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Trend Practice of Transformation and Transfussion of Deplete Textile in Nigeria (Published)

Textile depletes were transformed into arts by textile artists in arts schools and has not been of scholarly attended to, especially in Nigeria where fashion hubs were rapidly grown which resulted into maximum fabrics squanders. This study therefore, examined textiles depletes transformed into arts in Nigeria art schools. Questionnaires were adopted to acquire information from the textile practitioners in Southwest Nigeria arts schools as well as photograph samples of their works. The items of the questionnaire used seek for the views, opinions, and observations from the textile practitioners. The total population used is stratified and sampling technique was adopted. One hundred and twenty (120) art tutors and students of textile were contacted twenty-five (25) tutors and (95) ninety-five textile students were contacted. Mean and standard deviation were adopted to analyze the data including the photographs of textile squanders turned to arts. The conclusion was raised that art unit must be given priority in curbing the environmental degradation emanated from textile fashoins and factories and their products needed to patronised by governments and individuals.

Keywords: Art, Nigeria, Recycling, squanders, textile

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