ECONOMIC AGONY IN UGANDA - Baguma, Henry
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This study was based on the assumption that the point where the Shs50 mint coin (as a 'valueless' currency) gained new value as a pointed device that citizens can use to articulate their individual and collective demands for better governance was as political as it was culturally productive and could shape a sculptural project in which art-making as research and knowledge production begin to intersect. It addressed the following overarching question, namely: in what ways (if any) would a Shs50 coin, whose loss of value gaining new meaning as a device that citizens can redeploy to fight for…mehr

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This study was based on the assumption that the point where the Shs50 mint coin (as a 'valueless' currency) gained new value as a pointed device that citizens can use to articulate their individual and collective demands for better governance was as political as it was culturally productive and could shape a sculptural project in which art-making as research and knowledge production begin to intersect. It addressed the following overarching question, namely: in what ways (if any) would a Shs50 coin, whose loss of value gaining new meaning as a device that citizens can redeploy to fight for better governance, be explored in the production of a studio sculptural project in which the production of art is as much about activism as it is about research, meaning-making and knowledge production? I respond to this question in six chapters: In Chapter One (the Introduction) I introduced the study. Chapter Two provided the Literature Review. Chapter Three presented the methodology I used in this study. Chapter Four had the research design. In Chapter Five I followed Lwanga's notion of making sculpture for purposes of [self-]awakening.
Autorenporträt
Henry Baguma ist ein versierter Industriekünstler mit einer Leidenschaft für Aktivismus im Kunstwerk. Er studierte Bildende Kunst an der Makerere University und erwarb einen Abschluss mit Auszeichnung an der Ndejje University, wo er seine Fähigkeiten im Schreiben und im kreativen Ausdruck verfeinerte. Im Laufe der Jahre hat der Autor Markenzeichen entworfen, Skulpturen geschaffen und eine Reihe von Kunstwerken gemalt.