Non-European Art Overview (Non-Western Art)

This video provides an enthusiastic overview of the artistic range that exists within the histories of Non-European (Non-Western) art. Cultures discussed in this video include art and architecture from India, China, Japan, Africa, the Pacific islands, and the Americas. Artistic conventions, style, and materials are addressed; as well as each culture’s philosophical and religious underpinning.
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[@aissasolis8248]

Your videos are so helpful and your passion is lovely.

[@paulacliftking]

Fantastic Tessa!

[@Robins_tea]

Thanks for the video! There really isnt enough appreciation for nonwestern art in western countries

[@madhuyedidha1396]

Very energetic.... Very Very energetic

[@attheranch873]

I appreciate this, my art education didn’t include anything outside of the western world. Just an FYI, your exaggerated hand movements are VERY distracting from what you’re saying 😦

[@td9250]

Hello. I am currently searching for some non-European pre-Industrial painters who were into realism. Do you maybe have some names? Thanks in advance.

[@ErenYeager-to8hr]

I think you have adhd ?

[@josellan0865]

Están aquí todos los del cole Edit:darme like

[@kylerstevens8947]

Could use more specific information. But still interesting.

[@anishadas3846]

India ❤️

[@ashleighwebber5742]

It is quite sad that the Americas is broken up into different tribes and civilizations, specifying the art relating to these civilizations but the many different tribes and civilizations found in Africa is just generalized as African Art. No distinction between tribes and art. Africa is a continent and not a country.

[@PabloPeris]

Who asked dis woman?