 |  Cultural Anthropology, 9/e Conrad P. Kottak,
University of Michigan
The Arts
Internet ExercisesInternet Exercises - Masks and Religion: Go to and read the American Museum of Natural History's
web site on Kalabari masquerades entitled "Spirits in Steel" at http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/sokari/kalabari.html.
- Who are the Kalabari? Where do they live?
- What role do masquerades play in Kalabari society?
- Who are allowed to make masks? What are some of the common themes
found in Kalabari masquerades?
- Are the Kalabari the only group in southeastern Nigeria that has
masquerades?
- Can you think of anything in your society that is comparable to these
masquerades?
- Tourists and Indigenous Arts: Go to and read B. Sunday Eiselt's article
entitled "Clay Pottery, Living Pots, and Kiln Magic: Jicarilla Apache Pottery
and Cosmology in the Post-Modern Context of Santa Fe Style" at http://www.csfnet.org/501_99/FINAL/BEISELT/Jicarilla99/papers.htm.
- Who are the Jicarilla Apache? Where do they live? What is their history?
- What role has tourism played in the production of Native American
crafts?
- Who is Felipe Ortega? What are his identities?
- What role do spirits play in pottery production for the Jicarilla
Apache?
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