Studying Visual Arts develops students’ creativity, imagination, observation, and practical skills. It helps students understand and appreciate Nigerian culture, history, and artistic heritage while learning how to express ideas and emotions through drawing, painting, sculpture, graphics, textiles, and ceramics. Visual Arts also provides opportunities for self-employment and careers in fields such as animation, fashion design, architecture, photography, advertising, interior decoration, and graphic design. Furthermore, it promotes problem-solving, critical thinking, cultural preservation, entrepreneurship, and the ability to create useful and beautiful objects for society.

Modules

• Week 38 Integrated Visual Arts

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• Week 37 Functions of Visual Arts in Society

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• Week 36 Principles of Art and Design

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• Week 35 Elements of Art: Colour, Texture, Value, and Pattern

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• Week 35 Elements of Art: Line, Shape, Form, and Space

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• Week 34 Ceramics as an Applied Art

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• Week 33 Textile Design as an Applied Art

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• Week 32 Graphic Design as an Applied Art

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• Week 31 Sculpture as a Component of Fine Arts

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• Week 30 Painting as a Component of Fine Arts

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• Week 29 Drawing as a Component of Fine Arts

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• Week 28 Classification of Visual Arts: Fine Arts and Applied Arts

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• Week 27 Definition, Scope, and Importance of Visual Arts

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• Week 26 Establishing a Mini Museum or Classroom Gallery

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• Week 25 Art Heritage, Cultural Identity, and Tourism

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• Week 24 Art Documentation, Cataloguing, and Collection Records

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• Week 23 Exhibition Planning and Display Techniques

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• Week 22 Nigerian Art Galleries and Exhibition Spaces

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• Week 21 Museums and Art Galleries: Differences and Similarities

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• Week 20 Preservation and Conservation of Museum Objects

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• Week 19 Introduction to Art Galleries

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• Week 18 Museums and Archaeological Heritage

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• Week 17 Major Museums in Nigeria: Locations and Functions

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• Week 16 History and Development of Museums in Nigeria

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• Week 15 Types of Museums and Their Collections

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• Week 14 Introduction to Museums

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• Week 13 Comparative Study of Ancient Nigerian Art Cultures

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• Week 12 Alok Monoliths of Ikom, Cross River State

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• Week 11 Traditional Wood Carving: Ekpa and Ekpo Mask Traditions

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• Week 10 Tsoede Bronze and the Artistic Traditions of the Middle Niger

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• Week 8 Benin Art Culture I: Bronze Works and Court Art

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• Week 7 Esie Soapstone Art

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• Week 6 Ife Art Culture II: Bronze Works and Quartz Carving

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• Week 5 Ife Art Culture II: Bronze Works and Quartz Carving

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• Week 4 Igbo-Ukwu Art Culture

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• Week 3 Nok Art Culture

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• Week 2 Historical Foundations of Nigerian Art: Overview

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• Week 1 Introduction to Visual Arts

  12 Oct 2026