Essays on Arts & Cultures

The Iriabo tribe is a group of people located in Nigeria, Africa. The Iriabo tribe is also known as Iriapu. Boys and girls have rituals to become men and women, which means that they must participate in ceremonies to reach adulthood. In order to reach…

In the Sioux culture, religion has been an important part of daily life. With religion, traditional practices and ceremonies have been believed to be a way of connecting to nature’s spirits and gaining protection for the tribe. The Sioux based their lives on the belief…

The Powhatan Indians had many rite of passages for both males and females. The Powhatan tribe were leaders of a league called the Powhatan Confederacy, which was a union of at least 30 Algonquin-speaking tribes. North American Indian leader, father of Pocahontas, took over the…

The Fulani people, also known as Fulbe or puels, are one of the largest groups in the Sahel and West Africa. The total Fulani population numbers are more than 6 million. The Fulani are nomadic trading people. Their language is stretched across twenty different countries…

Art and creativity enhance the life of an individual. Art can be found all around us whether, in the paintings on canvas or the various kinds of wall hanging designs, art with its creative painting ideas surrounds us in our modern house interior itself. Art…

Every child no matter who they have the right to an education but schools don’t prepare students for the real world instead they prepare us for the past. everybody is a genius. but if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree…

Creative and non-creative people have argued about the definition of art for centuries. ”What is art?” is the most fundamental subject in this doctrine of aesthetics, which actually means, “how do we define what is defined by art?” Can we easily define art as something,…

Art provides people with a vocabulary about things they can’t articulate. Art in any form can give people emotions that can lift their spirit and make them more driven than ever, and this why art is important in our daily lives. It is usual human…

The question of what art is persuading the world and human life has occupied the human mind from the earliest eras and in various places. When I think of art the sudden response of my soul is the mysterious spectacle of a lifetime. Nevertheless, I…

Stereotyping is a mental activity that is neither characteristic or necessary; in any case, because of sluggishness, childhood or fortuitous encounters, the stereotyping of people brings about unsafe speculations that eventually deny a person’s interesting commitment to humankind. At the point when the broad communications…