Analysis on Application of Traditional Arts and Crafts in Exhibition Design

Wang, Zhiang

doi:10.4236/jss.2017.54008

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“…All these handicrafts can be used as dance properties that are tailored to the dance theme and the dance learning objectives to be achieved. Thus this method is very easy to do and really helps teachers in teaching cultural arts, especially dance to be applied in schools [12,13,14,15].…”

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Property as a Source of Inspiring Dance Creation for Elementary School Students

Desfiarni¹,

Astuti²

2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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It is difficult for a class teacher to teach dancing course at school, because they find it very difficult to find the movements that will be knitted. These prolonged complaints will not end if there is no effort to always try and do something that is very possible to be done by class teachers. Dancing properties can be used as a source of inspiration in finding motion through the exploration process. The properties are those that are resulted by the children's handicrafts that are taught in handicraft materials, for example making fans from origami paper, cigarette ashtrays from shells, kites and so on. The teacher guides students to make fan hand crafts with colorful paper, giving rise to the pattern and character of the color. Starting from the color character of the property, the teacher guides students to explore motion, so that they find motion motifs that are characterized by the color that is used as a medium for exploring motion. The forms of motion motifs that appear are the result of exploration supported by the knowledge, observation, appreciation, and imagination of children which are expressed through motion that comes from the handicrafts/property of the child himself. Furthermore, the teacher and the children collaborate to try to arrange these motion motifs in a series of dances that can be done without coercion, but are fun and carried out with a play approach. On the other hand, shell as a result of the handicraft is able to be used as an inspiration for exploring motion, and it can also function as a property in dance, so that a series of fan dances and shell dances is formed.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Property as a Source of Inspiring Dance Creation for Elementary School Students

Desfiarni¹,

Astuti²

2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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“…It includes action directly or indirectly relating to work production and survival. Traditional arts and crafts are the important form and part of our traditional culture, the artistic form of historic and cultural connotation, also an important direction to carry forward the traditional art culture [3]. It serves as a major form of communicative expression of religious beliefs and socio-cultural norms [4].…”

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“…According to [5], traditional arts are a collection of authentic, native and popular arts of every country that have deep and firm roots in opinions, beliefs, ceremonies, habits, customs and spiritual culture of society. According to the development of modern exhibition and traditional arts and crafts, [3] assert that, the traditional arts and crafts works applied in modern society have strong artistic and aesthetic values and social influence. [6] Observes that, "in making an artwork the intellectual and imaginative process through recognition and construction of images and symbols familiar to our time and place are of immense importance".…”

Section: Traditional Artmentioning

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Influence of traditional art exhibition of Nwommo on Ibibio society: A case study of exhibition of the rejected

John¹,

Ekwere²,

Peters³

2022

GSC Adv. Eng. Technol.

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Nwommo served as the traditional museum and documentation of traditional paraphernalia of Ibibio society. Presently, Nwommo is regarded as being fetish. In addition, contemporary society seem to see Nwommo as having no relevance to the culture and history of the Ibibio society thus resulting in its rejection. The aim of this paper is to highlight the influence of traditional art exhibition as seen in Nwommo on Ibibio society. This study brings to limelight the cultural relevance of Nwommo as a platform for exhibiting the rich culture of Ibibio society, thereby serving as a reservoir of knowledge to the people. The findings of this study revealed that Nwommo influences most actions and decisions traditionally in Ibibio society as well as being a reservoir of Ibibio traditions which answer the deepest questions of identity of Ibibio society. Though the research is not concerned with the content of fetish and worship of inclinations to Nwommo, but rather considers the art, the aesthetic, craft, culture and economic implications of the practice which seem outdated due to the advent of Christianity. The study therefore recommended that cultural, aesthetic, economic and educational relevance should be placed on Nwomo to prevent its extinction.

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“…Crafts refer to the creative work of people who utilise natural materials and traditional techniques for making items reflecting heritage, culture and tradition of a certain country or local area. They constitute an important component of the local traditional culture (Wang, 2017), as they have a positive role in representing the value, essence, and uniqueness of the destination by presenting a memorable thought about it (Mustafa, 2011). Crafts have the ability in representing a particular culture of a certain community depending upon craftsmanship and the use of local materials.…”

Section: Literature Review the Concept Of Crafts In Terms Of Cultural Heritagementioning

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Marketing Egyptian Crafts Villages for Preserving the Cultural Heritage "Applied on the Nubian Village of Gharb Soheil"

Eldin¹,

Hammad²

2020

International Journal of Heritage, Tourism and Hospitality

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The crafts' value is widely acknowledged for the cultural heritage, and deserved attention to its different applications in tourism. This illustrates the key role that crafts play in preserving the traditional heritage. This research depended upon primary data through addressing 450 questionnaire forms to tourists: from October 2019 to January, 2020. The number of valid forms was 392, representing 87.1%. The questionnaires were formed to shed light on the role of crafts villages as a way towards preserving the Egyptian cultural heritage and identify the tourism marketing process of Gharb Soheil. It also depended upon secondary data related to the research's subject. The findings have revealed that despite the significant cultural value of Gharb Soheil crafts village and the importance of its crafts in preserving a part of the Egyptian cultural heritage, there is no effective marketing for it.

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Analysis on Application of Traditional Arts and Crafts in Exhibition Design

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Property as a Source of Inspiring Dance Creation for Elementary School Students

Property as a Source of Inspiring Dance Creation for Elementary School Students

Influence of traditional art exhibition of Nwommo on Ibibio society: A case study of exhibition of the rejected

Marketing Egyptian Crafts Villages for Preserving the Cultural Heritage "Applied on the Nubian Village of Gharb Soheil"

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