Create Your Narrative New Educational Program at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts (CCA)

April 09, 2013

On April 9, a new educational program titled Create Your Narrative will be offered at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts. The program is designed for school children and families and is based on Hagop Hagopian: Iron Narratives exhibition at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts.
In the first part of the program children will be given a tour at Eagle Gallery, where they will get acquainted with the exhibited works of art created by Hagop Hagopian and the main concepts of the artist. 
The second part of the program will continue in CCA’s Creative Hall. Here, participants will choose objects and create their own works using Hagop Hagopian’s approaches.  

“This program reveals how simple tools and objects can be turned into imaginative figures. It is also a wonderful opportunity to enjoy creative environment”,- said Vahagn Marabyan, the Acting Executive Director of the Cafesjian Center for the Arts.  

Participation in the program is free, with a prior reservation. For more information please call: +37410 541932/34.

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