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Ethiopian recordings Advances of section 24 Section 24. Works of 19 artisans, including figures, painting, materials, video, and photography are shown in five fundamental exposures in two stories, with significant specialists from Ethiopian, Eritrean and Sudanese Falls extend over the vanguard period to the present. Among them are two current experts, and the ancient students of the School of Fine Arts and Design of Alé, from the Addis Ababa University, the School of Works Most Established in East Africa: Lutseged Retta and Tadesse Mesfin, which is also A master of durable alla.

Established by the artisan Alle Felege Selam, the School of Fine Arts and Design of Alé was the main school of labor in Ethiopia, and for more than sixty years he has delivered a great accomplice, including the original painters of content, Wosene Worke Kosrof , Elizabeth Habte Wold, and Professor Bekele Mekonnen.

The works of Retta and Mesfin are remembered for the first of the four areas that coordinate the show sequentially and specifically: 'the Modernists', which goes back to the main students of the School of Fine Arts and Allé Design during the decade of 1970.

The sub-literal acrylic assembly of Retta in the material composition (2010) shows two ladies that are cooked in rich soaked cuts; and the pillars of Mesfin's life: Patience II (2020) is a surprising representation of Ethiopian ladies in the commercial central part of a continuous series, which entrusts ladies that work as small sellers of headlines in Ethiopian urban communities .