African art projects

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Our Artist Inspiration is Edward Saidi Tingatinga and other Tingatinga artists Each day, I will share an artist's work that will inspire our art making. Its super important to look at other artist's work to give us new ideas we might never have thought of, to help us understand art as a whole subject, and to encourage us to try…

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African masks inspired by Pablo Picasso Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) was a famous Spanish painter who spent most of his life in Franc...

Great resources to teach kids about Ghanian kente cloth, plus instructions to make your own version with paint and paper weaving!

Struggling to remember or make sense of complicated information? Maybe a visual makeover with an eye-catching chart or graph will help! And if you have doubts about its effectiveness, allow us to introduce you to a subreddit called “Data Art”. It's a community dedicated to sharing “aesthetically satisfying data visualizations that you'd be proud to hang on your wall”.

AFRIKA Maskers maken (Ceremonieel)

Another successful lesson I did with Year 1 & 2 exploring art from different cultures (World Culture Art) was this paper weaving with added shapes and lines to represent to colourfully patterned cloth woven in Ghana, Africa. This idea is not original, I have seen it on many websites and there is a great video

The Azawala Cafe Gallery at 55 Loughborough Road presents a debut exhibition by London-based Karen Alleyne, aka Oya Arts – The Deliverance of Womban: The sacred passage to self. It will run from Saturday 9 November to Sunday 1 December and celebrates “the colourful undertones of Afro-Caribbean fe

3rd Grade students enjoyed making their own versions of African Mud Cloths. They viewed a powerpoint with many examples and learned the history and traditional methods of their creation. Of course …