https://padlet.com/bpotters22/mmxuaucdvzjc en-us 2017-05-08 15:01:16 UTC 2018-01-30 15:31:17 UTC hello@padlet.com cwilkinson22 https://padlet.com/bpotters22/mmxuaucdvzjc/wish/170538442 Number One: According too the text the art of the aboriginal art was based on "the Dreamtime" and stories which they believe the world was created. I know this because in the text it states, "aboriginal art, is based on stories (Jukurrpa) and symbols centered on 'the Dreamtime'...indigenous people believe the world was created."
Number Two: The art in the US is different from the art of the aborigines because aboriginal art it includes more animals and art based on stories of spirits. While in the US we see more paintings that are of people and more modern technology that don't have a real meaning.
Number Three: The aborigines people place humans on the same level as nature by including many paintings of their native surroundings all around them. This shows that by putting more images of nature, instead of humans it is showing that nature is just as important than humans, if not more important.]]> 2017-05-08 15:19:40 UTC https://padlet.com/bpotters22/mmxuaucdvzjc/wish/170538442 cwilkinson22 https://padlet.com/bpotters22/mmxuaucdvzjc/wish/170789215 Number One:
I can tell from the text that most of the instruments, and sounds were natural, or made by nature. I also know that every tribe had different kind of music. I know this because the text says, "Aboriginal music varies from tribe to tribe.."
Number Two: The music in the United States today is very hip hoppish and country. They use a lot of words and mainly their mouth to sing. Aborigines make music in natural ways, using bamboo to make sounds out of the didgeridoo. Which tries their best to recreate the sounds of nature.
Number Three: The aborigines use natural objects such as bamboo to create their musical instruments. They also recreate sounds in nature using the instrument like the didgeridoo. The aboriginal people would also listen very intently to the sounds of nature to make the sounds as accurate as possible.]]> 2017-05-09 15:01:18 UTC https://padlet.com/bpotters22/mmxuaucdvzjc/wish/170789215 cwilkinson22 https://padlet.com/bpotters22/mmxuaucdvzjc/wish/170797321 Number One:
The Dreamtime stories are more than, myths, legends, fables, parables, or quaint tales. Also the people explaining the Dreamtime were most of cultural educators, and than just regular storytellers.
Number Two: The culture in Australia for the aborigines is very different for the culture in the US. For the Aborigines they believe that the people were turned into animals so they still guard the animals today. In the US they really don't care about the animals because they're tearing down all of the wildlife.
Number Three: The aborigines place humans on the same level as nature because they feel like they need to protect them. The people feel like they need to protect wildlife because those were their friends before they turned into animals. Making it important for the aborigines to protect the wildlife. ]]> 2017-05-09 15:28:19 UTC https://padlet.com/bpotters22/mmxuaucdvzjc/wish/170797321 bpotters22 https://padlet.com/bpotters22/mmxuaucdvzjc/wish/170805872 KIP #12: Dreamtime]]> 2017-05-09 15:53:02 UTC https://padlet.com/bpotters22/mmxuaucdvzjc/wish/170805872