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This is Tigray
Mar
30

This is Tigray

  • University of Maryland - Stamp Student Union, Prince Georges Room (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Calling all Maryland, Washington DC, and Virginia residents! Get ready to immerse yourself in a blend of music, culinary delights, and captivating artwork from esteemed Tegaru artists from @tigrayartcollective such as @fvnm.art , among others. Join us on March 30th for a memorable evening celebrating the vibrant artistic heritage of Tigray at the University of Maryland’s @people4tigray first art exhibition! Doors open at 5pm on March 30th at the STAMP Student Union in Prince George’s Room 1211. Keep an eye out for ticket information and secure your place to contribute to the restoration of Dagim Asmal Elementary School in Mekelle, Tigray. Artist featured on flier is by @fvnm.art

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Tigray’s Resilience & Hope - Louisville, Kentucky, USA
Mar
1
to Mar 31

Tigray’s Resilience & Hope - Louisville, Kentucky, USA

Louisville, Kentucky here we come!!! Please join us for our first gallery of the year this First Friday, March 1, 2024, from 6-9pm to welcome Tigray Art Collective at Revelry Boutique + Gallery ( @revelrygallery ) for the opening of Tigray’s Resilience & Hope - featuring the work of 15 different Tigrayan artists! Tigray Art Collective brings together artists who tell the stories and truths of the Tigrayan people, in their own unique voices. Weaving together a community of Tegaru creatives, we use art as an effective instrument of advocacy to amplify awareness, inspire healing, and innovate creative realities for Tigray. Through revenue generated from art sales, Tigray Art Collective actively supports various organizations in providing humanitarian assistance- including S.O.S International Inc. in Louisville, KY- epitomizing our steadfast commitment to making a tangible difference for those affected by the war in Tigray.

The piece features on our flier is Tizeta by Robel Asfaw ( @robxarts ). Robel is an Architect, a self-taught multidisciplinary Artist, and Graphic Designer. Combining his expertise with artistic flair, he crafts compelling visual stories tailored to diverse clientele. From illustrations to impactful branding solutions, print materials to dynamic digital content, Robel’s skills span a spectrum of design projects. Committed to leaving a lasting impression, he is dedicated to delivering designs of exceptional quality.

#louisville #firstfriday #artgallery

Tizeta by Robel Asfaw

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Turning A New Leaf - Dallas, Texas, USA
Jun
17
to Jun 18

Turning A New Leaf - Dallas, Texas, USA

2023 Wa'Ela Tigray Art Exhibition: "Turning A New Leaf"

Tigray Art Collective is thrilled to share the exciting news of our upcoming art exhibition, scheduled to take place in Dallas, Texas. This year's event will be held at the Mesquite Convention Center in the Pelham Room, from June 17th to June 18th. We cordially invite you to join us as we delve into the theme of "Turning A New Leaf," which encompasses a diverse range of interpretations reflecting the Tigray community's journey of healing, growth, acceptance, and more. Our talented artists have poured their creativity into capturing the essence of this theme, offering a unique and thought-provoking experience for all attendees. The exhibition will showcase an array of artwork that embodies the transformative power of embracing new beginnings. Through their artistic expressions, our artists aim to inspire and connect with the audience, fostering a sense of unity and collective progress. We have scheduled two time slots on Saturday to accommodate a wide range of visitors: from 12 PM to 5 PM and from 9 PM until midnight. On Sunday, the exhibition will be open from 12 PM to 5 PM. This schedule allows for flexibility, enabling you to choose a convenient time to explore the captivating artworks on display. The Wa'Ela Tigray event promises to be a gathering of like-minded individuals, artists, and art enthusiasts, all seeking to engage with the Tigray community's narrative of resilience and growth. We eagerly anticipate your presence and look forward to welcoming you to this year's exhibition. Please mark your calendars and make sure to attend the Wa'Ela Tigray Art Exhibition. Together, let's celebrate the spirit of transformation, hope, and the beauty of turning a new leaf.

#WaelaTigray2023

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Root of Identity - Instagram Live
Mar
8

Root of Identity - Instagram Live

Come and support Tigrayan artists, Hlina and Yeshi, as we showcase their culturally rich and meaningful artwork live on Instagram on March 8th at 7pm EST. These talented artists have committed themselves to supporting victims of sexual violence being treated at Ayder Hospital, as well as those who are homeless and lack support. Their goal is to assist 2000 victims, and they have been working tirelessly to provide financial support and aid to those in need.

The theme "Roots of Identity" inspired young female Tigrayan artists residing in Mekelle to create a collection of paintings that reflect on the Tigrayan identity and the various atrocities inflicted upon them due to their identity. The artists aim to support the psychotherapeutic treatment of sexually abused Tigrayan women by donating all proceeds from the sale of these artworks to assist the victims.

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Wa’ela 2022 Exhibition - Chicago, Illinois, USA
May
27
to May 29

Wa’ela 2022 Exhibition - Chicago, Illinois, USA

Tigray Art Collective Wa’ela Exhibition, May 27-29 2022, Chicago, IL

Tigray Art Collective brings together artists who tell the true stories of Tigray. Founded by Mahder Tella and Gabrielle Tesfaye, the two artists dreamt of ways a connected home of artists could make a creative impact and amplify awareness about the Tigray genocide. Weaving together a community of Tigrayan creators, we use art as an effective instrument of advocacy, inspire healing, and innovate creative realities for Tigray.

The collective will be bringing the community together across three days at The Martin. Join us for any exhibition windows and for the film screening on Saturday night - all free of charge. All artwork will be available for purchase through the collective to help support the crisis in Tigray.

SCHEDULE

  • Friday May 27th - 6-9pm: Exhibition Opening Reception

  • Saturday May 28th - 10am-4pm: Open Gallery Hours

  • Saturday May 28th - 6:30-8pm: Film Screening & Community Gathering

  • Sunday May 29th - 4-7pm: Exhibition Closing Reception

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