Emmanuel Okechukwu ODITA

P'Bitek's The Song of a Prisoner, and Babara Nolen's Africa is Thunderand Wonder: Contemporary Voices from African Literature; Ohio contemporary Artists, Zanesville Art Centre. Zanesville, Ohio, USAA, 1990. Award/ Honours: Three Silver Medals and Five First Class Certificates, Eastern Nigeria Festival of Arts, Enugu, 1955; Federal Government Scholar, 1959; African Industrial Development Scholar, 1963; Aggrey Fellow, 1966. Publications: Nigerian Arts and Artists, Nigercol, Zaria, 1960; Some Observations on Contemporary African Art, New African Literature and the Arts, New York, Vol.1, 1970; Traditional African Art Comes Alive In European Literature, Paper presented at 15th annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, Philadelphia, 1972; Universal Cults and Intra-Diffusion: Igbo Ikenga in Cultural Retrospection. African Studies Review, 1973; Ikenga and Ala Deities: Their Theme In Form and Content, Academic Star 3 (5), 1978; The West African Import's Impulse Volume I, Columbus: West African Imports Corporation, Whitehall, 1990; in addition to several publications in local and international learned journals, off: Art History Department, Ohio State University, 100 Hayes hall, 108 North Oval Mall, Columbus, OH 43210-1318, USA.