Art Review
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Gravity: the love of coming back to Mother Earth
Gravity, Alfonso Cuarón’s critically acclaimed Space thriller, is as subtle as it is spectacular, as adroit as it is action-packed.…
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Chester Higgins: Visualizing the unseen: a photographer’s journey
Betsy Kissam For the past five decades, artist Chester Higgins has been using his camera to search for the unseen…
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An hour with Chester Higgins
Acclaimed photographer Chester Higgins, featured in the previous page, was in Ethiopia a few weeks ago. He met with our…
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Captain Phillips: Who’s the Captain, Really?
Andrew DeCort Paul Greengrass’s brilliance for capturing the nervous system of an action thriller and making it throb with intensity…
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‘Yegna’- A musical band of five girls “The sound of all of us”
Zela Gayle After two and a half years of rehearsals and practice, ‘Yegna’ is a hit on the musical and…
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Blue Jasmine: elegance, honesty, insight
Andrew DeCort Woody Allen’s “Blue Jasmine” is one of the most endearing, delightful depictions of human fragility and fallibility in…
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‘A Most Wanted Man’ by John Le Carre
By Mike Sullivan The Bottom Line Like The Mission Song, I have a feeling that A Most Wanted Man will…
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Aron Mitu: an emerging Ethiopian dance artist in Slovakia
Our Art and Entertainment Editor Zela Gayle shares with us the life of Aron Mitu, an Ethiopian born dancer, model…
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“EYES AND MIST” BY TARIKU ABAS ETENESH
Reviewed by Abiy Yonas H. … The choice is between the child with no mist in his eyes and those…
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The Butler: Broken Promises and Political Redemption
Andrew DeCort The basic ideal at the heart of the American political project is the gradual redemption of founding promises…
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