Students looked at slides of the fabulous reliquary figures from Gabon. They then used pen and ink to create drawings of their own reliquaries, complete with the decorative textures which are stamped into these fascinating metal figures.
Students used clay to create these bizarre face mugs which are based on
ceramic jugs made in North Carolina . The creators of these jugs were heavily
influenced by their African ancestors.
Students used various objects to print shapes that resembled the beads
used to make the royal figures of Cameroon.
Students used watercolor paints to create a stunning sky. After studying
a variety of African animals, they used black construction paper to create
the animals' silhouettes.
Students learned that the sanza, an African thumb piano is a popular instrument
in many African cultures. Students used wood backboards and keys to create
their own African-style sanzas which really sound great!!!
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