In-Class Workshop: Tiki Masks by Crayola Imagine Arts Academy

Organization Name
Phone: (516) 620-6768
E-mail:
Website: www.madscienceli.org
Program Description
SUMMARY:
Let’s set sail for the South Pacific! The people of the Polynesian islands believed that they needed to stay connected with nature in order to live comfortably. They created “Tikis”, or carvings, to connect with personifications of the forces of nature. We will think about our connections with nature and design Tiki masks for our homes.

EDUCATIONAL VALUE:
This class introduces children to Polynesian cultures, Tiki carvings, and some basic principles of mask design. They use creativity and inspiration from real Polynesian Tikis to brainstorm, sketch, plan, and create their own personal versions of these stylized faces. This program engages children in hands-on creativity as they design and draw their Tiki masks.
Keywords
1.) Media Art
2.) Visual Art
3.) Art Instruction
 

Categories
Visual Arts (VA)

Exploratory Enrichment Subject Area
N/A

Grades
1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Location
In School

Cost
$355.00 per Workshop

Up to 25 students

Number of Performers
1

Duration
45 - 59 min minutes

 
Additional Resources

Program References
Amy Badagliacca
Librarian
Syosset Public Library - Syosset, NY

(516) 921-7161

Susan Nolan
Librarian
Shelter Rock Public Library - Williston Park, NY

(516) 248-7363

Lili-Ane Niemczura
Librarian
Central Islip Public Library - Central Islip, NY

(631) 234-9333


        
        
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