Tsegaye eshetu biography of michael

Michael Joseph Jackson (August 29, – June 25, ) was an American singer, dancer, entertainer, and recording artist. Michael Jackson epitomised the era of pop in the 70s, 80s and 90s, earning himself the title theKing of Pop.

He remained a global icon until his untimely death in

Michael Jackson began his music career alongside his fellow brothers and family members in the Jackson Five.

Tsegaye eshetu biography of michael jackson

His career began in , aged only six. The group, led by Jackson&#;s father, worked hard touring many clubs and bars performing their mix of Motown hits. They gained the attention of record labels and in signed with Motown records.

It was the youngest, baby-faced Jackson, that caught the eye of reviewers.

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Rolling Stone magazine wrote that Michael was a &#;prodigy&#; with &#;overwhelming musical gifts&#;. Michael stood out for his exceptional enthusiasm and soft, infectious musical voice. The group produced four number one hit singles, including &#;I Want You Back&#;, ABC and &#;the Lover You Sa

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Michael Tsegaye turned to photography because of an allergy to oil paint. Caitlin Chandler talks to him about &#;African art&#;, Renoir and his upcoming exhibition in Oslo

The mystical air of the Ankober series. Photograph: Michael Tsegaye

It&#;s hard to catch photographer Michael Tsegaye; photography jobs frequently take him to remote parts of Ethiopia, while his personal work graces urban art meccas such as Paris, New York and Bamako. He&#;s soon Scandinavia-bound; Oslo will host his next exhibition later in September.

Luckily Tsegaye recently had time to meet for a macchiato at the Lime Tree café in the Bole neighborhood of Addis Ababa. He grew up in Bole, before the area became home to the never-ending construction of shiny new office buildings and restaurants. Originally a painter, Tsegaye turned out to be allergic to oil paint, and switched to photography in Photography brought him out of the studio and into constant negotiation with places and people; he says he&#;s never looked back.

Tsegaye&#;s photographic series range from tackling social issues such as climate change to pondering space and time across Ethiopia. He has worked in a variety of mediums and formats, and is increasingly in demand from commercial and non-