JSS2 Cultural and Creative Arts

Perspective

The art of representing 3D objects on a 2D surface to create the illusion of depth.

Linear vs. Aerial Perspective

Linear uses converging lines for depth; aerial uses atmospheric tones and colors.

Theatre Design (Scenography)

The physical appearance and equipment of the space where a live performance takes place.

Areas of Theatre Design

Set design, props, lighting, and costumes.

Stages of Rehearsal

Script reading, blockings, polishing, and dress/technical rehearsal.

Pure (Abstract) Dance

Dance dealing purely with movement and patterns without a narrative.

Self-Control

The ability of an individual to govern or regulate their emotions and behaviors.

Nok Art Features

Terracotta sculptures with triangular eyes, pierced details, and flared nostrils.

Lost Wax Technique

The cire-perdue method used to cast metal and bronze sculptures in Igbo Ukwu and Ife.

Ife Art

Naturalistic and idealized bronze and terracotta works characterized by facial scarifications.

Benin Art Categories

Divided into Court Art and Folk Art, created from bronze, ivory, and wood.

Esie Stone Art

Over 800 soapstone figures of men, women, and animals found in Kwara State.

Aina Onabolu

The father of Nigerian modern art and the first art teacher in Nigeria.

Ladi Kwali

A renowned Nigerian female potter known for her high level of traditional craftsmanship.

Motif in Art

A unit of design that is repeated severally to create a pattern.