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EXHIBITION OF ARMENIAN MODERN ART OPENS IN LUXEMBOURG PALACE IN PARIS
PARIS, JUNE 29, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. Armenian Ambassador
Edward Nalbandian, together with Jean-Clod Goden and Jee Fischer, the
Vice-Chairmen of the French Senate, opened the exhibition dedicated to
Armenian Modern Art in the Orangerie of the Luxembourg palace in Paris
on June 26. This information was provided to Noyan Tapan by the Press
and Information Department of the RA Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
About 100 pictorial works and sculptures of 23 Armenian modern artists,
who live outside the borders of Armenia, are being exhibited in the
large territory of the Orangerie, which faces the Luxembourg garden.
The exhibition belongs to the Yerevan Modern Art Museum, which was also
exhibited in Nice and Loubes between February and March this year
within the framework of the Armenian year with Henrik Igitian at the
head.
The exhibition was organized due to the sponsorship of Christian
Ponsele, the Chairman of the Senate of France, and the Armenian
Ambassador, Edward Nalbandian.
The exhibition will last until July 15.
PARIS, JUNE 29, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. Armenian Ambassador
Edward Nalbandian, together with Jean-Clod Goden and Jee Fischer, the
Vice-Chairmen of the French Senate, opened the exhibition dedicated to
Armenian Modern Art in the Orangerie of the Luxembourg palace in Paris
on June 26. This information was provided to Noyan Tapan by the Press
and Information Department of the RA Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
About 100 pictorial works and sculptures of 23 Armenian modern artists,
who live outside the borders of Armenia, are being exhibited in the
large territory of the Orangerie, which faces the Luxembourg garden.
The exhibition belongs to the Yerevan Modern Art Museum, which was also
exhibited in Nice and Loubes between February and March this year
within the framework of the Armenian year with Henrik Igitian at the
head.
The exhibition was organized due to the sponsorship of Christian
Ponsele, the Chairman of the Senate of France, and the Armenian
Ambassador, Edward Nalbandian.
The exhibition will last until July 15.