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DESCRIPTION:Join Adedoyin Teriba\,&nbsp\;Assistant Professor of Art History
  at Dartmouth College\, as he investigates how\, in the 1890s\, formerly e
 nslaved people from Brazil\, the United States\, and Sierra Leone&mdash\;a
 long with wealthy people in Lagos who liked Western styles&mdash\;used arc
 hitecture and material culture to try to &ldquo\;civilize&rdquo\; people i
 n Southwest Nigerian kingdoms. This talk also explores how\, in the 1960s\
 , local priests\, priestesses\, and artists pushed back by promoting their
  own traditions and beliefs. Dr. Teriba demonstrates how these local relig
 ious leaders and artists created new masquerades\, ideas of immortality\, 
 and even new words&mdash\;drawing inspiration from the European-style buil
 dings introduced by the settlers.&nbsp\;Visit the Cleveland Museum of Art'
 s website for more information.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
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LOCATION:Cleveland Museum of Art
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SUMMARY:Architecture Dissolves into Ritual: Re-Enchanting a Modern Nigeria
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join Adedoyin Teriba\,&nbsp\;Assistant Prof
 essor of Art History at Dartmouth College\, as he investigates how\, in th
 e 1890s\, formerly enslaved people from Brazil\, the United States\, and S
 ierra Leone&mdash\;along with wealthy people in Lagos who liked Western st
 yles&mdash\;used architecture and material culture to try to &ldquo\;civil
 ize&rdquo\; people in Southwest Nigerian kingdoms. This talk also explores
  how\, in the 1960s\, local priests\, priestesses\, and artists pushed bac
 k by promoting their own traditions and beliefs. Dr. Teriba demonstrates h
 ow these local religious leaders and artists created new masquerades\, ide
 as of immortality\, and even new words&mdash\;drawing inspiration from the
  European-style buildings introduced by the settlers.&nbsp\;</p><p>Visit t
 he  fo
 r more information.&nbsp\;</p><p>&nbsp\;</p>
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