Curator Sarhat Petrosyan, Urbanlab Independent Landscape.
Pavilion of Republic of Armenia
in 15th Venice Architecture Biennale
IN ARMENIA FROM 2004 TO 2020
2016
There is a story to tell
Armenian art spans a vast geography and is created both within the homeland and across the worldwide diaspora.
It offers a distinct perspective and cultural narrative shaped by historical, cultural, and personal experiences, resulting in its artists making significant contributions to their respective art movements.
Despite its notable contributions, it has often been overlooked, and there remains a significant gap in international awareness and academic research focused on Armenian art from modernity to the present.
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The Armenia Art Project is a multi-year, multi-channel project dedicated to promoting, integrating and contextualizing Armenian Modern and Contemporary art into the global art conversation.
integrate, contextualize, promote
Key Activities
Scholarly research and publications
Our project bridges gaps in knowledge through scholarly publications, including a foundational book, articles, and exhibition catalogues. By encompassing 20th-century Armenian art alongside contemporary voices, we aim to revive its legacy, elevate the value of artworks, and celebrate the artists who shape Armenia’s cultural identity.
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Digital Initiatives and Platform
Our comprehensive digital platform will be a dynamic hub for exploring and celebrating Armenian art. It will feature detailed artist profiles, an extensive gallery of artworks, and a library of articles and publications. Accessible to both academic and public audiences, the platform will highlight Armenian artistic contributions across eras and regions
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Collaborative events and exhibitions
Collaborative events and exhibitions will play important role in our mission to introduce Armenian art to a global audience. Through partnerships with institutions, curators, and artists, we aim to create engaging exhibitions and cultural programs that showcase the depth and diversity of Armenian art.
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Our Events
Conference in Lisbon, 28/11 - 30/11 2024
Art in the Post-Soviet World: Armenia and the Caucasus
This conference will take place on November 29, 2024, at ARTIS – Institute of Art History, School of Arts and Humanities, University of Lisbon. It is a key part of our initiative to promote and integrate Armenian modern and contemporary art into the global art dialogue. Read More
Fieldwork Collaboration in Armenia, 01/09 - 07/09 2024
As part of a collaboration between the University of Lisbon (UL), the Institute for Contemporary Art in Yerevan, a fieldwork project was organized. Read More