The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore now helps fill that gap with the excellent “Ethiopia at the Crossroads,” showcasing more than nine centuries’ worth of what curator Christine Sciacca ...

Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh has shared his condolences on the death of renowned artist Debebe Eshetu, describing him as one of Ethiopia's most beloved cultural icons.In a tribute posted on ...

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has expressed his heartfelt condolences over the passing away of the iconic Ethiopian artist Debebe Eshetu.Debebe, who was one of the prominent figures in the history of ...

These artworks, among a group of 17 Ethiopian objects recently purchased from two private collectors by the Walters Art Gallery, are a window into little-known links between early Christianity and ...

Ethiopia’s only art school founded by the late artist Alle Felegeselam, like its country, has witnessed many ups and downs. “Most artists leave Ethiopia after graduation and try and make it ...

A new exhibition opening at the Hope College Kruizenga Art Museum on Friday, Sept. 21, explores the beliefs and practices of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church as they are reflected in contemporary ...

“Ethiopia at the Crossroads” runs through March 3 at the Walters Art Museum, 600 N. Charles St. Admission is free. For more information, call 410-547-9000 or visit thewalters.org.

The exhibition, “Ethiopia at the Crossroads,” traverses 1,750 years of that nation’s artistic traditions, emphasizing its influence as the bridge between Africa, Europe, and Asia via the ...

Ethiopia at the Crossroads continues at the Walters Art Museum (600 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Maryland) through March 3.

However, Ethiopian art is highly conservative and retained much of its distinct character until modern times. The production of illuminated manuscripts for use continued up to the present day.

One of the people she was keen to meet was Mesai Haileleul, an Ethiopian art historian and a Los-Angeles-based gallery owner who had fled Ethiopia during the early days of the military junta in 1974.

Ethiopia is coming to Baltimore. Fox 45's Marc Clarke went down to the Walters Art Museum to check out "Ethiopia at the Crossroads." First, he spoke with Christine Sciacca, the curator of European ...