Respecting Art from Other Cultures: A Journey into African Art

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Across
  1. 1. The study of past events, often told through cultural objects.
  2. 4. To understand and value another culture's art, rather than just taking from it.
  3. 8. The shared beliefs, customs, and arts of a particular group, reflected in their artwork.
  4. 9. A formal religious or public occasion where masks might be used.
  5. 11. Having many different forms or types; Africa's art is incredibly this.
  6. 13. Creative works that express ideas or feelings, like paintings or sculptures.
  7. 14. Being receptive to new ideas and ways of seeing art from other cultures.
  8. 16. Ideas taken for granted that we should try to set aside when viewing new art.
  9. 17. What art often expresses, especially spiritual or traditional ones.
  10. 19. Customs or practices handed down from generation to generation, celebrated in art.
  11. 20. Africa is a massive one, with many different cultures.
Down
  1. 2. Relating to the human spirit or soul, often the meaning behind certain art pieces.
  2. 3. The manner in which we should study art from other cultures.
  3. 5. What a piece of art provides of a culture, history, or people.
  4. 6. Oversimplified and often inaccurate ideas about a group, which we should avoid about African art.
  5. 7. Something transmitted by or acquired from a predecessor, like the artistic one of Africa.
  6. 10. What you should ask thoughtfully if you're curious about something.
  7. 12. Taking elements from another culture's art without understanding or respecting their meaning.
  8. 15. What art serves many of within a community, beyond just decoration.
  9. 18. The circumstances or background that help us truly understand why art was made.