Browsing Margaret Trowell School of Industrial and Fine Arts (MTSIFA) Collections by Title

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      A New energy and fervour in Amanda's paintings [1]
      Paper bead[ing] as agency: shaping women’s subjectivities and the practice of jewelry-making in Uganda [1]
      The persitence of the figural motif in Nabulime's new sculpture. [1]
      Pioneer Makerere Masters [1]
      Plays as source of inspiration for costume design: A case study of Lysistrata stage production by performing arts and film students of Makerere University 2012 [1]
      Public art in Uganda: on the dialectics of social closure for monuments in Kampala Capital City Authority, 1914-2014 [1]
      Re(de)fining boundaries: on art, deafness and maternity in Uganda [1]
      Reclaiming women’s voices: fashion design inspired by princess Elizabeth Bagaaya’s biography as shaman in Sheena queen of the jungle. [1]
      The renaissance of contemporary art at Makerere University Art School [1]
      Repurposing sex appeal advertising style attributes for creative development of awareness campaign on behavioral change. [1]
      The role of sculptural forms as a communication tool in lives and experiences of women with HIV/AIDS in Uganda [1]
      Sculpting shs 50, critiquing the economy: Uganda’s legal tender as a resource for art-making and meaning-making. [1]
      Sculptural figures reflected on daily experiences: solo exhibition 24th June, 2011 till 21st August, 2011 [1]
      Social sustainability and the Ugandan Haute Couture Visual Aesthetic: articulating the contemporary value of past traditions. [1]
      Stabilization of heavily trafficked gravel roads using waste steel slag [1]
      A studio based exploration of metaphors in the art of drawing in Uganda [1]
      Studio experimentation of the use of charcoal in drawing [1]
      Tapestry expression inspired by selected bird species in Uganda [1]
      Tribal crafts of Uganda [1]
      Uganda's visual environment: development and change [2]