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    This document provides an overview of global and local arts, with a focus on cultural appropriation, ownership, and borrowing between cultures. It discusses several examples throughout history: - Celtic knotwork and its symbolism of love and interconnectedness. Native American headdresses which have been inappropriately used in fashion without understanding their sacred meanings. - The complex notions of ownership in art and how borrowing has led to cultural exchange and evolution over time. Kente cloth from Ghana has been adapted while maintaining its origins. - How traditional crafts like Chinese calligraphy and Celtic knotwork convey cultural meanings through their use of lines. Hudson River paintings captured America's changing landscape. - Islamic architecture beautifully combines elements from

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    This document provides an overview of global and local arts, with a focus on cultural appropriation, ownership, and borrowing between cultures. It discusses several examples throughout history: - Celtic knotwork and its symbolism of love and interconnectedness. Native American headdresses which have been inappropriately used in fashion without understanding their sacred meanings. - The complex notions of ownership in art and how borrowing has led to cultural exchange and evolution over time. Kente cloth from Ghana has been adapted while maintaining its origins. - How traditional crafts like Chinese calligraphy and Celtic knotwork convey cultural meanings through their use of lines. Hudson River paintings captured America's changing landscape. - Islamic architecture beautifully combines elements from

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    This document provides an overview of global and local arts, with a focus on cultural appropriation, ownership, and borrowing between cultures. It discusses several examples throughout history: - Celtic knotwork and its symbolism of love and interconnectedness. Native American headdresses which have been inappropriately used in fashion without understanding their sacred meanings. - The complex notions of ownership in art and how borrowing has led to cultural exchange and evolution over time. Kente cloth from Ghana has been adapted while maintaining its origins. - How traditional crafts like Chinese calligraphy and Celtic knotwork convey cultural meanings through their use of lines. Hudson River paintings captured America's changing landscape. - Islamic architecture beautifully combines elements from

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    This document provides an overview of global and local arts, with a focus on cultural appropriation, ownership, and borrowing between cultures. It discusses several examples throughout history: - Celtic knotwork and its symbolism of love and interconnectedness. Native American headdresses which have been inappropriately used in fashion without understanding their sacred meanings. - The complex notions of ownership in art and how borrowing has led to cultural exchange and evolution over time. Kente cloth from Ghana has been adapted while maintaining its origins. - How traditional crafts like Chinese calligraphy and Celtic knotwork convey cultural meanings through their use of lines. Hudson River paintings captured America's changing landscape. - Islamic architecture beautifully combines elements from

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    Art Appreciation

    UNIT 3: GLOBAL AND LOCAL ARTS


    LESSON 1: NARRATIVES, APPROPRIATION,
    BORROWING, AND OWNERSHIP, CULTURAL
    APPROPRIATION
    Learning Objectives

    Acquire understanding of imaging, traditional motifs, crafts and symbols.


    Analyze how line was interpreted and utilized in traditional crafts
    Document changes and the shifting environment such as terrain,
    texture, sound through fusion of various elements of art
    Discuss the concept of Okir in relation to Islamic Art Create a symmetry
    art inspired by Okir/Ukkil
    Traditional Motifs and Crafts

    Traditional motifs and crafts encompass designs, patterns, and symbols


    passed down through generations.
    These motifs hold immense cultural significance, preserving the heritage
    of communities around the world.
    Celtic Knotwork - The intricate and interwoven lines of Celtic knotwork symbolize eternal love and
    interconnectedness in Celtic culture.
    Cultural Appropriation

    Cultural appropriation is the act of taking or borrowing elements from


    one culture by members of another culture, often without permission or
    understanding.
    Examples include the use of Native American headdresses in fashion
    without understanding their spiritual significance.
    Native American Headdresses - The use of Native American headdresses in fashion, without
    understanding their sacred and cultural significance, is a clear example of cultural appropriation.
    Ownership and Borrowing

    The notion of ownership in art and culture is complex and often


    contested.
    Borrowing and influence between cultures have led to the evolution of
    art and the exchange of ideas throughout history.
    African Kente Cloth - Kente cloth, originating from Ghana, has been widely borrowed and adapted in the
    fashion industry while still retaining its cultural value.
    Analyzing Line in Traditional Crafts

    Traditional crafts often utilize lines to convey meaning and aesthetics.


    For instance, the intricate lines in Celtic knotwork tell stories and
    connect to their cultural roots.
    Chinese Calligraphy - Chinese calligraphy uses brush strokes to convey emotion, balance, and energy,
    reflecting deep cultural and philosophical ideas.
    Documenting Changes in Art

    Art reflects changes in the environment and society, offering unique


    insights into our evolving world.
    Artists use their craft to capture shifting terrain, texture, sound, and
    cultural contexts.
    Hudson River School Paintings - Artists of the Hudson River School captured the changing American
    landscape during the 19th century, reflecting a growing fascination with nature and exploration.
    Fusion of Art Elements

    Artists frequently blend various elements of art to create new narratives


    and aesthetics.
    An example is "East meets West" in art, where Eastern and Western
    artistic elements merge, creating a harmonious fusion.
    Islamic Architecture in Spain - Moorish architecture in Spain beautifully combines Islamic, Gothic, and
    Spanish elements, resulting in unique and harmonious structures like the Alhambra.
    Okir in Islamic Art

    The concept of Okir in Islamic art reflects the interconnectedness of


    cultures.
    Okir's intricate designs are essential in Islamic culture, symbolizing unity
    and harmony.
    Islamic Manuscripts - Islamic manuscripts often feature Okir-inspired designs, showcasing the intricate
    interplay of lines and patterns in Islamic culture.
    Creating Symmetry Art

    Inspired by Okir/Ukkil, you can create symmetry art by mirroring patterns


    and designs.
    Use geometric shapes and motifs to achieve balance and harmony in
    your artwork.
    ersian Rug Designs - Persian rugs are known for their intricate and symmetrical designs, created by
    mirroring patterns to achieve visual balance.

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