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Ibrahim El-Salahi Pain Relief at The Saatchi Gallery, London

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May 31, 2024

Amel Bashier at Addis Fine Art London

Until 15th June 24

An article by womensliteracysudan

Amel Bashier at Addis Fine Arts, London

21 Eastcastle Street, London W1W 8DD

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Addis Fine Art

Above, one of the many powerful and poignant works by Sudanese artist Amel Bashier exhibited this month in Addis Fine Art Gallery, London. Learn more about the exhibition from the AFA Addis Fine Art website below: .

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Learn more about this artist’s remarkable body of work in

Amel Bashir Taha Delicate Defiance

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The Exquisite World of Amel Bashir

In Conversation with Amel Bashir

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