Reconnecting and Re-contextualizing: Inserting the Sacred into Contemporary Practice of Art in Kenya
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George Abungu defines culture and culture heritage and discusses the importance and functions that cultural heritage plays in communities and nations, as well as categorizes heritage as a human right. (January 21, 2012)
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