Chike Aniakor

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Chike Aniakor is affiliated with the following schools: Indiana University, University of Nigeria

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According to Wikipedia, Chike Aniakor is a Nigerian painter. A native of Abatete, Aniakor received his first artistic training at Ahmadu Bello University, receiving his master's degree in 1974. He received a doctorate in art history from Indiana University Bloomington in 1978, writing his dissertation on Igbo architecture. He has taught art and art history at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, since 1970, becoming a member of the Nsukka group. He is currently a professor at the University of Cross River state, teaching arts and contemporary African art. More recently, he has been a fellow of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and of Howard University.

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Chike Aniakor's Published Works

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Igbo Arts: Community and Cosmos (1984) (63)
The Igbo Ijele Mask (1978) (13)
An Introduction to Nigerian Traditional Architecture: Volume 3, South-Eastern Nigeria: The Igbo-Speaking Areas (2009) (6)
Igbo aesthetics: an introduction (1982) (5)
Structuralism in Ikenga: an ethno-aesthetic approach (1973) (5)
Igbo architecture : a study of forms, functions and typology (1978) (4)
'Do All Cultural Roads Lead to Benin?': The Missing Factor in Benin and Related Art Studies. A Conceptual View (1997) (2)
The Ghost Song (1977) (2)
Female Imagery and Presence in Igbo Arts: The Example of Igbo Maiden Spirit Masking (1995) (2)
Material culture & ethnography in Ibgoland and environs: looking beyond Igbo-Ukwu bronze objects (a reappraisal of techniques, style and iconography) (1993) (2)
Sokari Douglas Camp (1996) (2)
Cultural Objects as History and National Patrimony: A Moral Challenge (1995) (2)
Igbo life, worldview and cosmography (1988) (1)
Tradition and Creativity in Tribal Art by Daniel Biebuyck (2009) (0)
The Triumph - eScholarship (1979) (0)
Towards New Transformations of Idiom: Art, a Terrain of Creative De/Construction East of the Niger River (2003) (0)
Poems (And Drawings) (1979) (0)
Moonlight Play - eScholarship (1979) (0)
House Types and Decorations in Southern Nigeria (1978) (0)

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