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Sterling, Joan – Arts & Activities, 2011
In the small island country of Haiti, colorful taxis transport the natives to the market. Although the taxis may be crowded with people, goods, and even livestock, it is considered a luxury to ride rather than go on foot. The children's picture book, "Tap-Tap," is a wonderful introduction to the culture of this land. The name…
Descriptors: Picture Books, Foreign Countries, Latin American Culture, Sculpture
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Ellyn, Tracy – SchoolArts: The Art Education Magazine for Teachers, 2005
"Lwa" is the term given to spirits who are believed to act as intermediaries in the lives of Haitians. Many Haitians call upon the "lwa" daily for their problem-solving abilities. The goal of any artist is to be one with his or her own artwork. When working with young art students, this is the key to keeping them on task. For…
Descriptors: Art Education, Sculpture, Studio Art, Art Activities
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Doornek, Richard R. – School Arts, 1990
Portrays the spiritual and natural content of Haitian art, illustrates a characteristic cut-metal sculpture, and lists highlights of Haitian art history. Suggests activities for elementary and secondary students designed to help them understand art forms that provide insights into the myths and mysteries of other cultures. (KM)
Descriptors: Art Activities, Art Appreciation, Art Education, Art History