Abel birhanu daily ethiopian news July 19 2021

"They tell stories," he said on the phone, "they have an unusual language that speaks of you."

This "language" is preserved not only by the country's extensive craft origins, dating back to 4th-century church works, but also by the way in which Ethiopia was isolated for so long that neighboring works have remained largely intact.

But right now, the Masters were in a better position to share their feelings and reports with the world. In addition, the opening of Ethiopia will create a significant base for young people. "We tell people, 'You all have a gold mine here and you have to be careful,' arguing that once the world comes together it will be overkill," said Rake Sale, a fellow Adds Fine Arts donor who has exhibits such as the one in Add. and in London, by telephone.

The work of Elias Sims, a multidisciplinary master known for his assistants - and other beer graduates - has just opened up crowds from around the world.