The Uganda North America Association convention showcased Uganda arts and culture. Families enjoyed a display of traditional Uganda culture, including fashion, arts & crafts, and countless other ...

About 10,000 revellers stormed Uganda National Cultural Centre - National Theatre, for the fourth edition of the Bayimba International Festival of the Arts. More than 100 different artistes graced ...

IN 1957 when modern art was crawling onto the Ugandan scene, ... a Custodian of Culture Through Art. 12 July 2007. ... would turn into one of the vanguards of Uganda's cultural heritage.

Uganda and Comoros have embarked on using art and culture as tools to strengthen their diplomatic ties. During a visit to the National Theatre on May 7, 2024, by Djaanfar Salim Allaoui, the ...

Within its first 30 minutes, Hansol Jung’s riveting drama hurtles from bliss to slaughter. We’re in Uganda, watching two 16-year-old girls celebrate their love with a giddily joyful “wedding ...

KRUNK youths and students at Uganda’s Kichwamba High School have collaborated on a new hip-hop song promoting sustainability. It’s called “Suubi,” or “hope” in the Luganda language.

Preserving culture through art Friday, May 06, 2011 — updated on January 09, 2021 Taga Nuwagaba shows of one of his paintings which he has used to teach the public about totems.

The hip-hop charity organization widely known as Break dance Project Uganda (BPU), a brainchild of veteran Ugandan hip-hop artist Abraham Tekya, started in 2006 in Uganda’s capital city of Kampala.

Lilian Nabulime hasn’t forgotten the time in the 1990s when the Ugandan capital had just one commercial art gallery, a small space that emerging artists struggled to get into. Now there are at ...

A vibrant art scene in Uganda mirrors African boom There's an explosion of compelling new work along with the growing ability of curators from Africa to reach collectors ...