Playful Performers April 9–December 12, 2004 Playful Performers celebrates the ingenuity of African children as they explore, through playful activity, the world of masquerade performance. The aesthetic power and myste

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Date: 2004-06-17 14:57:31 Carnival Dogon people African art Political geography Burkina Faso Human geography Mmanwu Africa African clothing Mask		Playful Performers April 9–December 12, 2004 Playful Performers celebrates the ingenuity of African children as they explore, through playful activity, the world of masquerade performance. The aesthetic power and myste Add to Reading List Source URL: africa.si.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 3,67 MB Share Document on Facebook

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