Art and Culture
Introduction
Art refers to the variety of human activities and the products of those activities that encompass creative, imaginative and technical skills for instance painting, printmaking decoration, craft and others. However, most of arts are associated with culture and traditions (Finkelstein 21). An artist is an individual or a person possessing super skill, knowhow and ability to produce superior work of art that can either teach or entertain. Therefore in this research paper dwells majorly on craft arts because it is mostly concerned with culture and tradition (Finkelstein 22).
Studio craft
This is a form of craft that is practiced by self reliance individuals or a group of people working together to fulfill the obligation of the work for instance weaving, metal work, wood turning and glass art.
Weaving
Is a method of fabric production in which two or more distinct set of threads are interlaced at a right angle to form mates, table cloths and baskets.
Geographical feature of the regions practicing the art of weaving
This can be swamps, rivers, lakes and oceans where the materials for weaving can easily shrive, the area should be conducive for the growth of papyrus reeds, grasses, pine straw and water hyacinths and other.
The impacts of climate, vegetation, landforms and natural resources to the art of weaving
The impacts can either be positive or negative depending on the changes in the physical set up of the area. Climate as a matter of facts will affect the art of weaving in that an increase in sunshine, temperature as elements of climate will lower the rate of growth of the materials used in weaving industries while an increase in precipitation will increase the rate of growth of the materials. Landform on the same note will affect the growth of the material in that when the land is rugged and rocky the raw materials will take