"Don't limit yourself. Strive to find deeper meanings and reflections of your soul within your work." - Gabrielle Tesfaye

Check out the full interview in our latest issue. http://bit.ly/GetzmagIssue10

Check out our interview with “Finding Sally” writer and director Tamara Mariam Dawit in the latest issue available for free download on our website. http://bit.ly/GetzmagIssue10

The article “FOR THE LOVE OF FILM!” highlights some of the important aspects of cinema in Ethiopia. Make sure to check it out in the current issue! http://bit.ly/GetzmagIssue10

Finding Sally tells the incredible story of a woman raised outside of Ethiopia who decided to take part in the Ethiopian People Revolutionary Party's struggle to free the country from the military junta the DERG. To learn more about this film check out our latest issue. http://bit.ly/GetzmagIssue10

In our latest issue, writer, producer, and director, Semagngeta Aychiluhem, takes us behind the creative process of filmmaking in Ethiopia and much more. Download our current issue on our website and check it out. http://bit.ly/GetzmagIssue10

"Filmmaking is a creative passion I take as an adventure rather than a business". – Miguel Llansó writer and director of “Jesus Shows You the Way to the Highway” which features Ethiopian actors Daniel Tadesse and Solomon Tashe (Gaga) as its main characters. Check out the full interview in our latest issue. http://bit.ly/GetzmagIssue10

Semagngeta Aychiluhem is also the founder of the production company Guzo Films and they are currently working on their ambitious project which is the biggest production that they have made so far. For more on this please visit our website and download our latest issue. http://bit.ly/GetzmagIssue10

Check out our interview with Bethelhem Abebe, makeup artist, and founder of Cosmo Berry. http://bit.ly/GetzmagIssue10

Cinema has the ability to create waves of positive change, and we highlighted some of them. Check out the article “For the Love of Film” in our latest issue to learn more…http://bit.ly/GetzmagIssue10

In our interview, Bethelhem Abebe cites her educational background in architecture helped her to join the entertainment industry as a set designer which she eventually grew to become a production designer. Check out the full interview in our latest issue. http://bit.ly/GetzmagIssue10

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Ethiopian-American contemporary visual artist Julie Meheretu has been listed as one of the 100 most influential people of 2020 by Time Magazine. Julie is known for her abstract paintings of 3d landscapes that represent different social-political occurrences and changes.

Born in 1970 in Addis Ababa, Julie currently lives in the United States. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Kalamazoo College in Kalamazoo Michigan and did her junior year at Cheikh Anta Diop University (UCAD) in Dakar, Senegal. She later earned a Master’s of Fine Art with honors from The Rhode Island School of Design.

Julie has received many prestigious awards throughout her career including the 2001 Penny Mccall Award. In 2005 she was named as one of the recipients of the MacArthur Fellowship, and in 2015 she received the US Department of State Medal of Arts from former secretary of state, John Kerry. Julie’s work has been exhibited in different museums and biennials, most recently at the 2019 Venice Biennale’s 58th International exhibition. #News

• The “Beni- Amer Boy” from Tesseney, Eritrea has come to distinguish Habesha people globally. His iconic inviting smiling is part of a long tradition among Eritrean and Ethiopian people of being hospitable and friendly. @mistrinaddis T-shirts.
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OUT NOW: The Arts Mailing List newsletter – 28th Sep 2020 https://bit.ly/3kPvgzB

This week featuring illustrator, visual and digital artist Ayana Kebede @Ayosketches

Click on the above link to find this week’s list of national and international open calls, competitions, funding and residencies etc… for you to apply!!

This week we also have news from @PoeticSaturdays, @traingobeze, @BigDreamET, @Utopia251, @Theurbancenter and so much more!!


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"Time can get bitter all the things around us may be wracked it may feel like everything is broken but there is only one thing that can’t be broken HOPE."