Photography-centric art space fostering connections through contemporary art. Advocating for artists' benefits.

Founded by photographers Sehin Tewabe and Abinet Teshome

Oppressed Passions

Solo Exhibition by Estifanos Solomon

In his debut solo exhibition, Estifanos Solomon shines a light on the neglected issue of child abuse and neglect, urging society to consider the profound impact of adult actions on young minds. Through evocative paintings and prints, he explores themes of innocence and vulnerability, using motifs like flowers and teddy bears to symbolize both fragility and hope. Oppressed Passions is a powerful call to protect and nurture the dreams of the next generation.

Nov 16 - December 8, 20246:00 PM

16 November 8 - December

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Monday—Sunday
2pm—6pm

Gallery opening hour

Frequently asked questions

  • To exhibit your artwork at Artawi Gallery, please follow these steps:

    1. Submit a photo of each artwork you wish to exhibit, along with detailed information including:

    - A written explanation or story about the work

    - Size and materials used

    - Price range

    *Ensure all artworks submitted are available.

    2. Include an artist statement.

    3. Provide a bio.

    4. Include your CV.

    5. Provide your contact information, including social media, website, phone number, and email.

    Compile all these documents into a single PDF and email it to artawigallery@gmail.com.

    Your submission will go through a review process by anonymous jurors, and the Artawi team will inform you if the gallery decides to exhibit your work.

  • Artawi believes in supporting artists, so the artist will receive 70% of the sales price of the artworks. Artawi will retain 30% to cover the exhibition costs.

  • Artawi aims to provide opportunities for many artists by keeping exhibition periods short. Each exhibition lasts for 3 weeks, allowing more artists to showcase their work.

Hours

Monday - Sunday

2pm - 6pm

Location

Bole brass, around British international school or 250m in from Yod abyssinia, Kkare Homes, 2nd Floor, (in an under-construction building)

Contact

artawigallery@gmail.com

+251 929 009 002 |+251913391489