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Art of Africa and the Pacific Islands (3.5) 

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Art of Africa and the Pacific Islands (3.5) 

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Similar woodcarving tools used by The Yoruba of western Nigeria used to make the Twin figure will be on display to feel and see the impressive skill work and ability they had.

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Art of Africa and the Pacific Islands (3.5)

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Art of Africa and the Pacific Islands (3.5)

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A hands on activity will demonstrate and display the skills that were used to create the sculpture of the Yoruba of Western Nigeria.

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Art of Africa and the Pacific Islands (3.5)

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Art of Africa and the Pacific Islands (3.5)

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A map of Nigeria to show context because of the contribution to the rich tradition of figurative sculpture in Africa by The Yorba of Western Nigeria.

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Art of Africa and the Pacific Islands (3.5)

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Art of Africa and the Pacific Islands (3.5)

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Twin Figure, probably from Ado Odo in Yorubaland, pre-1877, wood sculpture. Located at Linden Museum, Stuttgart, Germany. Figures such as this one, were carved when a twin died in order to harness the life force of the deceased and bring prosperity to their families.

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Including a map of the Aztec Empire will showcase the context and orientation The Dismemberment of Coyolxauhqui, Goddess of the Moon.

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The Dismemberment of Coyolxauhqui, Goddess of the Moon, depicts her body scattered across the stone. This story explains the astronomical phenomena observed by the Aztecs.

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Art of India, China, Japan, and Southeast Asia (3.3)

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Art of India, China, Japan, and Southeast Asia (3.3)

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Seated Buddha from the Gupta period during the 5th century CE. This sculpture is located in the Sarnath Museum, Pradash, India.

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In my museum, I would do a theatrical recreation of the gruesome treatment of the sacrificial victims. I would place the stone disk at the bottom of the stairs of the recreation of the Great Temple where the victims where thrown down.

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The Dismemberment of Coyolxauhqui, Goddess of the Moon, late postclassic, on stone disk. Located in the Museo del Templo Mayor, Mexico City

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Art of India, China, Japan, and Southeast Asia (3.3)

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Art of India, China, Japan, and Southeast Asia (3.3)

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To create a connection between my guests and the Seated Buddha, I would have them participate in a hands on meditation class.

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Art of Prehistoric or Ancient Mediterranean (3.1)

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Art of Prehistoric or Ancient Mediterranean (3.1)

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Venus of Laussel is craved limestone. Similar technique from video, but unknown the tools that were used. We have an idea of the mallet and spike they may have used.

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Art of India, China, Japan, and Southeast Asia (3.3)

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Art of India, China, Japan, and Southeast Asia (3.3)

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During the meditation class I will play sounds to create feelings of inner strength, gracefulness, and atmosphere to be able to do a inward reflection.

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Art of Prehistoric or Ancient Mediterranean (3.1)

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Art of Prehistoric or Ancient Mediterranean (3.1)

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Venus of Laussel, Found in Marquay, Dordogne, France, C. 23,000 BCE. Low relief on limestone block.

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Art of Prehistoric or Ancient Mediterranean (3.1)

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Art of Prehistoric or Ancient Mediterranean (3.1)

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Map of where Venus of Laussel was found. During this time there was no written documents left behind and only know of their achievements of fragments of history they left behind. This introduces the context of the limestone block.

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Art of India, China, Japan, and Southeast Asia (3.3)

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Art of India, China, Japan, and Southeast Asia (3.3)

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This sculpture was made during the Gupta period during the Gupta empire. A map to show the orientation.

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Art of Prehistoric or Ancient Mediterranean (3.1)

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Art of Prehistoric or Ancient Mediterranean (3.1)

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This sculpture was used by women to bring fertility. The women in the sculpture signifies fertility. Her horn is thought to symbolize a woman's monthly cycle. This photo is to demonstrate fertility.