APAH Unit 10

mid 20th century ce, Maria Martinez(made pottery)+Julian Martinez(painted designs), Blackware ceramic, San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico, (Tewa, Puebloan:culture/tribe)

sold art to tourists to be somth beautiful to look at instead of utilitarian object

1910s industrialization, tourists

Black on black ceramic vessel

1890-1900, attributed to Cotsiogo (Cadzi Cody), painted elk hide, Eastern shoshone, Wind River Preservation, Wyoming

appeal to tourist audience

later 19th century, depict subject matter that appealed to tourists +affirmed native identity

Painted elk hide

Early 20th century, Baule peoples/Owie Kimou, wood+pigment, Cote d’Ivoire, Africa

represents Moya Yanso (respected Baule member), what it means to be a good, honorable, respected, beautiful person in Baule society

commissioned by husband + sons

Portrait mask (Mblo)

1969, color lithograph, china

social realism, propaganda, western style portrait w some chinese traditional elements

harbinger of the new but also embodying ancient chinese culture, travel through countryside to help lead miner’s strike

communism, japanese occupation, ww2, civil war+communist vistory1949, great leap forward(1958-1960), cultural revolution(1966-76), “little red book”

Chairman Mao en Route to Anyuan

20th century, wood,pigment,fiber,shell, new ireland province, papua new guinea

funeral rites, uszed once then destrroyed

malagan=cycle of rituals related to honoring dead+funeral rites

Malagan display+mask

1953, multimedia performance,Fiji, Polynesia

used in rituals, tribute

Elizabeth II crowned queen 1953, visited all parts of british empire, colonialism

Presentation of Fijian mats + tapa cloths to Queen Elizabeth II

late 18th-early 20th century, Chokwe peoples, wood,fiber,pigment+metal, Democratic republic of the Congo

ideal woman+virtues, danced by male dancer, honor woman (young,fertile,given birth), women of chokwe lineage

trading relations w many groups in africa

Female (Pwo) mask