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Merid Tafesse to present solo mixed-media exhibition “Refraction” in Addis Ababa

Ethiopian artist Merid Tafesse is set to showcase a new solo mixed-media exhibition titled “Refraction” at the Alliance Ethio-Française Addis Ababa from April 26 to June 25, 2026.

Curated by Desta Meghoo, the exhibition will run at the Alliance Ethio-Française’s Piassa branch, with free entry for visitors. It will be open Tuesday to Sunday from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Described as a solo mixed-media experience, Refraction will present Merid’s latest artistic work through a visual language that appears to explore identity, perception and layered expression. The exhibition’s promotional artwork features a striking close-up portrait rendered in vivid blues, browns and reds, suggesting a bold and introspective artistic approach.

The exhibition is being held with support from several partners, including the French Embassy, Habesha Creative, Louvre Grand Hotel and BGI Ethiopia.

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