Exhibition Duration
16 November – 8 December 2024
Opening Hours
2:00 PM – 6:00 PM (Daily)
Venue
Artawi Gallery
Bole, Addis Ababa
(Located near British International School, 250 meters from Yod Abyssinia, Kkare Homes, 2nd Floor in an under-construction building)
Exhibition Overview
Oppressed Passions is a powerful and evocative debut solo exhibition that shines a light on the often-overlooked realities of youth neglect and abuse in a world increasingly distracted by modern technology and societal pressures. The exhibition aims to open a dialogue around the emotional and psychological struggles faced by children and young people, focusing on the complexities of their passions, struggles, and vulnerabilities.
Through compelling artwork, the exhibition explores themes such as:
- Youth Neglect
- Abuse and Trauma
- Conflict and Emotional Struggles
- The Overlooked Vulnerability of Children
- The Impact of Modern Distractions on Childhood Development
The exhibition will feature a variety of art forms that capture the raw emotions and inner turmoil of youth, using visual narratives that challenge viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about societal neglect and the pressures facing young people today.
Key Highlights
- Thought-provoking artwork exploring youth neglect and societal apathy
- A focus on passion, conflict, and the emotional struggles of children
- An opportunity for viewers to reflect on the overlooked realities of youth trauma
Admission
Free to the public
Directions to Artawi Gallery
Artawi Gallery is located in the Bole area, near the British International School and Yod Abyssinia. The gallery is on the 2nd floor of an under-construction building, easily accessible by taxi or private vehicle.
For directions, feel free to use maps or contact the gallery at the phone numbers below for assistance.
Contact Information
For inquiries or further information, please contact:
? +251 91 116 2721
? +251 92 900 9002
Join Us
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience an exhibition that addresses important social issues through art, and encourages reflection on the experiences of the younger generation in today’s world.
