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Since 1979 Venice has explored his old Carnevale. In the medavel it was usual sometimes half a year this festival. All peaple had to be masked. It was very erotic that nobody knew the partner. It was a erotic game. Napoleon had finished those masquerades, because he was afraid for agents under the masks.

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Amazon. Traditional Japanese drama is certainly one of the richest of the worlds stage heritage . . . Such a collection will enable readers (and teachers and students) to see the whole range of the tradition and importantly how the same stories are transformed when recreated for the different stages.

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contents: Paper Mache Paste and Adhesives Protective Finishes Armatures (Skeletons) Mold Releases Pulp Papier Mache Creating with Pulp Creating with Strips Using Shredded Office Paper Outdoor Paper Mache Body Forms and Life Masks Island with Lagoon Erupting Volcano Dinosaurs Crocodile Finger Puppets Marionettes Hills, Mountain Ranges Boulders, Asteroids, Planets Mold Making (The Easy Way) Two-Part Molds Latex and Silicone Molds Jewelry and Gift Boxes Beads, Bangles and Baubles Traditional Mexican Pinata Themed Pinatas Viking Dragon Ship Egyptian Mummy Ancient Sarcophagus Decorative Masks Wearable Masks Life-Sized Tree Cornucopia (Horn of Plenty) AND LOTS, LOTS MORE

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"The Mask Makers Handbook teaches you step by step how to make your own custom Latex Rubber Masks. If you've ever wanted to learn exactly how these amazing masks are made, this in-depth manual is for you. "

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Iroquois Pueblo Navajo Kwakiutl Although traditional Native American groups where masking still survives have suffered great devastation in the spread of European culture, many still preserve some of the significance masks once possessed: that is, the power to literally transform the wearer into the being it represents. Masks possessing great power--usually those depicting powerful spirit beings-- were objects of awe, treated with great care and caution. The most powerful were routinely fed with grain, tobacco, smoke--whatever the masks were believed to crave. Lack of such attentions could lead to serious consequences.

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From Shamanistic Ritual to Contemporary Pluralism idely recognized as the standard history of Japanese theatre for Western readers, this work by Benito Ortolani is now available for the first time in paperback. From ancient folk and ritual performances to modern dance theatre, it provides concise summaries about each major theatrical form, situating the genre in its particular social, political, and cultural contexts and integrating a vast array of detail on such topics as staging, costuming, masks and properties, repertory, acting techniques, and noteworthy actors. Complete with illustrations and an extensive bibliography, this book serves undergraduates and specialists both as a reference and as a cultural history of Japan seen from the perspective of the performing arts.

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Techniques demonstrated include how to make a clay model, how to make decorative stamps to put repeating designs in a clay model, how to smooth out the designs and make them more realistic, how to make a two part plaster mold, how to use latex rubber for casting a thin, hollow product such as a mask, how to dry the latex rubber, and how to decorate the finished mask

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This internationally award-winning film explores the spiritual and psycological nature of Northwest Coast Native Masks. Featuring dramatic, rarely-seen ceremonies as well as interviews with native spiritual leaders, the film traces the meaning of native art and the effects of government policies which saw the banning of mask ceremonies. The video raises issues about the therapeutic value of native ceremonies and the housing of cultural objects in museums. Prices include public performance rights:(libraries, Schools, Community Services.) Canadian Price $197.60 (incl Gst & shipping) USA Price $155.00 incl shipping ( these prices include public performance rights. Personal copy Does not include public performance rights $29.95 incl taxes and shipping

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by Evan John Jones, Chas Clifton (Contributor)

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LOTS OF BOOKS TO BUY HERE THAT MAY BE USEFUL..clay,plaster,latex, etc

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See it here. Oskar Schlemmer did not confine his activities at the Bauhaus to painting and teaching sculpture. He also wanted to put his ideas about ballet into practice, and in 1922 he did so in public for the first time. He planned to free the stage from the trappings of tradition in order to give expression to the `pure idea.' The central theme of his work was the relation between humankind and space, and the mediator between these two was to be the dancer, stripped of his individual identity by the use of costumes and masks. This documentary film, made with the artistic advice of Oskar Schlemmer's widow, presents an historically faithful, precise reconstruction of some of his dances. More than any other film, it gives a sense of what Bauhaus teaching was really like, and is truly important to an understanding of the origins of contemporary dance.

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excerpt of the promotional video clip for Loreena McKennits single "The Mummers? Dance" from the album "The Book Of Secrets". Filmed in Stratford, Ontario and on location in the West of Ireland.

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Training Video: Nothing teaches like seeing it done by the experts! We make molds of different types right before your eyes, explaining as we go. Save hours of frustration and wasted material by learning how, and doing later! Take the mystery out of molding. $29.95

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The treasures on view in Creation's Journey: Masterworks of Native American Identity and Belief reflect the aesthetic quality and cultural significance of the vast collections of the National Museum of the American Indian

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by Jennifeer Foreman, This stunning yet practical book explores the creative and educational potential of masks as a means of communication. ......... List Price: $29.95 Our Price: $20.96 You Save: $8.99 (30%)

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The People of Many Faces: Masks, Myths and Ceremonies of the Iroquois. Alex Mogelon. Lakefield, ON: Waapoone Publishing, 1994. 61pp, paper, $15.95. ISBN 0-9692185-7-5. Grades 10 - 13 / Ages 14 and Up. Review by Adele Case.

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Image and Metaphor in Mesoamerica In Masks of the Spirit, Roberta and Peter Markman guide us with skill and insight through the long history of Mesoamerican masked ritual.*

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by John Mack (Editor)

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DICK BLICK ART MATERIALS ON LINE SALE A history of maskmaking is featured here, with 80 examples, including an Eskimo Seal mask, a Peruvian mummy mask and contemporary masks made of mylar, paper mache, and acrylic. This is an excellent introduction to many maskmaking activities. This video is in still frame format and is approximately 20 minutes in length.

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Plenty great mask books to be found .

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Nice posters from Allposters.com for sale

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The art of making masks has been integral to the beginning of theatre and still remains a fascinating process. Norcostco offers many books and tapes on mask making. Below are some introductions to some basic processes for various types of mask making techniques. POSITIVE CASTING READY MADE MASK FORMS PROSTHETIC STYLE MASKS BOOKS AND VIDEOS ON MASK MAKING

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1:One set of exercises explores the use of "neutral expression" masks to force students to learn to express emotion through posture and gesture, without reliance on facial expression. The remaining exercises explore the use of masks as a way of inhabiting alternative identities 2: This program begins with a rich overview of the use of masks in a wide variety of cultures, demonstrating four basic mask-making techniques, ranging from a simple "plaster bandage" and "papier-m?ch?" techniques to subtle and flexible latex masks requiring three work sessions for completion

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