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GALLERY AT UNITY

Historical and artistic photographs taken by the late renowned photographer Johannes Haile (1927 - 2016) are being displayed at the Unity Park at the grand palace.

GALLERY AT UNITY

Historical and artistic photographs taken by the late renowned photographer Johannes Haile (1927 - 2016) are being displayed at the Unity Park at the grand palace. Curated by Meskerem Assegued, guests visiting the Park can enjoy the exhibition for the coming three months. Johannes Haile was one of the first  Ethiopians to study photography at the NY School of Modern Photography and the University of Southern California. He was the official photographer of Emperor Haile Selassie at the OAU.

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