Section 1
Religious Art in Africa
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African Art and the Spirit World
Beliefs about the spirit world are deeply embedded in traditional African culture, but were heavily influenced by Christianity and Islam.
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Masks in the Kalabari Kingdom
Culture and artistic festivities of the Kalabari Kingdom involve the wearing of elaborate outfits and carved masks to celebrate the spirits.
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Dogon Sculpture
Dogon sculpture primarily revolves around the themes of religious values, ideals, and freedoms.
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Mendé Masks
Mendé masks are commonly used in initiation ceremonies into secret Poro and Sande societies.