History of cultural center

Ancient begins for the older literature culture . they very earlist human art and crafts showing of evidence
for workmanship with an artistic purpose are the subject of some debate it is clear that such workmanship
existed by 40,000 year ago in upper paleolithic era.

About Ethiopia art and cultural

The advent of Christianity in the fourth century begging of traditional religious painting Christian art
mostly in church, it was founded in the form of painting , cross, icons and illustrated manuscript at the
height of its stylistic perfection. Ethiopia art renounced the illusion of volumes depth and perspective the
paintings were conceptual and composed of a series of image signs according to spiritual consideration.
By the 20th century Ethiopian artists began to deal with others topics and themes. The establishment of
addis ababa universally Alle school of fine art and design in 1958 was a milestone for the exploration of
and study of Ethiopia art history and reflecting art but provided flexibility for the exploration of and study
of Ethiopian art history and reflecting art education by creating critical plat forms for local as well as
international creative thought.

Key words

 What is culture?
 What is cultural center?

Culture
Culture is a contact line between human and the environment through it, his/her root will be strengthened
in both the nature and society. Cultural facilities of human are becoming more close and dependent to
each other and nation emerges from common mentalities which are born from the culture and its bonding
is common in memories and what they beloved and what they hate and common language and so on.
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