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ንግስቲ: ነቲ ጕዳይ መጀመርያ ኣቕሊላ’ኳ ርእያቶ እንተ ነበረት: ድሮ ጥምቀታ ዝነበረት ምሸት ግን ጭንቀት’ያ ተደሪራ። ኣብ ቀዳማይ ጥንሳ ዜርኣየቶ ኵርዓት: ኣብ’ዚ ናይ ሎሚ ፍጹም በኒኑ። ምስኣ ሰላምታ ኪለዋወጣ ፋዕራ ዘይነበረን ጎረባብቲ: ኣብ ሎሚ በጺሐን ሰላም ንኺብላኣ ደው ኢለን ይጽበያኣ፣ ካብ
April 29, 2014
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Drawing Exhibition: A Change of Taste for Art Lovers
The Artist Most art exhibitions in Asmara host acrylic on canvas medium with the emphasis of modern art that go as far as abstractions. Certainly, this does not mean that there were no artists who like to stick with realistic
April 27, 2014
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Artist of the Depths within Self
Self-Portrait “Dream is the beginning of creation. I am a dreamer. My dream is a wheel. I dream in my imagination. I dream in my intellect. I dream in my talks. I dream in [others’ faces]. I dream in void.
April 24, 2014
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A Bird’s Eye View on the Book “Zelo’yu Zihilu”
Zelo’yu Zihilu, Collected Poems. Meles Negusse. Asmara, Eritrea: Atlas Printing Press, 2008. i+105. The Poet Anyone with the habit of looking through newspapers has probably read a number of Meles Negusse’s poems. He is well-remembered for his famous poem Armadiona
April 23, 2014
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Enduring Reminiscences Of The Black Star
This evening STV1 (Swedish TV) featured a documentary on ABBA. It was “mycket bra” as a Swedish would have said about it. It kept me thinking if there is any such iconic group in Eritrea, if not in an international
April 22, 2014
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“Fewsi Libi”: The Long Awaited Album Paid Off
This evening STV1 (Swedish TV) featured a documentary on ABBA. It was “mycket bra” as a Swedish would have said about it. It kept me thinking if there is any such iconic group in Eritrea, if not in an international
April 22, 2014
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Giving Life Again to What Seems Dead
The Artist Artist Yosief Abraha exhibited art works at Casa Delgi Italiani here in Asmara from February 12 to 15, 2011. This exhibition with around forty works of collage and water colour attracted a big audience. Some writing on the
April 21, 2014
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A Loner Who Found Somebody
The Author Watching Samuel Mengisteab act in Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex as Teiresias, the blind prophet who reveals a number of things about the characters to develop fully, was really mesmerizing. Although the whole Tigrigna production of the play in 1996
April 21, 2014
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“Weg’i Libi”: A Dish Of Myriad Ideas Catered Aesthetically
The Playwright If you read Beyene Haile’ book and feel that you do not understand anything, whose problem is it? Is it going to be yours or his? With all the acclaim and prominence he got from his last two
April 20, 2014
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