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Vardan
Azatyan – Art Historian, vice-president of the NAAC,
director of the Art History Department of Armenian Center for
Contemporary Experimental Art (ACCEA), teaches History of Contemporary
Art in Yerevan State Academy of Fine Arts. He graduated from
Yerevan State Institute of Fine Arts. His Ph.D. thesis is The
Historiography of World Art during the Cold War. Fluent in English,
he is a translator of philosophy.
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Ruben
Arevshatyan - Sculptor, art critic. Graduated from Yerevan
Art and Theater Institute. Teaches art history in the Open University
of Art. His critical articles concern the current problems of
Armenian contemporary art. Fluent in English.
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Susanna
Gyulamiryan – Art critic, freelance curator. Her
critical articles are about the problems contemporary art
faces in the context of market relations. Recently she is
interested in feminist and gender problems in the art practice
of Armenian woman artists. Russian philology specialist, graduated
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Arman
Grigoryan - Artist, cultural activist, ideologue of the
“3rd floor” movement. He teaches painting at Mkhitar
Sebastatsi Art School. Exhibition is the main format of his
critical activities. He writes reviews about individual artists
and exhibitions.
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Eva
Khachatryan – Co-Director of Department of Fine
Arts of Armenian Center
for Contemporary Experimental Art
(ACCEA). The exhibitions of last two years address feminist
issues and the problems of women’s art. Educated as
a music critic, graduated from Yerevan State Conservatory.
Fluent in English.
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Nazareth
Karoyan - Art critic, freelance curator, president of
NAAC. His critical articles deal with the problems of establishing
an institutional system of art in Armenia and the challenges
of artistic exchange between Post-Soviet and European countries.
Educated as philologist. Graduated from Yerevan State University,
fluent in French.
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Anjela
Harutyunyan - Art historian, curator. She is a M.A. student
in International University of Bremen. Graduated from Yerevan
State University, faculty of Art History. Her research includes
the study of Public and Media Art. Fluent in English.
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Vardan
Jaloyan - Literary and art critic, philosopher. Teaches
cultural studies in Mkhitar Sebastatsi Art School. He studies
the role of the modernism and women’s art in the transformation
of modern Armenian society. Graduated from Moscow Physics-Technical
Institute.
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Lilith
Sargsyan - Art historian, critic, teaches in the Art History
department of Yerevan State University. She is specialized
in the Armenian art of the second of the 20th century and
interested in the problems of art and market. Graduated from
Yerevan State Institute of Fine Arts, faculty of Art History.
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