Addis Calling: Vortic Edition Exhibition

Addis Calling: Vortic Edition Exhibition.

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Addis Calling: Vortic Edition Exhibition offers a survey of the diverse contemporary Ethiopian art scene, with artists both based in Ethiopia and from across its vast community.

In this exhibition we have starring exhibiting artists such as

• Addis Gezehagn,
• Tadesse Mesfin,
• Selome Muleta,
• Tariku Shiferaw,
• Merikokeb Berhanu,
• Eyerusalem Jiregna,
• Girma Berta,
• Tesfaye Urgessa and
• Ermias Kifleyesus.

Here galleries will be presenting a virtual exhibition on the Vortic platform. New exhibitions have already started launching daily from February 25th up till April 30th 2021 on both the Vortic Collect app and the vortic.art platform. This exhibition is part of the Vortic XR and it brings over 20 of the UK’s leading commercial galleries.

In order to polish this occasion, Addis Fine Art cofounders Rakeb Sile and Mesai Haileleul hosted a virtual walk through the exhibition. They also hosted a talk in order to introduce Addis Fine Art gallery programme on TUESDAY 2 MARCH at 6PM GMT online on the Vortic platform.

We equally have The love revolution exhibition currently going in Cap town, South Africa. The featured artist is Bailey Beezy.  If you are crazy enough come and discover the love revolution with his first major one in four years, since the 2016 inaugural exhibition of Cape Town’s CIRCA Gallery.

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“Art inspires, produces an unwillingness to settle for what we have and a desire for something better. It is the product and producer of creative activity, change; it is essential for continuous development.”