On December 10, 2024, Kibri Art was invited to showcase the stunning coffee artwork of Tesfalem Atenaw at The Battery. This special event brought together art and culture, highlighting the unique medium of coffee painting, an art form with roots in Ethiopia, the birthplace of coffee.

On Saturday, December 7, 2024, Shack 15 hosted the vibrant Art Market, where creativity and connection took center stage. Kibri Art proudly represented Tesfalem Atenaw, whose captivating works became the highlight of the evening, drawing admiration and sparking meaningful conversations.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating Tesfalem Atenaw’s incredible artistry and the beauty of the creative spirit. Stay tuned for more opportunities to explore and connect through art with Kibri Art.

At an engaging panel discussion at The Battery in San Francisco, moderator Chuck guided a conversation about Eritrean art, its ancient origins, and its contemporary evolution. The discussion covered the rich artistic legacy of Eritrea, from prehistoric rock paintings and ceramic artifacts to the influence of the Kingdom of Adulis and the Orthodox Coptic Church on Eritrean culture. Panelist Esayas shared his research on decoding ancient languages and the connections between Eritrean scripts and Egyptian hieroglyphs, while curator Natasha explored the challenges Eritrean artists face in gaining visibility compared to other regions, particularly West Africa.

At a thought-provoking event held at Shack 15 in San Francisco, moderated by Nabiel, panelists gathered to discuss the rich history and contemporary significance of Eritrean art. The discussion featured insights into the ancient origins of Eritrean culture, including the influence of the Kingdom of Adulis and the Orthodox Coptic Church, alongside a focus on contemporary artists like Nebay Abraha, Robel Solomon Tewledemedin, and Tesfalem Atenaw.