Yerevan: View from the Future exhibition will be FREE until its closing on December 16

October 16, 2012

In response to the large number of visitors and the positive feedback, the Cafesjian Center for the Arts is happy to announce that admission to the Yerevan: View from the Future exhibition will be FREE until its closing on December 16.

Yerevan: View from the Future exhibition was organized in partnership with the Yerevan History Museum, marking the launch of 2012 Erebuni-Yerevan celebrations. The exhibition presents paintings and graphics by renowned Armenian artists, depicting various scenes of Yerevan in the first half of the 20th century, as well as photographs of modern-day Yerevan, symbolizing the progress of the city in retrospect to old Yerevan.

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