Vol 3 (2016)

AWKA JOURNAL OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS

Awka Journal of Fine and Applied Arts (AJOFAA) is devoted to the various aspects of the visual arts, including innovative and experimental researches emanating from artists studios or other areas of study that is of special relevance to the visual arts. The journal also devotes a reasonable space for the publication of research reports, reviews of exhibitions, workshops and published works.

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Table of Contents

Articles

Protest Metaphors: A Reading of Some Contemporary Nigerian Artists
SAMUEL ONWUAKPA
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Art and Its Personifying Functional Power: The Okpenshi example
NELSON OBI IGBOAMAZU
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Towards Improving the Teaching and Learning of Fine and Applied Arts in Nigerian Tertiary Institutions: An Emphasis on SIWES
PATIENCE AMAUCHE IZUAKOR
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The Artist and His responsibility to His Society: Mufu Onifade and the Emergence of Araism
D. OZOKERAHA
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Simulating the Costume Elements of the Daughters’ Lineage into Contemporary Textile Designs to Promote Anioma heritage of the Delta People of Nigeria
S. O. OZUE
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Towards a Modernist Main Streaming-Oral Tradition: A Tool for Art Historical reconstruction
CLIFFORD EZEKWE NWANNA
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Exploration of Waste Material in Sculpture Using Crown Corks
STEPHEN E. EZIKE
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Visuality and Representation in Traditional Igbo Uli Body and Mud wall Paintings
ONWUAKPA, S.
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Production of Nigeria Mannequins for Fashion Display and Sculpture
FELIX C. ANYADUBA
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Prospects and Challenges in the Teaching of Art Education: A Nigerian Experience
MOHD PALMER FATIMA
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A Sculptural Concept of Iphri as a Symbol of Niger Delta Struggle for Resource Control
MARKSON. O. OGBA
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A Modification of Indigenous Nigerian Technology: The Production of Akwa Ocha
CALISTA. O. NWOSU
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Folklorization, Contemporaneity and Emotionality in the Sculptural Furniture of Tony Akudinobi
UCHECHUKWU GODWIN ANYAEGBU
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Employing Glass wastes in mixed media Sculpture exploration
OBIDI OKPALA
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