AESTHETICS IN THE COSTUMES AND FLOATS OF OGWASHI-UKU CARNIVAL

CHUKWUDI VICTOR AKANNA

Abstract


The costumes and floats of Ogwashi-Uku carnival has been a significant part of the event, the diversity in display, culture, time (new and old) and also the huge role it plays in the success and relevance of the carnival have not seen much light in terms of documentation. Using various method of data analysis and artistic point of view, this work examines, analyses and brings to light the unique nature of these costumes and floats as well as answering research questions on how the costumes and float affects the carnival; its relevance to the people, its diverse nature and also the notable changes and adjustments in design and material. Not having much documentation of this event and the costume and floats, this project makes a strong attempt to bring to notice the uniqueness and beauty evident in this wonderful event, not just to the people of Ogwashi-Uku but to everyone opportune to read this work.

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