Course description: This course revolves around man and his environment with emphasis on the design of the outdoor environment.  It is divided into three parts.  The first part introduces Man-Environment relationship and its related problems.  It then gives a historical account regarding Man’s attempts to alter the environment – especially the landscape – to suit...Read More

Course Description The course focuses on development of a theme-oriented major fashion collection that represents learners’ analytical and critical examination of their physical and cultural environment; historical, current and popular traditions and how they influence fashion; Learners embark on a self-initiated and self-managed project, and are encouraged to seek their personal direction in fashion design...Read More

Course Description Historical, cultural and theatrical studies in relation to contemporary jewellery practices. Evaluation of both local and international jewellery trends. Interdisciplinary and intercultural practices and technologies globally. Broad based reflective and critical insights into contemporary culture. Course Objectives To allow students to deepen their understanding of the theoretical, cultural and historical        underpinnings of designs...Read More

Course description This course introduces students to the African settings and how these have influenced the art of the region. It goes ahead to Survey Africa’s tribal arts in general and makes specific references to East Africa as the place of origin of the students. The approach to the course is more of historical and...Read More

Course Description Experimentation with basic techniques of fabrication in sculpture. Exploring materials like metal, stone, glass, wood, Plaster of Paris, papier-mache, found objects etc Prerequisite: None Course Aims/ Objectives: To introduce participants to the historical determinants of the Art of Glass, wood and meatal in order to stimulate their creativity through understanding the media innovative...Read More