Kuba, Kids, and an Airport: How One Community Celebrates Art and Imagination

Describes "The Kuba Project: An Exhibit of Gigantic Proportions" in which high school students learned about the Kuba people of the Congo and created monumental ceramic works of art. Explains that the student artwork was exhibited at the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix...

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Published in:Arts and Activities 2003-02, Vol.133 (1), p.36
Main Authors: Eller, Lennee, Grigsby, Eugene, Jr
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Aerospace Education
Air Transportation
Art Education
Art exhibitions
Art exhibits
Art Teachers
Artists
Arts/humanities software
Ceramics
Community Relations
Congo
Creative activities (Education)
Creative activities and seat work
Cultural Awareness
Cultural Background
Educational Strategies
Elementary school students
Exhibitions
Exhibits
Foreign Countries
High School Students
High Schools
History Instruction
Imagination
Kuba
Methods
Sculpture
Secondary Education
Student Research
Study and teaching
Tribes
United States
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Summary:Describes "The Kuba Project: An Exhibit of Gigantic Proportions" in which high school students learned about the Kuba people of the Congo and created monumental ceramic works of art. Explains that the student artwork was exhibited at the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix (Arizona) as part of the Sky Harbor Art Program. (CMK)
ISSN:0004-3931