National Gallery of Armenia

The exhibition brings together over 100 examples of graphic art from the collection of the National Gallery of Armenia, and extracts the representational diversity of nudity in Armenian art from the shadows of puritanical art-historical narratives.
In contrast to customary assumptions, the nude has been consistently present in Armenian art from the emergence of Armenian academic painting in the 1840s to our days. The exhibition outlines this history by indicating the key thematic and theoretical interests that have occupied artists in Armenia and the diaspora throughout this period.

Curators: Vigen Galstyan, Seda Khanjyan
The exhibition will be open from March 4.
Entrance is from the Republic square and from Aram street.
Age restriction: 16+