At the Yunus Emre Institute (YEI) in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, the "The Color of Women" exhibition consisting of watercolor works by Sudanese painter Muhammed Bayram opened its doors to art lovers on September 25, 2022.

At the event hosted by Yunus Emre Institute, more than 70 portraits of women from different cultures from all over Sudan were presented to the appreciation of visitors. 

Abdullah Yegin, Khartoum Yunus Emre Institute Director, stated that their doors are always open to artists and they are happy to host such events.

WE WERE INSPIRED BY SUDANESE WOMEN

Painter Bayram said that they were inspired by Sudanese women and young girls for the painting exhibition.

Bayram said, "With the exhibition, we aimed to show the different faces, skin colors and details of the facial features of Sudanese women and young girls to art lovers. It was an academic and social experience. I selected the portraits randomly from the people I was in contact with on social media. It was a nice surprise for them too, they were very happy."

The exhibition titled "The Color of Women", the artist's second solo exhibition met with art lovers until September 28.

Sanatçının ikinci kişisel sergisi olan "Kadınların Rengi" isimli sergi 28 Eylül'e kadar sanatseverlerle buluştu.