Exploration of self-identification through the mask form and world culture

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2011-11-18Author
Hadfield, Michael
Advisor(s)
Jermal, Lynn
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Mask-making is much more than merely a devoted pastime of ancient cultures and elementary school projects. It is the intention of this research paper to explore the historical background of various cultural masks and their purpose and process. Through this cultural investigation, I will also delve into the connection between mask making and expressing one's self identity. This includes a cohesive body of work through studio exploration and investigating the meaning behind mask-making itself.
Subject
Art--Study and teaching
Mask form
Masks
Self identity
Mask making
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http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/55409Description
Plan B Paper. 2011. Master of Science in Education-Fine Arts--University of Wisconsin-River Falls. Art Department. 88 leaves. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 38-39).
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