Mo Abbaro

Mo Abbaro (17 Ukwakira 1933 - 12 Werurwe 2016), [ 1 ^{[1] [2]} uzwi kandi nka Mo Abdalla cyangwa Mohammed Ahmed Abdalla Abbaro, ^[3] yari umuhanzi ubumba wo muri Sudani warutuye i London wasobanuwe na Oliver Bloom nk "umwe mu ba bumbyi beza ku isi".

Mohammed Ahmed Abdalla Abbaro yavukiye Abu Jibayha, muri Sudani . ^[1] Yarangije mu buhanzi n’ubukorikori yakuye mu kigo cya tekiniki cya Khartoum mu 1958, ^[1] umwaka wakurikiyeho atsindira buruse i Londres yiga ububumbyi mu ishuri rikuru ry’ubukorikori n'ubuhanzi . ^[1] Yize impamyabumenyi y'icyiciro cya kabiri cya kaminuza mu bijyanye no kubumba mu Ishuri Rikuru rya Staffordshire College of Ceramics, nyuma yaho afata igihe cyo kwihugura mu gusesengura imiti y’ibikoresho by’ubutaka mu Ishuri Rikuru ry’abakozi bo mu majyaruguru y’ikoranabuhanga ry'ubu bumbyi. Yasubiye muri Sudani kwigisha ubukorikori imyaka runaka, ariko ahitamo gusubira mu Bwongereza mu 1966 ^[2] kugira ngo akomeze umwuga we mu Bwongereza. ^[4]

Yigishije ububumbyi mu kigo cy’ubukorikori cya Camden mu myaka irenga makumyabiri, ^[2] kandi agira amamurikagurisha menshi i Londres - harimo no muri Centre ya Barbican, Gallery ya Whitechapel (mu gice cya Afurika '95 ), ^[5] Mall Galleries, na Ikigo ndangamuco cya Iraki ^[1] - n'ahandi mu Bwongereza, ndetse no muri Amerika na Suwede. Studio ye n’icyumba cye cyo kwerekana byari mu Muhanda wa King Henry, hafi y’umusozi wa Primrose . ^[4]

Yaje gukunda kwandika mubuzima bwanyuma, asohora ibitabo byubuhanga bw'ububumbyi, nka Modern Ceramics (Ububumbyi bwa Kijyambere) - Ku mikoranire yimiterere nubuso (2000), ndetse no mumateka yumuryango we, ^[1] harimo The History of the Abbaros of Sudan since the 15th Century (Amateka ya Abbaros ya Sudani. kuva mu kinyejana cya 15) (1997). ^[2]

Ubukorikori bwe buri mu byegeranyo by’ingoro ndangamurage y’Ubwongereza ya Londres, Institut du Monde Arabe i Paris, n’inzu ndangamurage ya Smithsonian, Washington. ^[6] Ibikorwa bye byerekanwe mu imurikagurisha rya 2017 rya Frederique Cifuentes: Kuba havutse ubudahangarwa muri P21 Gallery, London. ^[7]

Yashakanye na Rose (wavutse yitwa Glennie), ^[1] kuva mu 1964, ^[2] umukobwa w'uwahimbye Elisabeth Lutyens akaba n'umwuzukuru wa Sir Edwin Lutyens . ^[1]

Abbaro yapfuye afite imyaka 80 i Londres ku ya 12 Werurwe 2016, ^[8] apfa afite umugore, n'umuhungu wabo n'abakobwa babiri. ^{[1] [5]}

• Ubuhanzi n'ubugeni bwa Sudani

• Oliver Bloom, "The ceramicist", video ya YouTube, 18 Ukwakira 2012.

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8} "Mo Abbaro, ceramicist – obituary", Daily Telegraph, 19 May 2016.
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4} Abbaro, Halida and Besheer (2016), "Mohammed Ahmed Abdalla Abbaro 1933-2016", CPA News: The Craft Potters Association, Number 167, pp. 8–9.
3. ↑ "Mohammed Abdalla (Biographical details)", The British Museum.
4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.1} Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named Abbaro
5. ↑ ^{5.0 5.1} Abbaro, Besheer (Summer 2016). "A Tribute to Mo Abdalla (1935–2016)". The Lutyens Trust. Retrieved 18 February 2024.
6. ↑ "Mohammed Ahmed Abdalla", Smithsonian National Institute of African Art.
7. ↑ Dabrowska, Karen (9 April 2017). "Sudanese artists showcased for first time in London". The Arab Weekly. Retrieved 30 December 2022.
8. ↑ "Mo Abbaro ceramicist". buru.org.uk. Ben Uri Research Unit (BURU). Retrieved 18 February 2024.