Art of students of Nkumba University's SCIAD
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
Uganda: revising Mukaabya’s Legacies - African Politics and Policy
Uganda: revising Mukaabya’s Legacies - African Politics and Policy: At the Afriart Gallery from October to November 4, the visitors can enjoy a new exhibition “Mukaabya’s Legacies” by Eria...
Monday, October 24, 2016
Uganda: revising Mukaabya’s Legacies - African Politics and Policy
Uganda: revising Mukaabya’s Legacies - African Politics and Policy: At the Afriart Gallery from October to November 4, the visitors can enjoy a new exhibition “Mukaabya’s Legacies” by Eria...
Uganda: revising Mukaabya’s Legacies - African Politics and Policy
Uganda: revising Mukaabya’s Legacies - African Politics and Policy: At the Afriart Gallery from October to November 4, the visitors can enjoy a new exhibition “Mukaabya’s Legacies” by Eria...
Uganda: revising Mukaabya’s Legacies - African Politics and Policy
Uganda: revising Mukaabya’s Legacies - African Politics and Policy: At the Afriart Gallery from October to November 4, the visitors can enjoy a new exhibition “Mukaabya’s Legacies” by Eria...
Monday, October 3, 2016
MUKAABYA's Legacies, an exhibition of Drawings by Eria Nsubuga SANE opening 14th October 2016 at AFRIART GALLERY
'SANE is not carried away by the pedantic way that the visible or
visual histories of Buganda are depicted as sacrosanct. He is inspired
in this body of works by Andrea Stultiens’ studies on the impact and
place of photographs on the Ugandan psyche.
When Andrea asked SANE to make a visual response to a photographic image depicting a seated potentate Mukaabya Muteesa I, she helped to focus SANE on revealing the nakedness of the character Muteesa I, not as the powerful god king of Buganda, but as an image of somebody who was once in the position to shape the future of not only the Buganda kingdom, but also of Bunyoro, Toro, Ankole and others.'
When Andrea asked SANE to make a visual response to a photographic image depicting a seated potentate Mukaabya Muteesa I, she helped to focus SANE on revealing the nakedness of the character Muteesa I, not as the powerful god king of Buganda, but as an image of somebody who was once in the position to shape the future of not only the Buganda kingdom, but also of Bunyoro, Toro, Ankole and others.'
Thursday, June 4, 2015
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