Ethiopia, traditions of creativity
Contributors: Michigan State University. Museum
Publisher: Michigan State University Museum
Published: 1994
Place of publication: East Lansing, Mich.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Ethiopian Art; Exhibitions; Artisans; Artists; Handicraft
Other titles: Traditions of creativity.
Notes: Title from portfolio.

Includes [2] p. on 1 sheet and [12] folded sheets each with [4] pages.

Not to be confused with a related book announced under the title: Ethiopian traditions of creativity.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The evolution of an exhibition : acknowledgments / Raymond Silverman, project director and curator; title: An introduction to the exhibition; title: Ilto Indale and weaving in Doko Losha; title: Bogine Shala and the "things that people make" in Me'en; title: Tabita Hantute and the pottery tradition of Wolayta; title: Menjiya Tabata and the Fuga of Gurageland; title: Tolera Tafa and sorghum stalk model making; title: Amina Ismail Sherif and basket making in Harar; title: Gezahegn Gebre Yohannes and jewelry making in Addis Ababa; title: Qangeta Jembere Hailu and his son Marqos Jembere; title: Zerihun Yetmgeta, a contemporary Ethiopian artist; title: Qes Adamu Tesfaw and religious painting in Ethiopia; title: Elema Boru and Borana milk containers.