1. Visual Projects for Introductory Cultural Anthropology Courses Leanna Wolfe, Ph.D. Society for Anthropology in Community Colleges March 18, 2010 San Francisco, CA

3. Photo Inventory

4. Photo Interview

6. Posted on Slideshare.net

7. Burned onto a CD/DVD

8. Mounted prints

9. On a Poster Board

11. Come with the eyes and ears of an anthropologist

12. Make note of everything the “natives” do

14. Football Fans

15. Pool Hall

16. Sports Bar

17. Beauty Parlor

18. Car Racing

19. Surfing

20. Music

22. Singles Bar

23. Rave Party

24. Homeless Shelter

25. Dog Park

26. Tattoo Parlor

27. Health Spa

28. Low Riding

30. Select 10 photosthat reveal cultural activities, how space is used, dress, ritual behaviors, cultural rules

33. Bedrooms

34. Clubs

35. Kitchens

36. Studios

37. Coffee Houses

38. Bars

40. Select 10 photos that reveal the unique qualities of this space, how it is used, decorated and arranged. Think especially about the cultural rules and behaviors that dictate how the space is engaged.

41. Write detailed descriptions that help us to understand the cultural needs this space satisfies.

45. Print out the best photos and return to have them reflect on what they say. Have them write out their responses…

46. Prepare a presentation that incorporates their comments on who they are, what their cultural practices mean to them as well as your anthropological view of their world(s).

48. Photograph people in relationship to each other

50. Tennis Game

51. Dance

52. Party

53. Meal/Picnic

54. Playground

55. Dog Park

57. Write detailed descriptions that help us to understand the cultural rules of engagement of your subjects and their cultural objects.