ARMENIAN ARTIST'S WORKS TO GO ON DISPLAY AT MODERN ART MUSEUM
tert.am
18:18 ~U 10.12.12
Yerevan's Modern Art Museum will open next week an exhibition
dedicated to Kamo Nigaryan, an outstanding representative of the
Armenian contemporary painting art.
The display, which will run from December 11 until 15, will feature
49 abstract canvasses that have never been showcased before.
"Kamo Nigaryan was a very modest and taciturn person. He didn't
normally like organizing an exhibition of his own works. When we
found out last year that he also has photos, we decided to arrange
the exposition. But he wouldn't wish it and felt uncomfortable"
the Museum's director, Noune Avetisyan, told reporters on Monday,
noting that the artist held his first exhibition at the age of 17.
Avetisyan particularly praised the artist's contribution to the
development of the museum art. "He wouldn't arrange things at the
exhibition just for the sake of doing that. He had a creative approach
to everything. In Armenia, it was a new word in the museum design,"
she said.
Avetisyan added that an illustrated book, containing 83 pieces by
the author, is also going to to be showcased at the exhibition.
From: A. Papazian
tert.am
18:18 ~U 10.12.12
Yerevan's Modern Art Museum will open next week an exhibition
dedicated to Kamo Nigaryan, an outstanding representative of the
Armenian contemporary painting art.
The display, which will run from December 11 until 15, will feature
49 abstract canvasses that have never been showcased before.
"Kamo Nigaryan was a very modest and taciturn person. He didn't
normally like organizing an exhibition of his own works. When we
found out last year that he also has photos, we decided to arrange
the exposition. But he wouldn't wish it and felt uncomfortable"
the Museum's director, Noune Avetisyan, told reporters on Monday,
noting that the artist held his first exhibition at the age of 17.
Avetisyan particularly praised the artist's contribution to the
development of the museum art. "He wouldn't arrange things at the
exhibition just for the sake of doing that. He had a creative approach
to everything. In Armenia, it was a new word in the museum design,"
she said.
Avetisyan added that an illustrated book, containing 83 pieces by
the author, is also going to to be showcased at the exhibition.
From: A. Papazian