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Mr. Okpogor , Walter Frederick

Profile

Walter is a highly skilled and dedicated painting lecturer who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his classes. Walter's passion for art and teaching impactful and his students are consistently inspired and challenged to reach their full potential. He's also a researcher in exploring divert medium that's why he is also known as a multi-media Artist. Who experiment with recycle materials. He has participated in several groups exhibitions within and outside the country. His art works are super symbolic using colours, the Uli and Nsibidi symbols and motives to communicate the public's daily activities. Creativity is his dance to achieving purpose in life.

Publications

  1. Ikpide Olohor Patricia, Okpogor Walter Frederick (June 2026) Exploration of Edewor s Mixed Media dialogue isual Dialogues, The Artist Journal (TAJ), University of Uyo, www. tajuniuyo.ng, Vol. 9, No. 2 , 52-61

  2. Okpogor Walter Frederick (2026) Digital Faith and African spirituality , Delsu faculty of arts , 6, 5

  3. Akprara Amos Osakor, Okpogor Walter Frederick (2025) Influence of Music on Art: Using Painting As Reference Point, International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts , IJCRT, www.ijcrt.org, Vol. 13, 344-360

  4. Okpogor Walter Frederick (2024) Artificial intelligence development of Fine Arts and applied arts, Delsu faculty of arts , 4, 4

  5. Nwodi N.F, Okpogor Walter Frederick, Urien I.J (2024) Gender Related Challenges in Urban Mobility and Environmental Sustainability: A Review , Journal of Gender and Contemporary Issues (JGCI)Southern Delta University , www.ijgci, Vol. 1. (2), 301-316

  6. Okpogor Walter Frederick (2024) Artificial intelligence (Ai) The Humanities Interdisciplinary Research: Challenges , FOA journal , www.foadelsu, Vol 1 , 2

  7. Okpogor Walter Frederick (2019) Crisis and violence in the Niger Delta as a Creative resource in painting , African Studies, Ufahamu, http://doi.org/10.5070/f7411042309 or Facebook.com, Volume 41, issue 1, 143-147

  8. Okpogor Walter Frederick (2019) Crisis and violence in the Niger Delta as a Creative resource in painting , African Studies, Ufahamu, http://doi.org/10.5070/f7411042309 or Facebook.com, Volume 41, issue 1, 143-147

  9. Okpogor Walter Frederick (2011) The Evolution of Uli as a Creative Idiom in modern Nigerian art , Paca, University of Nigeria Nsukka , 4, 15