Agayuliyararput
is the first exhibition of Native Alaskan Yup'ik
material presented from a Yup'ik perspective. This Web
exhibit highlights 27 Yup'ik objects from the National
Museum of Natural History collection.
Yup'ik
Mask Exhibit Same museum resource as the
above, presented by the University of Michigan.
AFRICAN
ART: AESTHETICS AND MEANING This site contains
descriptions, background information, and photos of
masks as well as other art from Africa. University of
Virginia
African
Art Gallery from Ohio University includes
masks and other African Art.
African
Masks from Princeton, NJ High School Virtual
Museum
Masks:
The Face Tells the Storyby Omaha, Nebraska's South
High School art teacher, Carole DeBuse. African mask study plan
geared towards a ceramics class, Grades 9-12.
Making
Masks with Plaster BandagesMichael R. Delahunt's
lesson plan with many photos and links. For 5th graders,
modifiable for students, age 7 or older.
They
Put on MasksDarlene (Prina) Hallam's plan for
multi-cultural mask study and creation. Provided by Encarta
Schoolhouse. Geared towards arts students, Grades K to 8.