Mar 18, 2019
Kenyan universities are feeling the results of slashed governmental allocations, which diverted funding from the arts curriculum to its technical institutions.
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Kenyan universities are feeling the results of slashed governmental allocations, which diverted funding from the arts curriculum to its technical institutions.
Accessible Arts: Africa is a blog site that explores the need for attainable visual and performing arts exposure and education for children in Africa. Grounded in a belief that artistic exposure nurtures the imagination and feeds creativity, entries examine the necessity for learning environments, teaching, technology and tools that support this development. The focus is upon some of the neediest communities throughout the continent.
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Gene Daniels is a highly skilled interior designer based in Baltimore, Maryland. He runs a small multidisciplinary design and research organization, Studio D in Halifax. Here he works with architects, engineers, artists, contractors, and manufacturers to achieve the best design team for his clients.
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