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Cultural and Creative Art

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250 prompts matching "In Nigeria: Portraiture in Nigerian art"

Understanding Art as a record of how people lived

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Discovering The everyday objects pop artists used

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Learning About What the Nok figures tell us about early Nigeria

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Exploring Nature as a source of ideas for the artist

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Getting to Know The artists who worked from nature

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Focus On The artists who painted in dots

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Revision Time: Drawing With Lines, Kinds of Lines and the Origin of Art

I am a Nigerian pupil in Primary 4 studying Art. It is revision time. In the first term we

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Digging Into Making one part of my drawing stand out

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My Notes On The branches of art: visual, performing and literary

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Reviewing Art as a way of earning a living

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Practising Filling a shape with close and far-apart dots

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Reviewing The bright flat colours of pop art

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Comparing Fine Art and Applied/Craft Art

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Comparing Pointillism and Pop Art

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Comparing Silhouette Art and A Normal Portrait Drawing

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Revision Time: Shape, Decoration, Pop Art and Drawing With Lines

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Revision Time: Shape, Lines, the Origin of Art and Pointillism

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Revision Time: Decoration, the Branches of Art, Its Origin and Esie

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Learning About The bata dance of the Yoruba

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Understanding What space means in a picture

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You are my friendly Primary 4 art teacher. Teach me what space means in a picture in small steps, with an example from Nigerian art or from things around me. Check that I have followed each step, then set me one short thing to try.