Art History and Global Perspectives · Art History
Indigenous Arts and Cultural Sovereignty
Studying the visual traditions of Indigenous cultures and the importance of protecting traditional knowledge.
Key Questions
- 1How do the materials used in Indigenous art connect to the local environment?
- 2What is the difference between cultural appreciation and cultural appropriation in the arts?
- 3How does traditional art serve as a tool for community resilience?
Common Core State Standards
NCAS: Connecting VA.Cn11.1.HSAccNCAS: Responding VA.Re7.1.HSAcc
Grade: 10th Grade
Subject: Visual & Performing Arts
Unit: Art History and Global Perspectives
Period: Art History
Suggested Methodologies
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