astronomy and Prospects for General Education Summit Education These courses were taught by selected teachers and expanded students' perspectives and academic abilities, and two independent for their junior and senior high school students Designed to provide a rigorous background to pursue the completion of the honorary program. This method has very good results. Students from Wayne State University from four schools were invited to introduce their studies to the students. Please mail the comments and contacts to the following address. Wayne State Foundation, Wayne State College, 1111 Main Street, Wayne, Nebraska 68787 History is the foundation of liberal arts education. As an art, history promotes intellect and spirit. As discipline, history has improved the severity of the analysis. Unfortunately, public opinion polls from high school students show that the historical record rate is the most popular theme. In addition, research shows that ethnic minorities work better in areas other than American history, as minorities believe they are unrelated to their lives. But America's history is comprehensive, meaningful and should be related to all times; it is inevitable and everyone is a part of it. History is a story of everyone, with a wonderful life plan, everyone is an actor, not just an actor. History of African Americans is an essential element of American history and by limiting complex history to one month history and our students become educational injustice. Although the history of African Americans is not coincidental, it is an era of complex and continuous victory and adversity, meaningful and attractive for all students of all backgrounds all year long. In libraries and classrooms, there are few black authors and believers of stories. The University of Wisconsin Collaborative Children's Book Center found that out of 3,700 children's books in 2017, only 340 people were concerned with African American or African Americans (written by African Americans themselves Is even less). Black writers have all the precious literary features students can learn and provide tools for students to reflect their identities and experiences through writing.

In the early 20th century, artists such as Pablo Picasso and Andre Derain were inspired by the bold and abstract design seen in African tribal masks. They collect and use these works of art to influence their cubism and the style of Forvist. In fact, they use African culture to recreate the tired tradition of figure painting in Western art. Therefore, we now tend to appreciate the bold design and abstract patterns of African masks through the eyes of Europeans. As the exhibits on the walls of museums, they are very different from their original meanings and magical powers. But this is not the way they designed African masks should be regarded as part of ritual costumes. They are used for religious and social activities to represent the soul of their ancestors and to dominate the forces of good and evil of the community. Their lives, their spirit are owned by dance performances, and are enhanced by the music and atmosphere at that time. Some people combine the characteristics of people and animals to connect people and the environment of nature. This connection to nature is very important for Africans and people are accustomed to using masks to express this relationship among generations. The history of the African mask dates back to the Paleolithic age. These masks play an important role in African culture. In the past, masks were used in various rituals. These masks are made of metal, wood, cloth and so on. Their unique design, and most importantly, the idea of ​​making these masks make African masks an important place for world-famous art galleries. Art history enthusiasts and collectors are also interested in collecting these masks as well. World famous painter Picasso met Africa mask in 1907 and was surprised at its design and meaning. African masks are mostly shaped like a face or a specific animal tone. The African culture is very stylized to distinguish something's appearance from its essence. These masks are used to represent abstract themes that describe styling. Animals are a common theme in the art of mask making Africa. They represent the spirit of animals, animals hold masks and themselves become animals, for example allowing communication with animals by keeping animals away from the village. In other cases, animals are a symbol of virtue. The most common animals represented by masks are Buffalo, Hyena, Eagle, Alligator, Antelope. Antelope is one of the most widely used animal masks. It symbolizes agriculture and is worn to achieve better crops. Horn represents the growth of millet, the root of a plant, and the ear represents a song that women sing during harvesting. The mask representing the value can also be in the form of a human

African-American women and leadership are two terms unusual in American history. For centuries the United States has been ruled and dominated by white men. From the slavery era to the present, a white American male led many offices, hosted the whole country, and even asked customers whether they wanted to eat french fries with meals. White men have been active in every aspect of society since Columbus sailed the blue sky of the sea. The foundation of the United States is the leadership of white men. The role of women's African-American sculptor in Harlem Renaissance - the role of women's African-American sculptor in the Harlem Renaissance Harlem Renaissance is the era of worldwide evaluation of black culture, the African American It is a woman Doors Until then, African-American people, not to mention African-American women, have not been respected or recognized in the art world. During this new black movement, women sculptors were able to tie their heritage to the current American problem. From these sculptures you can learn rich culture and history. Because these artists are creatively intertwined. Bessie Coleman (1892 - 1926) was the first woman. She had the first African American female pilot, the first female Native American pilot, and the first African American and Native American born international pilot license. The story of a pilot who flew in World War I inspired her and now she is a person who is inspiring. Learn about her story at Medford Leas Theater in One Medford Leas Way from 11 am to noon on Saturday, November 12. Beth Coleman grew up in isolation and difficult times of African Americans. She pledges to be the first African-American female pilot by overcoming poverty, gender discrimination, and racial discrimination. Her story is spoken of by his family, fans, friends, acquaintances. After Germany occupied Poland during World War II, the social worker Irena Sendler decided to help Jews who became prisoners in the Warsaw Jewish quarter. The Warsaw Jewish quarter is surrounded by high walls and next to an aged building. Irina smuggled the item to the slum area and used creative and courageous means to smuggle the child from the slum area. She wanted to save Jewish children, want to keep their safety and reunite them with their families.

Africa has always been recognized as a dark continent, but it is a stereotype created by the responsibility of regional culture or the influence of "civilization" society. She lives in it because Africans live in the soul and soul of nature, whereas organized society lives on "flash" (Conrad). Conrad, Aceh, and King solvers are all looking at the local people with awe and thoughtfulness. According to personal experience, each author has a unique tone for the local people. One of the most famous African writers today is Chinuakobe, born in Nigeria. The main focus of Chinua Achebe 's work in his work is to tell the story of Africa, but the author is writing a completely different way. Achebe 's work depicts how life in Africa changes as a result of the influence of African culture on African society and describes the struggle of his people to evade the influence of Europe. Many critics think that Chinusa Cave is a foresightful person, but I believe he is a spokesperson for the culture of Nigeria. According to Dominican Diosio, Associate Professor at the Markley University in Uganda, this is a novel that gives power to Africa, bringing African experience to the world as well as other African novels Togo novelist and journalist The noun luck called Tinua Aachebe's 1959 novel as "epochal event in African literature". It can be seen as a modern African prototype novel and by changing the filter to see the continent of the Internet can help to eliminate prejudice Nigerian scholar Ainehi Edoro-Glines said: This novel shows the reader how the world of Africa will look without a canned image activated by racist hypothesis. " Between Zola Neil Hurston and her novel "The Eyes Look At God" Harlem Renaissance, African Americans experienced cultural exposure in literature and art. This was a major achievement of the art and literature of African-American in the 1920s and 1930s. This surge has created writers, playwrights, playwrights like Zora Neale Hurston. Zola Neil Hurston is now considered one of the most important writers of this era. Four novels, three non-fiction works, and

African influence on Western art In the mid-nineteenth century until the war of 1914, the European countries began contacting collective colonization with African countries. This is called "New Imperialism". In this contact, European culture was influenced by Africa. The influence of people in Africa can be seen in the society of Europe at that time. From the 19th century to the 20th century, contemporary artists accepted the art of Africa with lack of dignity and lack of formal quality. In the late nineteenth century, due to the integration of Africa at the Berlin meeting, the landscape of the continent became one of many European competitors. The history of art in Africa varies from region to region of Africa. African art has become an internationally famous sculpture tradition from West Africa. West Africa has a variety of art forms such as clay sculpture, bronze casting, jewelry and textiles. Some of these traditional motives are religious activities in agricultural society and other traditions are sponsored by the king. The Senufo staff of Cote d'Ivoire placed a female figure symbolizing human fertility and soil fertility. Ghana is known for its Kente fabrics, wood carving benches, gold jewelry, wood carvings. "In the past few years the kings of Ghana wore so many gold that you were inspired by such sentences. Until the 1900s, few people knew about African sculptures outside Africa. Soon it became the main influence of Western art. Imaginative design and simple and dramatic sculptures in Africa influenced famous artists such as French Georges Braque, British Henry Moore, Spanish Pablo Picasso. Today, African sculptors use trees and various metals and follow the traditional style of their country. Many of their artworks symbolize deep meanings and past ancestors. Many of these masks are used to celebrate ceremonies and special events. But they may also be used in funeral to respect the loved ones already affixed. Their arts play an important role in their culture, history, pride and who they are.

Western attitudes towards people and culture in Africa always influence the evaluation on their art, which also makes Benin 's response to the art clearer. Over time, the concept of "race" is defined as a unique group with a common language, the "primitive" associated with the origin is inseparable from the concept of Africa. The turmoil of some people from the late 19th century to the latter half of the 20th century caused superiority among "white people" and influenced every aspect of exchanges with "black people." The exhibition of Benin's art at museums and galleries reflects the attitudes of Europeans and the awareness of non-Western art, especially Africans. Thus, since Benin's art was discovered in 1897, Europe's attitude towards non-Western art changed and Benin's art was reevaluated and reclassified. At first, there was a lot of discussion about Benin's art and its exhibition, because it was not the same as that at that time in Africa. Until Britain conquered Benin in 1897, there was no one at all ... a group of American art and music students used to visit the city's Boston Museum of Art this day. It was a cold and hot day, so everyone was bound with a jacket and a hat. When we headed for the E train to the museum, it did not look as I expected. The museum is an elegant and beautiful building that is made of marble at first glance, not as big as the brick monster I expected. The art of Benin is art from Benin Kingdom or Edo Empire (1440-1897) located in the south-south area now known as Nigeria, from the African country of the former colonial period. Benin Bronze is composed of more than 1000 metal plaques and sculptures, currently decorated with the royal palace of Benin, a contemporary Nigeria. Together, these items form the most famous example of Benin art created by the Edo people from the 13th century. One of Benin's greatest achievements is their exquisite work of art made of bronze, ivory and wood. Benin may have started bronze casting as early as 1200, and these works are considered examples of African art. A bronze embossed plaque entrusted by Oba and the Royal Court tells the history of people. When British troops destroyed the city, they confiscated more than 1000 benin bronze, of which only about 50 were returned to Nigeria. Recommendations for Final Papers 1. Most of the existing literature on ancient Benin has folklore shape. Do these stories reveal the values ​​and beliefs of Benin culture? 2. Compare the folk tales of Benin with the folklore of other cultures. 3. Compare the social and cultural structure of Benin with the social and cultural structure of ancient Ghana or Mali. 4. To what extent is Benin responsible for African slave trade in the 14th and 18 th centuries? 5. What happened to Benin Bronze?

The Africa research program of Pittsburgh University was established in 2001 as an interdisciplinary and intercultural center of the university's international research center. This center is one of 11 nationally recognized international research centers offering graduate and undergraduate certificates. This guide focuses on the global, political, economic, social and cultural aspects of continents and African countries, and the resources that support them. This program provides opportunities for students and the community to deepen their understanding of Africa's knowledge as an area of ​​the world, expand and expand knowledge, and the power to form a very diverse and prosperous continent. The programs offered by the program, sponsored lectures and events will promote a better understanding of the social, political and economic systems of Africa and African countries. They also provide insight into the impact of African society on other countries. These collections include more than 400,000 volumes, as well as hundreds of newspapers and magazines in Africa and the region. Many of the latter are electronic formats or external databases. Strengths of this series are culture, political science, economics, international relations, history, literature, and immigrant life from American African countries. Interdisciplinary printing and electronic material collection for African studies supports African research programs and many other university departments. It includes almost all sectors (art, music and literature) of social sciences (history, economics, anthropology, sociology, political science, international affairs, government and public relations) and humanities that are relevant to Africa and its countries I will. These environmental materials Most materials are in English, some materials are African, French and other Western languages. Additional information on this area can be found in Frick Art Library, Barco Law School, and Katz Business School Library. The African-American collection supports the African Studies Department in researching, researching, interpreting and disseminating knowledge about issues and cultures in African-American, African and Caribbean. The collection contains materials for African-American, African and Caribbean cultures in the following areas: art, education, history, literature, philosophy, politics, religion, sociology, sports and religion The Africana Studies program is part of an alliance for races, colonies, and alliances abroad. Africa's research is an interdisciplinary field that focuses on the research of people in Africa and people in Africa in the world's African population. Students can choose to study in Africa or study underage minors. The Africa research program exposes students to historical, political, social, economic and cultural systems and institutions and reveals the living environment and creativity of African people in Africa and Diaspora in Africa. In addition, African studies critically examined the social and historical background of the development of Western epistemology, while African people on human labor, talent and natural resources against the modern movement that the Mediterranean and Western countries experienced and claimed We are investigating the important contribution of. Under the protection of African studies, there are three areas: African studies, African American studies and African Caribbean studies, allowing comparative analysis of Africans all over the world. In addition to these three main areas, Asian and European Africans will be studied. Cross-sectoral studies in these three areas include research on African families, African men / women, and African communities. In the main field of research, students can select key areas such as cultural research and geographical locations such as African countries such as Nigeria, and combine the two to study the main fields. For example, I am a student from the African Studies Depa

February 14, 2018 celebrates the 200th birthday of Frederic Douglas' birth. As a slave to Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey born in Maryland, he ran away as a young man and named Douglas. He published several books including his first autobiography, "the story of life in Frederick Douglas." Douglas has become a speaker and leader of exercise abolition. He also insists on equal rights for everyone. He took part in the Seneca Falls Conference in 1848 and he and his family insisted on women's suffrage During the Civil War, the two sons of Douglas went to Massachusetts to join the 54th Infantry Regiment. Charles Douglas moved to Massachusetts' 5th Cavalry, and Lewis Douglas was sergeant 54 and injured in attack at Wagnerborg. After the end of the civil war, Frederick Douglas was appointed vice president from the equality party and was appointed many political positions including Haitian Minister of 1889 and Secretary. When we celebrate the month of African American history in February this year we will pay tribute to the struggles and achievements forming events with the people of our country. Browse the collection collection that records this huge history in the National Archives catalog History of African Americans Wikipedia - The history of African Americans is part of America's history, looking at American African Americans and Black Americans. At that time the Italian French translation included a French translation of Italian. A comparative study of new black and black movements on links and bridges - udonavanoopaf.tk Black - The history of African Americans is the same as American history, it is the core of America and should be consistent with American history. The history of ancient Africans and African Americans must be part of our elementary school and the introduction of high school curriculum is consistent with the nationwide history of the United States. It is the basic cognitive discipline of psychology and tells us how to change the way people think eventually change behavior. This cognitive process depends greatly on who can identify themselves. Therefore, it has been said that "people with strong cultural identity are better at changing life than those without cultural identity". The history of African Americans is American history. This is a moving message from the Smithsonian National African American History and Culture Museum in Washington DC. The museum opened hundreds of years ago the history of slave trade beyond the Atlantic Ocean and opened in September a century after the plan (In 1915, the black civil war veterans were African American for the museum I celebrated the achievement of. Continue today's mass culture with brigades The Smithsonian Institute's newest museum, the National African American History and Culture Museum, was released on 24th September 2016. The museum is a long-established institution specializing in recording African-American lives, history, art and culture from the beginning. So far slave trade. The law to establish this historical museum was one of the first proposals I proposed when I was elected to Parliament for the first time. It took me 15 years to establish the bill, but I am proud that the museum is open. I hope that every person who visits this beautiful museum with respect for each person's dignity and values, full of justice, equality, and a stronger devotion to true ideals will be deeply inspired. Democracy

The interracial character of the American Renaissance explores Mohawk, Frederick Douglas and the last 'Kora' of Harriet Anne Jacobs. The American Renaissance showed a struggle of a few people to achieve social injustice era and social transformation. Women and African-Americans (liberated or avoided slavery) began to raise their voice through their literacy skills, using this voice to abolish slavery and start a campaign to acquire women's rights. The development of literacy skills make it impossible to ignore women and African Americans. Because their text provides a fear of slavery and a permanent record of repressive minority injustice. Definition: The term "Renaissance" means Latin "resurrection, reappearance, rejuvenation", a new starting point for African Americans, an era of intellectual development inspiring African-American writers is. Inspiration for artists and musicians. . See the famous Harlem Renaissance character. The fact of Harlem Renaissance 1: The art of Harlem Renaissance: Surrealism, Impressionists, Art Deco was the art movement and style of the 1920s that influenced the art of African-Americans of Harlem Renaissance. Art Deco conveys "contemporary" appearance using strong colors and geometric shapes. Surrealism in art is an imaginative style that expresses imaginary and customary images like dreams. Impressionists use bold strokes and color contrasts to capture the current impression This is the period of active development of artistic expression and cultural activities. During the Harlem Renaissance, the American racial relationship found a new expression form. If the American white community representatives do not recognize it, the rise of black culture is impossible. "Caucasian writers are African Americans, white sponsors and supporters of the Harlem Renaissance, white publishers, producers and reservation agents, white critics and promoters - all cultures that influence African Americans, good Or bad? When a literary critic drew Harlem Renaissance as an isolated uprising of African-American writers and musicians, they robbed the Harlem Renaissance from its importance boldly. Harem Renaissance, also known as the "New Black Movement", has become the largest explosion of black art, literature, music, drama since Africans were shipped to the United States. This art revolution clearly confirms that African-Americans have the ability to create stylized works of cultural value. It is no wonder that the literature and arts of African-American people are widely noticed throughout the country. Harlem Renaissance is the first time that mainstream publishers and critics took African American literature seriously. Sports are mainly literary exercises, but it is closely related to the development of African-American music, drama, art and politics.