Workshop Practice and Documentation of Art Works
Abstract
The focus of this paper is on the importance of workshop as it relates to the development of art in Nigeria. It evaluates the value of documentation of art works. Furthermore, the paper clarifies that the activities and creativity of previous civilizations would be better appreciated through documentation. Issues militating against the development of art works during workshop practice are examined. The paper also showcases different ways of enhancing the development of contemporary art in Nigeria.
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