Browsing Margaret Trowell School of Industrial and Fine Arts (MTSIFA) Collection by Title

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      Reviewing the art of printmaking in Magret Trowell School Industrial and Fine Arts between 2014 to 2017. [1]
      Road sign and their uses in Wandegeya. [1]
      The role culture has played in embracing fashion and design in society . [1]
      The role of art and design in Uganda’s music, dance and drama. [1]
      The role of art and design products in the making of films in Kampala [1]
      The role of conceptual art in revealing societal issues around Kampala today [1]
      Role of design and technology in improving the levels of innovation in Nyanza Textiles, Jinja. [1]
      The Role of Digital Marketing In a Ugandan Freelance Artist's Career [1]
      Role of illustration in the society [1]
      The role of information and communication technology (ICT) in Industrial and Fine Art at Nasser road-Kampala Uganda [1]
      THE ROLE OF MECHANICAL TECHNIQUES USED IN PRODUCING CERAMIC WARES AT MTSIFA MAKERERE UNIVERSITY IN MITIGATING THE CULTURAL AND RELIGIOUS BELIEFS TOWARDS LOCAL POTS [1]
      The Role of Polytechnical Colleges in the Teaching and Learning is Fine Art in Uganda [1]
      The role of promotion graphics design in telecommunication companies (a case study with MTN Uganda). [1]
      Role of recycled materials in sculpture at MTSIFA. [1]
      The role of social media on voters decision during students campaigns in Makerere University [1]
      The role of technology to art appreciation, study and practice in Makerere University, Kampala [1]
      The role of the graphics tablet as a tool in the art of illustration at Makerere University. [1]
      The role of visual Arts in the execution of Illustrations in Visual Communication design around Kampala. [1]
      Role of visual arts in the prevention of early pregnancies among adolescents in Uganda. [1]
      Role of visual communication in theatre performing arts in Kampala (A case study on Animated content). [1]