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    BIGGEST EXHIBITION OF S.PARAJANOV'S WORKS TO OPEN AT HIGHER ART ACADEMY OF PARIS

    Noyan Tapan
    Feb 12 2007

    YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 12, NOYAN TAPAN. The "Glorious Parajanov" biggest
    exhibition will open on February 12 at the Higher Art Academy of
    Paris. Armenian great artist Sergey Parajanov's 72 works will be
    presented there. It will last till April 8 after what the works will
    be moved to the Modern Art Museum Saint Etienne where they will be
    exhibited from April 25 to May 20. Zaven Sargsian, the S.Parajanov's
    Museum Director informed the Noyan Tapan correspondent about it. In the
    museum director's words, different exhibitions presenting S.Parajanov's
    heritage opened and continue being opened in different cities within
    the framework of events of the Year of Armenia in France. "The year
    of Armenia in France is an excellent possibility for the French
    spectators to get acquainted or to remember works of cinematography,
    painting, finally of the great philosopher which gave the brightest
    colours to exhibitions of the Year of Armenia to France," Zaven
    Sargsian said. The first of the exhibitions opened on January 9 in the
    Cinemateque of Toulouse, presenting great master's 30 film sketches
    and illustrations to staged performances. The festival of Parajanov's
    films to be held in Boubini suburb of Paris on March 9-25 will also
    be accompanied by the exhibition of canvases painted by him. Films
    of Tarkovski, Fellini, Pasolini established spiritual sincerity with
    Armenian directors will also be presented besides the master's films
    during those days. A retrospective show of Parajanov's films will
    be held. The French side also prepares for publication of a 170-page
    big illustrated book dedicated to Parajanov.
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