PPT-Masks

Artifacts of a fading but not forgotten civilizations What is the meaning behind the mask Browse through the gallery of masks in the following slides Ask yourself Do I see a meaningconnection to something that gives me insight to this cultures life. brPage 1br Facial Masks Your Secret Weapon Against Blemishes brPage 2br Add In Coffee If Youre Not Breaking Out brPage 3br Facial Masks The Recipes Calming Clearing Oatmeal Mask S Since the day we opened, our number one priority has been our Metro Atlanta clients. Our goal at Majestic Medical Touch Spa is to provide you with a spa experience like you’ve never had before. From the moment you walk into Majestic Medical Touch Spa, our staff goes above and beyond to make sure you are comfortable and that your needs are met. We realize that you not only want to indulge in the luxury of being pampered, but also want a break from the hustle-and-bustle of everyday life. L.O. To design and make a Mayan mask. Mayan Masks. Mayan masks had a wide variety of uses, and the importance of the masks dictated how intricate the designs on various masks were. The most sacred Mayan masks featured complex and delicate mosaics made out of jade. A little history…. Masks can represent so many things: emotions Good, Bad, Fear, Love, and Power. . Greek theater drama masks represent comedy and tragedy. Early death masks from the Egyptians influenced the Romans into also creating these masks for their departed. . History suggests that the now world famous Masquerade Masks originated in Venice, Italy during the 15th Century. They were primarily in use by general public before Masquerade Balls came into existence in 16th Century Renaissance. Further theories suggest that the original usage was meant to conceal identity of the wearer as well as to equalize people from higher and lower classes during public events.. Mask: . a form of disguise. It is an object that is frequently worn over or in front of the face to hide the identity of a person and by its own features to establish another being. . This essential characteristic of hiding and revealing personalities or moods is common to all masks. As cultural objects they have been used throughout the world in all periods since the Stone Age and have been as varied in appearance as in their use and symbolism.. Adapted from a presentation by . Beth . Rimer. , Ohio Writing Project for the National . Writing . Project i3 College Ready Writers Program. (January 2015).  . A Mini-Unit on Teaching . Argument: Claims and Text-Based Evidence. –Module 1. . Filtering Facepiece Respirators (Dust Masks). . Dust Mask Training. Training is required for anyone who wears a Dust Mask. .. We also are providing this training so you will know how to protect your health.. Alexiadi Phoebe. Marinou Chryssa. The masks of the world display virtually infinite variety, from the simplest of crude “false faces” held by a handle to complete head coverings designed with ingenious movable parts. Mask makers have shown great resourcefulness in selecting and combining available materials. Among the substances utilized are woods, metals, shells, fibres, ivory, clay, horn, stone, feathers, leather, furs, paper, cloth, and corn husks. Surface treatments have ranged from rugged simplicity to intricate carving and from gaudy adornments to polished woods and mosaics.. A (Very) . Brief . Histor. y. The use of masks in . rituals or ceremonies is a very ancient human practice across the world. . The oldest masks that have been discovered are 9,000 years old, being held by the Musée "Bible et Terre Sainte" (Paris), and the Israel Museum (Jerusalem). The practice of masking is much older – the earliest known anthropomorphic artwork is circa 30,000–40,000 years old – but insofar as it involved the use of war-paint, leather, vegetative material or wooden masks, the masks probably have not been preserved (they are visible only in paleolithic cave drawings, of which dozens have been preserved).. You have undoubtedly seen a variety of different face masks over the last several months. From disposable surgical masks to N95 masks, they are all out there. That does not even include the many face coverings that are not masks at all. Visit: https://alsco.com/face-masks/ VAHSVACU.2 b. Creates art work that explores ideas, issues, and events from current and past cultures. . VAHSVAPR.4 . a. . Translates 2-D sketches into 3-D form. . Standards. Learning Objectives:. Explore using a mask for the purpose of communicating history and culture, evoking emotion or storytelling.. how well something works; how effective something is . the virus that causes COVID-19 disease. a family of viruses characterized by a crown of spikes on the outside; includes respiratory diseases like MERS and SARS. Introduction to masks. In ancient Greek drama, the performers wore masks to represent the character they were playing or the emotion that they were showing. Actors in Greek plays often played several different parts and would put on a different mask for each part that they played. The members of the chorus wore masks that were usually similar to each other, but completely different from those of the leading actors. .