41. Ethnic Cuisine: Guatemala Her peers read the subtly encoded messages of design, workmanship, a colorful native costume of bolero jacket, short embroidered pants and turban hat. http://www.sallys-place.com/food/ethnic_cusine/guatemala.htm

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43. An Introduction To Art Nouveau And The Work Of Alphonse Mucha expression of ethnic cultural interests, especially traditional Bohemian and He produced posters, costume designs, jewellery and set designs—and his http://www.mala.bc.ca/~johnstoi/praguepage/muchalecture.htm

An Introduction to the Work of Alphonse Mucha and Art Nouveau [This lecture by Ian Johnston of Malaspina University-College, Nanaimo, BC, is part of the Liberal Studies Abroad curriculum associated with the trip to Prague in July 2004. This document is in the public domain and may be used by anyone, in whole or in part, without permission and without charge, provided the source is acknowledged—released March 2004] Some Preliminary Observations “If anyone is destined to become an artist and follows this career led by a mysterious and irresistible force, then it is Mucha. . . . He submits without argument, as he himself says, to the commands of this watchful, protective force which propels him through life as if he were sleepwalking, placing before his feet at decisive moments the stops to success.” (Victor Champier, quoted Mucha 95) There is no doubt that of all modern Czech visual artists Alfons Mucha (1860-1939) enjoyed and continues to enjoy the most international recognition, influence, and popularity (in marked contrast to his reputation within his own Czech homeland). Those factors alone would be sufficient reason to make a study of his work a central part of our studies in this course.

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45. Ethnic Jewelry - About Ethnic Jewelry Site of one thousand traditional ethnic jewels from Afghanistan, India, 14k jewelry, sterling silver jewelry, costume jewelry, gemstone jewelry, http://artmam.net/ethnic_jewelry.htm

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46. Buying Ethnographica:Buyers Guide For Ethnic Tribal Jewelry Belly Dance Ethnogra Much of the new costume and market ethnic jewelry is made with white metal. This is an umbrella for traditional silver designs and techniques to the http://www.heavyhips.net/buyingethnographica.htm

Buying Antique Ethnographic Jewelry by Palika In general, truly valuable collectibles cannot be purchased dirt cheap. There are good deals yes, but authentic antiques increase in value over time and are rarely available for KMart prices. The other side of this, is that there seems to be a dirge of ethnic "junk", reproductions and ethnic market costume jewelry (of various qualities), represented as ancient relics, tribal ritual objects or as antiques, that are purchased by the unaware public for way more than they are worth. Please read on, to learn some guidelines that will help you to determine just what it is you want, and just how much you should pay for it. At the very least you will learn some powerful questions to ask a seller in order to determine their knowledge, dependability and their ethics. Rule 1: What's in a name? This brings us to a very important point. It is not bad to buy or want or appreciate newly made ethnographic jewlery. What is crucial is that you know the differences that exist, so you know exactly what you are buying and how much to pay for it. Today throughout India, Turkey, Nepal, Africa and other countries, small communities are developing artisan coops to maintain traditional indigenous artistic techniques and designs. This is a powerful effort to preserve cultural traditions and relevance and participate in a market economy. I wholly support buying these goods which maintain a high standard of quality.

47. Textile Art - Fiber Art traditional Clothing and Textiles of Oaxaca Information but few images. costume designers of the early 20th century. ethnic costume page Links to http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/lessons/middle/textiles.htm

Home Art Lessons Resources Listgroup ... Awards TEXTILE ARTS - FIBER ARTS Papermaking Arts and Crafts Art Resources Home World Cultures ... To top of page A selection of textile resources: Textile history World textiles and Costume Contemporary textiles Lesson Plans , and Information resources History of Textiles The Museum For Textiles , Toronto, Ontario. Selected text and images from the Museum's collection and exhibits illustrate the Museum's mandate: to provide the opportunity to experience the traditions, skills, and creative genius that make the textile arts such an important visual expression of contemporary and historical concerns. Heavens' Embroidered Cloths: One Thousand Years of Chinese Textiles a selection of images from an exhibition of Chinese textiles from the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, previously on display in 1995 at the Hong Kong Museum of Art. You can see some examples of Chinese textiles in this exhibit: Family Ties in Asian Textiles.

48. UC Davis Summer Abroad: Design Cynthia Samaké is Instructor in Environmental design at UC Davis. She specializes in ethnic textiles and costume, both historical and modern, http://summer-sessions.ucdavis.edu/abroad/c_des142.htm

World Textiles, Live From The Andes! Cuzco, Peru and La Paz, Bolivia August 1 - 31, 2005 Application and Enrollment Extended to June 1, 2005. Courses: Design 142B (4 units) World Textiles: Middle East, Europe and the Americas Traditional and contemporary textile arts of native North America, Mexico, Central and South America, Turkey, Egypt and Europe GE credit: ArtHum, Wrt Design 198 (4 units) Directed Group Study GE credit: none Required Texts: Course Reader (provided by Summer Abroad) Instructor: Environmental Design Department, UC Davis Email: clecount@ucdavis.edu Andean Folk Knitting: Traditions and Techniques , and the Bolivia chapter of CARNAVAL! (University of Washington Press, 2004). . Program Description: Through slide presentations, discussions, examination of textile examples, and field trips, students will explore ancient and contemporary textiles and costume. Pre-Hispanic and modern textiles from Peru and Bolivia are considered to be among the finest and most varied in the world. Cuzco, Peru, capital of the Inka Empire and nearby La Paz, Bolivia, will be the classroom for the study in this first-hand educational opportunity. All of the Design 142B areas will be covered, with an emphasis on South America. Slide lectures in Cuzco will be held in the Centro de Textiles Tradicionales and in the Rosario conference room in La Paz.

49. Artifact: Directory Inc., an American supplier of ethnic and nontraditional, silk garments Result Company Clothing is a UK company who specialise in jacket design, http://www.artifact.ac.uk/directory.php?categoryID=180

50. Cultural/Ethnic Issues And The Prevention Scientist In The Twenty-First Century the traditional value systems of numerous ethnic and social class groups (eg A fourth set is needed to design and implement attractive and effective http://www.journals.apa.org/prevention/volume5/pre0050005a.html

, Volume 5, Article 5, posted January 15, 2002 Cultural/Ethnic Issues and the Prevention Scientist in the 21st Century Mark W. Roosa, Larry E. Dumka, Nancy A. Gonzales, and George P. Knight Arizona State University ABSTRACT Minorities are overrepresented among high-risk groups, but only recently has progress been made in understanding how ethnicity/culture matters in developing, implementing, or evaluating prevention programs for these groups. Few prevention programs are developed specifically to fit the ecological niches, needs, and values of minority groups. We highlight several areas in which enhanced training for future prevention scientists is needed for improved prevention services for minority groups to become a reality including: (a) the role of values in guiding behavior and the content and attractiveness of prevention programs; (b) the importance of enculturation and acculturation in the mental health of many minority groups; (c) the need for theory, research, and methods about measurement equivalence to become a fundamental tool for prevention scientists; and (d) a process approach to developing culturally competent preventive interventions. Mark W. Roosa and Larry E. Dumka are in the Department of Family and Human Development, Arizona State University. Nancy A. Gonzales and George P. Knight are in the Psychology Department, Arizona State University. All authors are affiliated with Arizona State University's Preventive Intervention Research Center.

51. Learn-to-belly-dance: Styles And Other Names For Belly Dance Madame Abla is legendary for her modern Egyptian costume designs. and free style dancing to traditional ethnic music, or to Middle Eastern pop disco http://www.learn-to-belly-dance.com/styles.html

What is the belly dance? The Belly Dance is identified by swaying hips, undulating torso, and articulated isolations employed in a range of dynamic and emotional expressions. Characteristic movements in the dance include curving patterns, undulations, thrusts, lifts, locks, and drops, and shaking or quaking body movements. The focus is on isolated movements of individual parts of the body with little notice given to the footsteps. Arms and hands move fluidly, like serpents or ribbons in the air. Unusual strength and control is demonstrated in the belly area. Costumes typically consist of a bra and hip-belt set worn over a floor length skirt. The skirt may be circular or straight. Instead of the skirt and bra, a dancer may wear a gown called a baladi dress topped with a hip-belt or a hip-scarf. Dancers may also use a length of fabric (such as silk or chiffon) during one part of the dance sequence, and she may also play finger cymbals. Costuming changes from place to place and from time to time, but the one constant is that the designs intend to emphasize and amplify the grace, power and independent control of the feminine form. Constant themes of bellydancing: The Dance that Celebrates Life, Birth and Creativity!

52. Introduction To Ethnic Groups (Hill Tribes) Of Northern Thailand There are six major tribes (or minority ethnic gorups) in northern Thailand, Many women still wear traditional costume, but the men and children are http://www.lisulodge.com/html/introduction.html

53. Silk Road Dance Company: Ancient, Folkloric, Classical & Contemporary Dance From In traditional Central Asian culture, the shamaness served her community as a vital Choreography and costume design/ construction Laurel Victoria Gray http://www.silkroaddance.com/repertoire/rep_2.asp

Silk Road Dance Company Repertoire: N-Z Arranged in alphabetical order. Narnari This elegant and regal dance from the Caucasus displays the proud beauty of Georgian women. The style is characterizes by graceful arm movements and the difficult gliding steps called "nannari." Choreography and costume design: Laurel Victoria Gray Ojos Asi Grammy winner Shakira has a Columbian and Lebanese heritage which is reflected in the Spanish and Arabic lyrics of this song. The dance style also blends Spanish and Arabic elements, a legacy dating back to the 8th century Moorish invasion of Spain. Choreography and costume design: Laurel Victoria Gray Persian Miniature The graceful, flowing lines of Persian miniature paintings come to life in this piece. The poetry, by Jalaleddin Rumi, praises the beloved. Choreography and costume design: Laurel Victoria Gray Priestess of Renenutet , from "Egypta"

54. TRADITIONAL ATTIRE Urban clothing in most of the Serbian ethnic territories developed under Turkish As a whole, all these types of traditional costume are characterised by http://www.serbianunity.net/culture/history/Hist_Serb_Culture/Traditional_Attire

Site Map Links Search BLAGO Fund : Archives of Serbian Medieval Orthodox Treasure: Ravanica Mileà ¡eva Manasija Studenica ... Sopoćani Courtesy of Porthill Publishers TRADITIONAL ATTIRE BY JASNA BJELADINOVIC-JERGIC A Serbian urban dress, Belgrade, mid-nineteenth century. Ethnographic Museum, Belgrade. In the wide variety of costumes, apart from the special traits of costumes which varied from village to village, there were also other differences between villagers and urban dwellers in terms of the way they dressed. Urban clothing in most of the Serbian ethnic territories developed under Turkish and oriental influences. Later, as in Pannonia and along the Adriatic, that influence was largely European. Urban costumes in the Balkan-Oriental style, made of expensive cloths and bearing gold and silver embroidery, were of high artisan craftsmanship. Up to the twentieth century, on the other hand, peasant dress was mostly the product of home and other village handwork. They were fashioned by women, though certain parts of the costumes were done by village artisans. Experience and tradition were passed from elder to younger, from generation to generation. The very first glance at the diversity of village dress reveals certain specificities in the combination of the functional, artistic and aesthetic characteristics of the clothes worn in an entire region. Identical or similar economic circumstances, brought on by the geographical setting, by historical, social and cultural development, all influenced the generation of certain elements of clothing in the framework of larger cultural and geographic regions, such as those in the Dinaric, Adriatic, central Balkan and Pannonian regions. In each region a basic type of dress is characteristic, appearing in many different costuming and decorative forms. The differences originated in the variety of materials for making and decorating which the particular region offered, the pattern-forms and decorative means, and the costuming tradition and level of cultural development.

55. Course Listing For DRAM costume design for the Performance Arts. 3 hours. 6 hours lab per week. A special topics course in theatre design. Nontraditional format Special http://bulletin.uga.edu/bulletin/courses/descript/dram.html

DRAM 2000. Appreciation of Dramatic Art. 3 hours. 2 hours lecture and 2 hours lab per week. Oasis Title: APPREC OF DRAM ART. Aesthetics and craft of the theatrical experience on stage, screen, and television. Discussions and analyses of all aspects of the theatrical arts; critical viewing of performances both in and out of class with written analyses. May not be used for credit towards the drama major. Non-traditional format: This course is also offered through University System of Georgia Independent Study (USGIS). Offered fall, spring, and summer semesters every year. DRAM 2010. Introduction to Acting. 3 hours. 3 hours lab per week. Oasis Title: INTRO TO ACTING. Basic acting skills for the non-drama major. Offered fall, spring, and summer semesters every year. DRAM 2040. Applied Drama Laboratory. 1 hour. 2 hours lab per week. Oasis Title: APPLIED DRAMA LAB. Prerequisite: Permission of department. Individual production crew assignments. Offered fall and spring semesters every year. DRAM 2050.

56. Theater Courses: 1603 Core costume design And Construction traditional and contemporary techniques including layout, cartooning, lining, textures, color. Studio work. http://www.siue.edu/THEATER/TCourses.html

Theater Courses : Theater (THEA) 111-3 The Dramatic Experience [INTRO] (IAI Course No. F1 907) Introductory course to give student understanding of how essential components of theater work together to produce the dramatic experience. [Dist.FAH] Fundamentals of acting combining improvisational exercises with method approach to developing role; emphasis on relaxation, imagination, concentration, objectives. Open to non-majors. [Dist.FAH] Beginning work in scene study and monologues; emphasizing serious, internal realistic acting techniques applicable to both stage and TV/film. Prerequisite: 112a. [Dist.FAH] Principles of dramatic action as exemplified in selected plays. Relationships between theatrical process and dramatic form in tragedy and comedy. 141-3 Film Analysis [Dist.FAH] Fundamentals of film analysis studied as a skill essential to the understanding of narrative visual media. 150-3 Core: Scene Design And Construction [Dist.FAH] Designing and executing of scenery used in theater productions. Laboratory and production work are required. 160-3 Core: Costume Design And Construction [Dist.FAH] Designing and executing of costumes used in theater productions. Laboratory and production work are required.

57. E-MAGAZINE -- Ethnic Splendour: Traditional Thai Textiles And Ethnic Costumes: A A permanent exhibition of traditional Thai textiles and costumes of Tai ethnic origin on COSTUMES OF THE ‘TAI’ ethnic TRIBES Please click to view http://www.tatnews.org/emagazine/2205.asp

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