The terms “traditional” and “folk” may be used interchangeably to refer to those aspects of learned behavior (culture) that are transferred through word of mouth and/or by following an example set within a cultural group. Traditional art is learned from family or community members and is passed along through generations, with each artist remaining true to time-honored methods or techniques, yet free to add personal creativity to the process. Folk or traditional artists are highly trained, and it is the manner of their training that earns them the designation of “folk.”
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