This practice-led research in the field of handmade ceramics explores what
Africa means and how it is represented in ceramic practice. This is addressed
through two research questions. The first is how can ceramics be used to
picture, interpret and understand contemporary Africa? The second is what
does ‘Africa’ or ‘African-ness’ mean in modern and contemporary ceramic
practice set in various contexts, institutional and otherwise? The two questions
address the construction and representation of African-ness respectively. There
are many different grounds for understanding African-ness which are explored
in detail.
Date of Award | Apr 2014 |
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Original language | English |
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Africa and the West: a contested dialogue modern and contemporary ceramics
Bagley, K. T. (Author). Apr 2014
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis