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YEREVAN'S MUSEUM OF FUTURE WILL ONLY BE OPEN FOR A DAY
10.16.2014 15:44 epress.am
http://www.epress.am/en/2014/10/16/yerevan%E2%80%99s-museum-of-future-will-only-be-open-for-a-day.html
"Armenia is rightly called the birthplace of the "future". More than
two thousand years ago, at the dawn of Christian civilization in the
foothills of Mount Ararat was born fraternity of fighters for equality
and justice of the ideal society."
The Yerevan Museum of Future History project's text begins with the
latter paragraph. The project will take place on October 17, at 7 pm,
at the Art Laboratory (13 Hrachya Kochar str., 1st Floor, #20 room)
for only one day.
The project's participants write:
"The heroes' long journey continues to this day, leaving indelible
traces in the hearts of new generations, seekers of freedom. If the
people of the earth just knew how much creative sweat, blood, and
pain bears the long-awaited free future! That knowledge has a value
of gold. Like a miraculous drug relieves it from the sleep of reason
and sweet forgetfulness of slavery. Therefore, they do not stop their
pursuit of those who take it upon themselves to tell the stories of
the future and to fight for it. One day, after the victory of the noble
brotherhood, liberated from the shackles of injustice and oppression,
Yerevan History Museum opens a renewed Future.
And in this new museum, there will be the integration of the stories
of oppressed generations, which have been passed on from generation
to another. All around planet Earth and all other planets, a renewed
humanity will remember and honor the memory of those who are indebted
to the future. But today, we can start to bring that day closer.
Therefore, we are opening, for the first time in Armenia and only
for a day, the Yerevan Museum of the Future.
The project was created by Arseny Zhilyaev in collaboration with
Armenian artists, cultural critics and political activists, and with
curator Eva Khachatryan, in the framework of Suburb Cultural Center
and CEC ArtsLink residency program.
The people who have worked on the project are Arseny Zhilyaev, Eva
Khachatryan, Momik Vardanyan, Arthur Petrosyan, Vardan Jaloyan, Ara
Nedolyan, Vahram Aghasyan, Edgar Amroyan, Samvel Vanoyan, Hovhannes
Margaryan, Hayk Bianjyan, Narek Aleksanyan and Grigor Khachatryan.
From: Baghdasarian
10.16.2014 15:44 epress.am
http://www.epress.am/en/2014/10/16/yerevan%E2%80%99s-museum-of-future-will-only-be-open-for-a-day.html
"Armenia is rightly called the birthplace of the "future". More than
two thousand years ago, at the dawn of Christian civilization in the
foothills of Mount Ararat was born fraternity of fighters for equality
and justice of the ideal society."
The Yerevan Museum of Future History project's text begins with the
latter paragraph. The project will take place on October 17, at 7 pm,
at the Art Laboratory (13 Hrachya Kochar str., 1st Floor, #20 room)
for only one day.
The project's participants write:
"The heroes' long journey continues to this day, leaving indelible
traces in the hearts of new generations, seekers of freedom. If the
people of the earth just knew how much creative sweat, blood, and
pain bears the long-awaited free future! That knowledge has a value
of gold. Like a miraculous drug relieves it from the sleep of reason
and sweet forgetfulness of slavery. Therefore, they do not stop their
pursuit of those who take it upon themselves to tell the stories of
the future and to fight for it. One day, after the victory of the noble
brotherhood, liberated from the shackles of injustice and oppression,
Yerevan History Museum opens a renewed Future.
And in this new museum, there will be the integration of the stories
of oppressed generations, which have been passed on from generation
to another. All around planet Earth and all other planets, a renewed
humanity will remember and honor the memory of those who are indebted
to the future. But today, we can start to bring that day closer.
Therefore, we are opening, for the first time in Armenia and only
for a day, the Yerevan Museum of the Future.
The project was created by Arseny Zhilyaev in collaboration with
Armenian artists, cultural critics and political activists, and with
curator Eva Khachatryan, in the framework of Suburb Cultural Center
and CEC ArtsLink residency program.
The people who have worked on the project are Arseny Zhilyaev, Eva
Khachatryan, Momik Vardanyan, Arthur Petrosyan, Vardan Jaloyan, Ara
Nedolyan, Vahram Aghasyan, Edgar Amroyan, Samvel Vanoyan, Hovhannes
Margaryan, Hayk Bianjyan, Narek Aleksanyan and Grigor Khachatryan.
From: Baghdasarian