Exploring Dogon Art and Culture Quiz

Dogon Ginna is a traditional dance performed by the Dogon people of Mali, usually accompanied by music and masks.

Dogon masks are an important cultural symbol for the Dogon people of Mali, used in various ceremonies and rituals.

In the Dogon culture, Binu refers to a shrine where rituals and ceremonies are performed.

The Dogon - Satimbe Mask holds cultural significance in African Dogon rituals, particularly in representing the ideal of womanhood within their community.

The Dogon Kanaga Mask is a sacred object used in religious ceremonies and represents the spirit of the great masquerade in Dogon culture.

Olowe of Ise was a renowned Nigerian sculptor known for his exceptional wood carvings and sculptures. He was born in Ise, Nigeria in 1873 and his works are highly regarded for their artistic and cultural significance.

The correct term for the veranda posts from the Palace of Ikere dated between 1910-1914 is 'Ikere masquerades posts'. These unique posts were an important architectural element of the palace.

The Veranda posts from Palace of Ikere, 1910-1914 are made of wood, not stone, metal, or concrete.

The veranda posts from the Palace of Ikere were created between 1910 and 1914, making them truly historic artifacts.

The Palace door at Ise was constructed between 1904-1910, making it the correct answer.

The correct answer refers to an art piece that depicts a palace door at Ise between the years 1904 and 1910.

The correct answer is 1904-1910, as the Palace door at Ise was constructed during this time period according to historical records.

The Palace door at Ikere from 1910-1914 was not built as a residence for the local ruler, a gate to a sacred temple, or a venue for traditional ceremonies. Instead, it held deep historical and cultural significance during this era.

The correct answer is Olowe of Ise, a renowned Yoruba artist known for his intricate wood carvings and architectural designs.

The early 20th century is generally considered to cover the time from the beginning of the 20th century until the end of World War II in 1945.

The term 'ca.' stands for 'circa', which means approximately. Therefore, ca. 1925 would refer to around the year 1925.

The question specifically asks for the title of the painting, which is 'Trigo Piula Ta Tele.' The other options provide either a combination of the year and medium of the painting or a reversed version of the correct answer.

The artist of the painting 'Piula Materna' created in 1984 on oil canvas is unknown, as no specific artist is credited with this work.

The correct title of this artwork is 'Gold @ All Costs', it is not related to sunflowers, ocean waves, or cityscapes.

The correct title of the painting by Mark Tansey is 'Unfair Exchange', depicting a scene of a group of individuals engaging in an unfair transaction.

The correct answer describes the title, location, project, year, medium, and size of the artwork. The incorrect answers provide different titles, locations, mediums, and dimensions, showcasing the importance of paying attention to details when interpreting artwork descriptions.

The correct answer is 'Pikoko', as they were the organization behind the campaign mentioned in the question.

The question seems to be incomplete as it does not have a clear answer provided. As it stands, it cannot be considered a valid question for a multiple-choice format. The question should be revised to include a statement or question that has a specific answer.

The correct answer is Dyanti Taxi 1998, as mentioned in the question. The other options are not relevant to the given clue of Dyanti Taxi being involved in violence in 1998.