Expressing Gender ,peace and Justice through ART

Title; Peace ,Gender and Justice

Expressing Gender ,peace and Justice through ART
The above Art work was done during Mabbati challenge competition 2016  

Artist space  on Gayaza Road  kanyanya after kalerwe.

 
  The art work(painting) above is advocating for peace, gender equality and justice
around the global community.
Conflicts can be in terms of political war, sex discrimination, refugees,
 migrant  workers, trafficking , corruption, female circumcision and sexual
 denial.  Conflicts can be solved through dialogue not fighting, and also through fairness.
 The two elephants facing each other show that when two elephants fight it is
 the grass that suffers meaning that when there is conflict a lot of innocent people are affected or even lose their lives.

Mabatti Challenge competition was supported by Uganda Germany Cultural center, Sadolin paints Kampala,Goethe Institute Kampala
For details please feel  free to contact me

Tusiime Mathias Artist
 
  I believe art can change the artist and the people in his/her community.
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Inspiration Arts Team Visits Uganda community Art skill Development and Recycling (UCASDR) Centre in Wamala Village Katooke

This was following our meetings and workshops in the community.

UCASDR Team is   very excited to host a team of Volunteers from Inspiration Arts from Israel as per the images above.

  we are very happy for all discussions.

For details about inspirations please visit;  

http://www.inspirationarts.org/en/

Thank to

 Mr John Bosco Kanuge 

 Mr  Nsereko Joseph Raymond

Advisors,our Volunteers

and everyone behind the success of this this program

Tusiime Mathias

Programs Founder and Director UCASDR

please enjoy

Inspiration Arts Volunteers to work with Uganda community Art skill Development and recycling (UCASDR)

Dora and Gal from Inspiration Arts Volunteers working with the children.

Inspiration Arts Volunteers work in progress

children enjoying working with Inspiration Arts Volunteers

It is a great opportunity UCASDR to work with Inspiration Arts Volunteers  from Israel.

 UCASDR Team is  very excited to work with two volunteers from Inspiration Arts  that is Gal and Dora.

More information about this activity will be posted very soon

Tusiime Mathias Ranked the fourth plastic Artist in whole world by Artcracy .

I am very happy to be ranked the forth plastic artist in the world with a high web presence.
Please visit the site above for details here is  the link; http://www.artcracy.com/artists/mathias-tusiime/

Newcastle University UK, School of Industrial and Fine Art -College of Engineering Design Art and Technology-makerere University and Uganda Community Art Skill Development and Recycling (UCASDR) Collaborative community Outreach workshop Report

Broom making by Nantongo

The collaborative workshop conducted on 9th of July 2016 at Kalerwe was an outreach activity organized by UCASDR in conjunction with the Margaret Trowell School of Industrial and Fine Arts  and Newcastle University.

It was  coordinated by Tusiime Mathias and fully supported and facilitated by Newcastle University Institute for creative Arts practice.

The training was attended by about 20 (twenty) artisans  and 50 (fifty) children from the Kalerwe community and was facilitated by  lecturers from the Margaret Trowell School of Industrial and Fine Arts (CEDAT) plus a professor from Newcastle University i.e. Prof. Andrew Burton from Newcastle University was Mr. J.B. Kanuge, Dr. Lilian Nabulime ,Mr. Edward Balaba from Makerere University and students from the Art school.

We also had representatives from Kalerwe Market administration namely Mr. Kabongezo, Buzizi Rogers a batik artist as well as businessman in the market,  and an LC chairman representative. We thank the management of Godwins primary school for offering UCASDR space especially the Head Teacher Hajat Janat. The event was covered by Urban TV and aired on PM live program on 18th of Feb 2016, the New vision publications, Bukedde paper and the Independent magazine.

We thank Mr. Buzizi Rogers and Mr. Kabongezo for mobilizing the participants and ensuring that the activities are timely and organized. 

We hope to have continuous collaboration with Newcastle University Institute for creative Arts practice.

We thank Newcastle University for fully supporting the activity which included funding for everything during the workshop.

We are  looking forward Uganda community Art skill Development and recycling UCASDR to have a formal collaboration with different schools in College Engineering Design Art and Technology- Makerere University

Tusiime Mathias

Programs -Director UCASDR

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Face painting

sanddle making

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                                                see the video above for details

please enjoy the above Report on the collaborative Outreach workshop between Newcastle University,Makerere University and Uganda community Art skill Development and Recycling (UCASDR)

Art and community Exhibition By Mathias Tusiime appears in Makerere University Annual Report 2015

Thank you

Prof. Henry Alinaitwe,Principal, CEDAT and the Team For the support
God bless you

Please follow the link

https://pdd.mak.ac.ug/docs/annual-reports/Makerere_University_Annual_report_2015.pdf