Reviewed by Kris L. Hardin in African studies review (Atlanta, GA) 34 (1) April 1991, pages 137-138. Contents I. Masking in Nigeria: Igala masks / R.A. Sargent -- The Gelede masked dance and Ketu ...
On view at the New Orleans Museum of Art from April 4 through August 10, the exhibition will then embark on parallel tours to venues in North America and Africa. A pair of Kimi masks (headpiece carved ...
Masking is seen not only as entertainment but also as a psychological and political tool for influencing ideas in society. Both men's and women's cults are examined.
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