Blind Woman Role Models in Weaving Craft

A Blind Woman’s Tale of Breaking Social Barriers Through Weaving Craft

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Studies show that more than one billion people in the world have a form of disability. Women and girls with disabilities are not a homogenous group, they have different types of impairments, some are physical, psychosocial, intellectual, and sensory conditions. Women and girls with disabilities encounter many challenges which arise from systemic barriers such as
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Arts Conference 2018

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The International Institute of Knowledge Management, is organizing an international conference on Art and Humanities from 27th to 28th September 2018 in Colombo, Sri Lanka, under the theme “ Mapping the Values of Arts and Humanities for Future Generations ”. The 5th International Conference on Arts and Humanities 2018 is an intercontinental event which is
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Disability and Inclusive Art

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At times in my quietest moments when I look back where I have come from I sometimes shudder to imagine what my life would have been if God had not given me the kind of mother that I had. My mother was one of the special breed of mothers who was both a disciplinarian and
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Dissecting Art & Craft

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Art and craft are two words that often go together and often times tend to sound as if it is actually one and the same. Honestly, since my primary school days so many years ago, it has never dawned on me that the two words could be distinctive of each other, until only recently. In
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