Since gaining political independence in the 1950s, science has rapidly become a
prerequisite for national development within many African nations. Supported by …

African art education discourse is deeply enshrined in community visual arts and its
programming. This article is an analytical narrative documentation of anecdotal historical …

Formal ceramics art education is becoming a fundamental requirement for professional
practice in ceramics in Nigeria. Considering the ample resources available for ceramic …

Class ranking remains a prevalent practice in Nigerian primary and secondary schools, yet
research has not explored how Nigerian students perceive and experience this practice …

There is an unprecedented need to harness the dividend of vocational and technical
education such as ceramics education in order to alleviate the existing youths' gross …

Sub‐Saharan Africa is rife with visual arts, which have been practiced in the area since time
immemorial. The movement of colonial settlers into the region resulted in an interface …

The indigenous Ceramic sector especially pottery in Ghana and Africa at large are
pioneered by women. However, the contributions of female ceramists in academia have not …

The late Nineteenth Century witnessed radical transformations that altered many societies,
cultures, psychology, literature, and the arts etc., as a result of the powerful force of …

The visual arts still suffer low reception and patronage in contemporary Nigeria as a result of
an ongoing oriental stereotypical representation in Nollywood, the media and churches. This …

Industrial design involved solving a problem through designing products that can be mass
produced. Despite the relevance of industrial design in many countries considering the fact …