Art Education as Ethnology

Abstract

The anthropological study of art is essentially an analysis of cultural forms and the social processes which produce them according to the aesthetic precepts of a specific group of people at a specific point in time. Discovering the structure and content of such forms, processes and philosophies from the indigenous point of view is preeminently an ethnographic task. (Kaeppler, 1976, p. 21)

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