Course Description In this course the candidate further makes any required adjustments to the proposal for the thesis and embarks on the testing of the instruments and measures to be used in the study.  Pilot field tests are carried out to test the validity and reliability of the instruments and measure and analysis of the preliminary...Read More

Course Description: The course introduces to the learners the fundamentals of art history: the relationship between art history and general history, formation, growth and development of art history, the globalization of art history and its effects to the development of the study and understanding of local art history. Terminologies used in the study of art...Read More

Course Description This course starts with an analysis of African art from the early beginnings to about 500 BC. Here we shall find not only tool making but also painting on rock surfaces and presumably also on the human body. In this period pottery and basketry appeared denoting the beginning of food production, fishing and...Read More

  Course Description Students refine their expressive vision, printmaking knowledge and skills through project(s) developed within an individual conceptual framework, while exploring a relevant contemporary theme(s). Students develop processes vital to the production and completion of their work, and through critiques students evaluate and articulate methodology and ideas. Course Objectives The objective of this course...Read More

Course Description This course is designed to foster the students’ personal vision, style and process. Students develop problem-solving skills as they explore the implications of their own ideas, break down projects into stages, discuss the developing images and adopt print processes for the purpose of executing the final project. By looking at strategies artists have...Read More