A foundational textbook on African art, responding to a long-standing gap in locally-produced teaching resources. While African art has influenced twentieth-century European art movements and represents some of the world’s oldest and most diverse visual traditions, its study within African schools, universities and art colleges has been limited, and purpose-built African art textbooks are scarce. The discipline has remained largely Western, with scholarship often shaped by Western aesthetic frameworks. Authored by South African art historian Marion Arnold, a leading figure in the field with extensive university-level teaching experience, this book is positioned as a resource for students and teachers in Eastern Africa seeking to engage with African art on its own terms. Internationally distributed by African Books Collective.

Art in Eastern Africa
Author(s): African art, African studies, art education, art history, East African art, Marion Arnold, university textbook, visual culture
Sh 25,000
A foundational African art textbook by South African art historian Marion Arnold. Addresses the long-standing scarcity of African-produced teaching resources in a field dominated by Western institutions and aesthetic frameworks. A resource for East African students, teachers, and art colleges seeking to engage with African art and its traditions on their own terms.




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