Department of Industrial and Commercial Art

Turbulent times in Uganda from 1962 to 2008: a sculptural interpretation of the education sector.

Barya, Kananura Elly (Kyambogo University [unpublished work], 2014-02)

Uganda has gone through turbulent times from 1962 to 2008. This was because of the nature of politics especially after Independence. These turbulent times have affected negatively most sectors. The purpose of this study ...

A studio exploration of embroidery for the production of wall hangings using basketry as a source of insipiration.

Ruth, Nanyunja (Kyambogo University [unpublished work], 2015-05)

The purpose of this study was to explore the studio possibilities of using embroidery in the production of wall hangings, using basketry as a source of inspiration for wall hanging ideas. The study arises out of the ...

A studio exploration of selected material culture of the karamajong for fabric decoration.

Spranza, Nakuya Gita (Kyambogo University [unpublished work], 2015-05)

The guide book has covered and made a studio exploration of selected material culture of the Karamajong for fabric decoration with specific reference to marriage. In this study, the researcher was envisaged by the need ...

Exploring the usage of beads as material for art production in buganda region.

Gorret, Nakato Mary (Kyambogo University [unpublished work], 2014-05)

Use of beads as material for art production has not been effectively exploited by formally trained artists. There are minimal efforts made in the use of beads as material, especially by untrained artists particularly in ...

A studio exploration of Sculptural images inspired by Breastfeeding

Monica, Zawedde (Kyambogo University [unpublished work], 2015-12)

Breasts are two protruding organs on the upper front of a woman's body that secrete milk after pregnancy. The act of breastfeeding has been defined as the normal way of providing young infants with nutrients they need for ...

Material culture exploration for motion graphics (Uganda)

Katungi, Juma (Kyambogo University(unpublished), 2013-10-18)

Cultural beliefs and traditions are central aspects of Ugandans (Uganda National Culture Policy, 2006, page 2) affirms that Uganda has a rich and diverse cultural heritage. On the contrary observation of the television ...

Enhancing well-being at the household level :

Emmanuel, Mutungi; Tony, Ghaye (Routledge, 2013)

The purpose of this chapter is to explore the extent to which four impor- tant informal economy “craft” activities (pottery, carving, basketry and iron work), which constitute what we call “material culture” have the ...

Rooted in culture, manifested in contemporary designs: developing bridal adornments inspired by selected Ankole motifs

Arinaitwe, Nkiziibweki; Emmanuel, Mutungi (1st Annual International Conference Machakos University, Kenya, 2018-04)

Creating body adornments rooted in the individual and specific cultures, and integrating them in contemporary designs that come with global fashion of attires and body adornments which are influenced by the Western ...

The Use of Proverbs and Taboos in Managing Africa Trauma.

Emmanuel, Mutungi (Research in Management Education and Development, 2019)

African management practices have followed western theories in the past century. However, African organisations have not been fully acculturated into the western management style. There is a need to appreciate the African ...

Designing a locally adaptable low cost patient ward bed in Uganda: A case study of Atutur hospital, Kumi district

Akol, Otemor Bernard (Kyambogo University[unpublished work], 2018-11)

Uganda, like any other developing country experiences challenges in providing access and quality health services to its people. Uganda has tried to put in place the necessary infrastructure though with limitations. Many ...

The use of date- palm tree fiber in the production of handicrafts

Nakiwala, Winifred (Kyambogo University[unpublished work], 2022-09)

Handicraft making is a common practice that is practiced largely by women and to a small extent by men all over the world. The current study aimed at producing handicraft samples from date palm tree fibres to empower ...

Plastic waste management - recycle through sculptural innovation: the case for Iganga municipality

Nsalasatta, Lugya Godfrey (Kyambogo University[unpublished work], 2022-09)

This Study was intended to demonstrate how well solid waste can be turned into usable materials through a process called recycling. The recycled material can then be used as source of income for the workforce involved ...

A studio exploration of maize husk as a material for teaching and learning aids to pupils of upper primary a case study of Purongo hill p.7 school, Nwoya district

Patrick, Olango (Kyambogo University [unpublished work], 2022-02)

The study was carried out under the title, “A studio exploration of maize husk as material for teaching and learning aids to upper primary.” The study carried out a studio exploration of maize husk to find out the ...

Adjudication and national primary schools’ music performances in Uganda: a case of music Performances from Nkwanzi music region

Walubo, Erisa (Kyambogo University[unpublished work], 2022-06)

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the adjudication of music performances at the Uganda National Primary Schools’ Performing Arts (UNPSPA) festival, with a case of national music performances from Nkwanzi music ...