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For the first time, dozens of renowned photographers from around the world form part of a visual manifesto of women’s dignity and diversity.

On March 8th, marking International Women’s Day, this exhibition will take place at Dubai Expo, the world’s largest ongoing event, and will also be available for virtual visits through the Meetaverse Plaza. One of the exhibitor is our very own Aida Muluneh

Produced by Agora and Dignify Storytelling. In collaboration with Dubai Expo, Women's Pavilion and Meetaverse.

Access to virtual exhibition:
Platform: AltspaceVR
Acces code: THH601

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TgFcCaeIJ4

'We, the Women' - A Photo Exhibition For the first time, dozens of renowned photographers from around the world form part of a visual manifesto of women’s dignity and diversity.On March 8th, mar...

Let’s answer the million-dollar question – Why is photography important?

Because it speaks, it communicates, it educates and it cultivates change. I am often asked this question and my answer remains the same always. Photography is not just a tool for artistic expression or documentation, it is a lot more than that. ~ AIDA MULUNEH

Using Photography as a Driver of Sustainability - Irish Tech News Let’s answer the million-dollar question - Why is photography important?

Let’s answer the million-dollar question – Why is photography important?

Because it speaks, it communicates, it educates and it cultivates change. I am often asked this question and my answer remains the same always. Photography is not just a tool for artistic expression or documentation, it is a lot more than that.
Read more...https://www.africa.com/engage-advocate-inspire-and-empower-using-photography-as-a-driver-of-sustainability/

Engage, Advocate, Inspire and Empower – Using Photography As a Driver Of Sustainability - Africa.com Let’s answer the million-dollar question - Why is photography important?

David Krut Projects will be taking part in this years FNB Open City and online art fair. Beginning Today the festivities will last up until this Sunday, 31 October.
We are pleased to present a recent series of seven works by Ethiopian artist Aïda Muluneh at the David Krut Gallery, 142 Jan Smuts Avenue. This exhibition included a recent series of seven works by Ethiopian artist Aïda Muluneh – Wings that Soar, together with a selection from three series previously exhibited in South Africa.
We will also be displaying Claire Zinn’s beautiful Solo Exhibition, “The Day Lingered” and a Selection of prints pre mounted on backing boards, at THE BLUE HOUSE, 151 Jan Smuts Avenue.
Contact [email protected] for further information.
LINK IN BIO to visit the viewing rooms for the respective exhibitions on the David Krut Portal.
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When plagiarism becomes ‘privileged artistic violation’.

https://www.insideimaging.com.au/2021/when-plagiarism-becomes-privileged-artistic-violation/

When plagiarism becomes 'privileged artistic violation' - Inside Imaging Ethiopian fine art photographer, Aïda Muluneh, has described an Italian student’s image, showing in a group exhibition at the Milan Photo Festival, as ‘blatant plagiarism’ of her best-known photo, 'Inferno'.

Our Team Wishes You a Happy Mawlid-Al-Nabi!

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Zanzibari novelist becomes first black African writer in 35 years to win prestigious award.

The Nobel prize in literature has been awarded to the novelist Abdulrazak Gurnah, for his “uncompromising and compassionate pe*******on of the effects of colonialism and the fate of the refugee in the gulf between cultures and continents”.


https://www.theguardian.com/books/2021/oct/07/abdulrazak-gurnah-wins-the-2021-nobel-prize-in-literature?fbclid=IwAR0Po5Jx8ZyO7Y8mxaxGLRpGPCXNquBAj1-InynlEDvKCnsntvxRk-xTqVE

Abdulrazak Gurnah wins the 2021 Nobel prize in literature Zanzibari novelist becomes first black African writer in 35 years to win prestigious award

The level of Plagiarism!

Internationally reputed curator, critic and artist Simon Njami exhibits in Soweto.

Internationally reputed curator, critic and artist Simon Njami exhibits in Soweto By Edward Tsumele Many in the arts around Johannesburg must know Buyaphi Mdledle, and yes, to answer what must be your next question,  the one who is always carrying an old type camera, and on…