Abstract The central issues addressed by this study is the transformation of the definition and negotiation of pottery skills transfer, power and or social relations, identities and practices among the Banyankore people, where arts educational change has shaped and restructured pottery production and use. The kinds of pottery forms, distribution patterns, designs, categories, and the interaction of potters, retailers and users in pottery practice is historically dependent on cultural, social...Read More
Title: Contemporary Art in Uganda: A Nexus Between Art and Politics Authors: Angelo Kakande Keywords: Art and Politics, Bruno Sserunkuuma, Contemporary Ugandan Art, Fred Mutebi, Makerere Art School Issue Date: May 2008 Abstract: The nexus between Uganda’s contemporary art and politics forms the overarching theme of this thesis. The trajectory of Uganda’s contemporary art as a political expression has been retraced. The different political dispensations which have shaped Uganda’s political...Read More
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