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CAFESJIAN CENTER FOR THE ARTS AND YEREVAN HISTORY MUSEUM TO HAVE A JOINT EXHIBITION
ARMENPRESS
8 October, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, OCTOBER 8, ARMENPRESS: Cafesjian Center for the Arts continues
its inter-museum cooperation project by organizing joint exhibitions
with sister museums. The exhibition organized in partnership with
Yerevan History Museum and titled "Yerevan. View from the future" is
marking the launch of 2012 Erebuni-Yerevan celebrations. Armenpress
was informed by Lilit okhakyan, responsible for PR and marketing
of Cafesjian Center for the Arts. She has also added that the first
exhibition in this program was Spring Motifs, organized in partnership
with the Museum of Russian Art.
The exhibition on view at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts presents
fine and graphic artworks by renowned Armenian artists, portraying
various scenes of Yerevan in the first half of 20th century, as well
as photographs of modern-day Yerevan, symbolizing the progress of
the city in retrospect to old Yerevan.
Armenpress reports that the Director of the Yerevan History Museum,
Armine Sargsyan has noted "The presented works are valuable not only
from an artistic but also from a historical perspective, for they
represent a city that has now become history. Owing to M. Saryan, P.
Terlemezyan, H. Kojoyan, S. Arakelyan and other celebrated artists,
the younger generation today enjoys an opportunity to form a true
idea of the Yerevan they have never seen".
From: Baghdasarian
ARMENPRESS
8 October, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, OCTOBER 8, ARMENPRESS: Cafesjian Center for the Arts continues
its inter-museum cooperation project by organizing joint exhibitions
with sister museums. The exhibition organized in partnership with
Yerevan History Museum and titled "Yerevan. View from the future" is
marking the launch of 2012 Erebuni-Yerevan celebrations. Armenpress
was informed by Lilit okhakyan, responsible for PR and marketing
of Cafesjian Center for the Arts. She has also added that the first
exhibition in this program was Spring Motifs, organized in partnership
with the Museum of Russian Art.
The exhibition on view at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts presents
fine and graphic artworks by renowned Armenian artists, portraying
various scenes of Yerevan in the first half of 20th century, as well
as photographs of modern-day Yerevan, symbolizing the progress of
the city in retrospect to old Yerevan.
Armenpress reports that the Director of the Yerevan History Museum,
Armine Sargsyan has noted "The presented works are valuable not only
from an artistic but also from a historical perspective, for they
represent a city that has now become history. Owing to M. Saryan, P.
Terlemezyan, H. Kojoyan, S. Arakelyan and other celebrated artists,
the younger generation today enjoys an opportunity to form a true
idea of the Yerevan they have never seen".
From: Baghdasarian