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Tuesday, 14 February 2017
Tuesday, 7 February 2017
Famous Ugandan Curator Nagawa Margaret Visits UCASDR Art centre
Margaret Nagawa, Tusiime Mathias, in the Middle is the Little Joyce The Daughter of Tusiime |
Let me take this opportunity to thank you for choosing UCASDR as your place to visit today.
Nagawa Margaret have
been an artist for over 20 years.
She graduated with first class honors Bachelor of
Arts in Fine Arts (1994) from Margaret Trowell School of Fine Arts, Makerere
University, Kampala, Uganda.
She earned her Masters degree in Fine Arts Administration
and Curatorship (1998), from Goldsmiths, University of London, UK.
Margaret Nagawa is the First Curator to visit UCASDR Arts centre has many responsibilities
participating, a maker of fine arts, a curator, a promoter, and a collector of
fine arts.
UCASDR- Uganda
community Art skill Development and Recycling (UCASDR) is a program
that links Art and Craft to environmental concerns through
recycling skills development and innovation in Uganda.
UCASDR's vision is to develop and build
regional skills development and Innovation centers that will provide basic
practical skills to unprivileged people in the community.
The UCASDR project major goal is to promote Innovation, Creative skills, Environmental Sustainability within grass root Communities in Uganda.
It helps to bridge the skills acquisition gaps between higher institutions of learning and the grass root communities.
This program promotes
sustainability of the grass root communities thus enabling them appreciate and
share the skills with the local communities to improve livelihoods.
Also, the program
seeks to equip grass root communities with practical skills. To improve
community creativity through community outreach activities.
UCASDR was registered in 2012 to provide basic
practical skills for Entrepreneurship and works on a voluntary basis using Art
and design as tools for social change,as well Art for Technology development works as a mobile Vocational program in order
to provide equal opportunities to other communities away from its base
providing skills for social change.
The UCASDR program major goal is to promote Innovation/ Creative skills, Environmental Sustainability, Rehabilitation and Therapy within Communities in Uganda.
Benefits
The UCASDR program major goal is to promote Innovation/ Creative skills, Environmental Sustainability, Rehabilitation and Therapy within Communities in Uganda.
Benefits
It helps to bridge the skills acquisition gaps between higher institutions of learning and the grass root communities. This program is committed address social issues through practical skills Development ,like high crime rate in some communities due to unemployment, poverty According to research this was discovered that most youth in some areas engages in theft .The purpose of this project is to engage the people in that community in order to reduce number of crime committed in the community as well we train people to become job creators not job seekers and become self sustainable, develop a team of Unity, sharing and Giving.
This program
was initiated by Tusiime Mathias, who started as a cleaner at school of
Industrial and Fine Art-Makerere university and currently Ranked the fourth
most growing contemporary plastic Artist
in world by Artcrasy.
I found that
there was a group of people which was left out, like local communities because of
educational systems Uganda.
Ugandan Education system consider
papers and abig number of people did not get a chance to study in high levels of Education.
After
several year practicing art, conducting Research Using available materials for
educational purposes and material cultural research sustainability for law income
earners.
Tusiime Mathias
Founder and Director - UCASDR
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