Elsbeth Court
SOAS University of London, IFCELS, Emeritus
K. Margaret Trowell was the founder of formal art education in east Africa where she lived and worked between 1927-1957, first in Kenya and then in Uganda where she founded the School of Fine Art at Makerere University and headed the... more
K. Margaret Trowell was the founder of formal art education in east Africa where she lived and worked between 1927-1957, first in Kenya and then in Uganda where she founded the School of Fine Art at Makerere University and headed the Uganda Museum. This article concerns her pedagogy that combined local self-expression and western techniques and her strategy to establish a tertiary-level art school during the colonial period
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... collection of Jean Pigozzi. A selection from it was exhibited as Africa Hoy in Las Palmas, Grand Canary, in 1991; the exhibition was shown as Out of Africa at theSaatchi Gallery in London in 1992. Page 161. CASE STUDY 6 ...
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Early account of the Triangle model international artists' workshop, Zimbabwe, '89; includes Bickle, Gutsa, Pearce, Koloane, Olé, Douglas Camp et al.
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... Her husband Robert's untimely death from ... Started in 1952 by sculptor Oku Ampofo, the initial members were FA Gyampo, a painter and sculptor; JD Okae ,a painter and illustrator; EO Asare, a weaver, JCO Okyere a ...... more
... Her husband Robert's untimely death from ... Started in 1952 by sculptor Oku Ampofo, the initial members were FA Gyampo, a painter and sculptor; JD Okae ,a painter and illustrator; EO Asare, a weaver, JCO Okyere a ... Christiane Falgayrettes and Christiane Owusu-Sarpong. ...
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John Mack: Emil Torday and the art of the Congo 1900–1909. 96 pp. London: British Museum Publications, [1990]. £7.95.Herbert M. Cole: Icons: ideals and power in the art of Africa. 207 pp. Washington D.C. and London: For the National Museum of African Art, by the Smithsonian Institution Press, 198...more
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... VITANA, TAKEN FROM A CARVED BONI COMB FROM THE KENYA NATIONAL MUSEUM COLLECTION. OPPOSITE PAGE: KUCHEZA ("HAVING FUN"), A TWO-COLOR PRINT BY WILSONWASWA. Page 4. r I . . z , : I ...... more
... VITANA, TAKEN FROM A CARVED BONI COMB FROM THE KENYA NATIONAL MUSEUM COLLECTION. OPPOSITE PAGE: KUCHEZA ("HAVING FUN"), A TWO-COLOR PRINT BY WILSONWASWA. Page 4. r I . . z , : I ... Goldwater, Robert. Primitivism in Modern Art. ...
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... Her husband Robert's untimely death from ... Started in 1952 by sculptor Oku Ampofo, the initial members were FA Gyampo, a painter and sculptor; JD Okae ,a painter and illustrator; EO Asare, a weaver, JCO Okyere a ...... more
... Her husband Robert's untimely death from ... Started in 1952 by sculptor Oku Ampofo, the initial members were FA Gyampo, a painter and sculptor; JD Okae ,a painter and illustrator; EO Asare, a weaver, JCO Okyere a ... Christiane Falgayrettes and Christiane Owusu-Sarpong. ...
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The chapter concerns the visual arts components of the africa'95 season in the UK which accelerated the process of non-western curatorial leadership. It is in the volume 'Contemporary Cultures of Display' edited by Emma Barker (Yale:... more
The chapter concerns the visual arts components of the africa'95 season in the UK which accelerated the process of non-western curatorial leadership. It is in the volume 'Contemporary Cultures of Display' edited by Emma Barker (Yale: 1999) commissioned by the Open University for their then course 'Art and its Histories'.
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Early account of the Triangle model international artists' workshop, Zimbabwe, '89; includes Bickle, Gutsa, Pearce, Koloane, Olé, Douglas Camp et al.