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Description:	Stephan Vernier, maskmaker for The Danish Theatre Thalia, offers courses in mask construction in paper mach? as well as other materials for larger masks or for masks with specialized purposes. The Paper mach? tchnique used is extremely durable, and creates a flexible, comfortable mask which, when properly constructed, can breathe, unlike latex and many other materials.
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Added on:	30-Jan-2001
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Description:	nice photos showing stages of making. fine masks
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Added on:	10-Aug-2002
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Description:	AT: LINGUA Via della Marina, 8 57024 Marina di Castagneto Carducci (LI), ITALIA ( ITALY )
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Added on:	10-Jun-2002
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Description:	( Site in Danish ) Det er hurtigt og nemt at lave sin egen maske af papir. Og billigt! Fremstillingsm?den er en "t?rproces". Ingen tapetklister! Kun avispapir og malertape. Masken kan efterf?lgende bemales. Underviseren, William Frohn, har selv "opfundet" sin lette og hurtige m?de at fremstille papirmasker p?. Sammen med b?rn har han fremtryllet flotte, pudsige, travige, glade og groteske tre-dimensionelle papirmasker. Bagefter har han indf?rt eleverne i masketeatrets grundprincipper. Workshoppen l?gger op til mange timers efterf?lgende leg med masketeater-begrebet.
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Added on:	16-Mar-2005
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Description:	Since prehistoric times, masks have been made to serve a variety of purposes or functions. The following categories indicate three of the major reasons why people make masks:
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Added on:	29-Jan-2001
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Description:	LUCKILY WELLFARE STATE INTERNATIONAL WANTS TO TEACH THE WORLD THEIR WONDERFUL SKILLS. Check it out.
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Added on:	27-Dec-2000
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Description:	by Mary Koepke Amato One rainy afternoon, my son Max turned into a bird. Not an actual live bird, of course. We had made simple bird masks out of paper, and when he put on his mask something magical happened. His arms spread out; his feet beat a wild rhythm; and his voice warbled a bold new song. My very shy three-year-old guy puffed up with power. And when he removed the mask, his face radiated intense joy, as if he?d been given wings. Since that enchanting day, masks have been as important to us as crayons or blocks. Hanging on hooks about our kitchen are more than 75 faces: pig, jackal, robot, wolf, and more. Primarily we use them to act out familiar folktales and stories of our own creation. My kids ? and other kids over for play dates ? call these improvisations "mask games."
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Added on:	31-Jan-2001
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Description:	We used seed beads from United Art and Education (800-322-3247). Five 16 oz. bags ($13.95/ea) supplied enough materials for 65 masks. The beads come in unsorted bulk packs ? sorting is good for your small motor skills!
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Added on:	19-Jan-2001
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