Ugandan lesbian sculptor Leilah Babirye's totems and masks speak for and about LGBTQ Ugandans' and Africans' experiences. The works have been sought after by art collectors and featured in public art ...
Color plates VII-IX (between pages 176 and 177). Illustrates one work each of Jak Katarikawe, Geoffrey K. Mukasa, Fred Mutebi and Fabian Kamulu Mpagi. A resugence of visual art in Uganda followed the ...
Review of the exhibition "Art That Survives: Uganda 60s-80s," at the Africa Centre, London, January-March 1985, featuring Ugandan artists from the Makerere Art School--Musiwa, Opolot, Sserulyo, Walube ...
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Alina: Creative’s passion jumps off screen to stage
Alina is not just an actress; she’s a vibrant voice championing the future of Uganda’s creative industry. She has quietly and powerfully carved her place in the Ugandan arts scene and is steadily ...
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