Reflecting on Art, Music, and Theather throughout Time. Hama Goro and the Bogolan Technique. These two paintings were created while Goro was visiting Europe. He felt alone and it is shown through his work. What I particularly admire about these paintings is their colors. The dark and bland browns and blacks go well together. I would have also liked to feel the tex.

The following is a video interview with Rwandan musician and statesman, Jean-Paul Samputu. Toward that end, the School of.

For my blog I decided to go with Africa. I liked the many bright colors and the cluttered visual arts that were present. I chose each piece from a different artist. All of the artists below have a reason for creating the type of art that they do. I hope you enjoy their works of art. Domesticated animals with wild animal,.

And was produced by a Lebanese artist named Marwan Sahmarani in 2011. The artist used different types of media such as ink and varnish on regular paper. In seeing this I was drawn in by the different shapes and colors. Lalla Essaydi grew up in .

This mask was created between 1920 and 1940 by either the Betsi or Ntumu group. They were located in Gabon along the Ogooue River. It is made of wood with pigment for the details. It is characterized as a four-faced helmet mask.