Rose Kirumira

**Namubiru Rose Kirumira** (yazaalibwa nga 28 Ogw'ekkumi 1962). Munnayuganda Omubazzi era  lecturer omukulu mu ttendekero lya Margaret Trowell School of Industrial and Fine Arts (MTSIFA), Dipaatimenti ya Visual Arts, College of Engineering Design Art and Technology, mu [./Https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Makerere_University Yunivasitte y'e Makerere]. Yakuguka mu by'abantu, okubajja embaawo, ebibumbe by'enkokoto n'ebumba. Emirimu jye mulimu ekibumbe kya *King Ronald Mwenda Mutebi* kye yayambako okukola omubazzi n'omukugu Francis Nnaggenda e Bulange Mengo, ne *Famire*  mu Ddwaliro ly'e Mulago mu Kampala.

## Emisomo
Yasoma emisomo gye egya undergraduate ne graduate studies mu Yunivasitte y'e Makerere gyeyafunira PhD ye. Ekiwandiiko kye ekya dissertation kyatuumibwa *The Formation of Contemporary Visual Arts in Africa; Revisiting Residency Programmes.*

## Emirimu

### Eby'okunoonyereza
Rose Kirumira mu 2010 yetabba mu puloojekiti y'okunoonyereza, *Visual Art Skills and Activities Towards Enhancing Teaching How to Begin Reading and Writing of Early Childhood Education in Uganda* mu Yunivasitte y'e Nkumba. Yettabba mu pulojekitti z'okunoonyereza/ebiwandiiko by'asomesa ebya manual *Write a Story* ebya Rockefeller Foundation ne ttendekero lya Makerere Institute of Social Research. Mu 2005, Yettabba mu puloojekitti y'okunoonyereza eya research project *8 Teachers Booklets: An Approach to Teaching Beginners of Reading and Writing at Lower Primary School in Uganda*, a Makerere Institute of Social Research project for the Rockefeller Foundation. Engero z'abaana *35* ezinyonyoddwa nazzo z'ali zeezimu ku  puloojekitti y'okunoonyereza ey'omwaka gwa 2005 mu Yunivasitte y'e Makerere/Rockefeller Foundation ey'amasomero ga pulayimale 450 mu Uganda ge yakola nago. Rose Kirumira yakola puloojekitti ya *Model for an Indigenous Ceramic Ware Cottage Industry*, puloojekitti y'okunoonyereza mu mwaka gwa 2003 mu ttendekero lya Margaret Trowell school of Industrial and Fine Arts, Puloojekitti ya [./Https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Makerere_University Yunivasitte y'e Makerere]/Japan AICAD.

### Emy'olesso egy'okumanya

* *Personalities* (2010), Tulifanya Art Gallery in Kampala
* *Different But One*, (1996-2013) at Makerere Art Gallery
* *Women on the Move* and *Artist of the Millennium* (1995-2000), Makerere Art Gallery and Nommo Gallery
* *Faces* (1996), Tulifanya Art Gallery
* *Rise with the Sun* (1995), an exhibition of women and Africa, Winnipeg, Canada

### Emirimu egy'okumanya
Rose Kirumira yabajja ekibumbe kya *[[:en:Muwenda_Mutebi_II_of_Buganda|King Ronald Wenda Mutebi]]* ku Paalamenti ya Buganda Parliament, n'ekibumbe kya *Famire ku* Ddwaliro ly'e Mulago Kampala mu 1994. Y'abajja *Maama* ku kittebbe kya UNDP ekikulu. Yeyongelayo n'ayiiya ekibumbe kya *The Page* mu Winnipeg, Canada mu 1995, *Ambassador* mu United States mu 1999 n**Omumbejja,'' ekibumbe mu [[Denimaaka|Denmark]], wakati wa 1997 ne 2010. Yabajja ekifaanayi kya ''Friendship'' in [[:en:Changchun|Changchun China]] mu 2000. Mu 1997 yakolero ekanisa ya Don Bosco Vocational Chapel mu [[:en:Kamuli_District|Disitulikitti y'e Kamuli]] ebifaananyi ebibajje.

Kirumira Namubiru yawandiika esuula mu katabo ka ''An Artist's Notes on the Triangular Workshops''. Yawandiika n'akatabo ka ''Identity Gender and Representation: Reflecting on the Sculpture 'Mother Uganda' ''. Emirimu gye nga gilagga omuzannyo gw**Omweso : omuzannyo gw'ennono ya Buganda* gwafulumizibwa mu mwaka gwa 2019.

== Okusoma okulala ==

* *A Companion to Modern African Art*. (2013). Germany: Wiley.
* Döring, T. (2002). *African Cultures, Visual Arts, and the Museum: Sights/sites of Creativity and Conflict.* Netherlands: Rodopi.
* [[:en:Sidney_Littlefield_Kasfir|Kasfir, S.]], & Förster, T. (Eds.). (2013). *African Art and Agency in the Workshop*. Indiana University Press. Retrieved December 5, 2020, from http://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt16gh6fp
* Sanyal, S. K. (January 1, 2002). Transgressing borders, shaping an art history: Rose Kirumira and Makerere's legacy. *African Cultures, Visual Arts, and the Museum: Sights/sites of Creativity and Conflict'', 133–159.

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