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Category: Exhibitions

Studio Visit: Amy Todman

Text and images by Varduhi Kirakosian Even locals swearing to know every single street in the city might struggle to … More

abstract art, Amy Todman, Armenia, brain, Contemporary Art, COVID-19, Dalan Art Gallery, HAYP Pop Up Gallery, IN SITU, Installation, line, oranges, Yerevan

Exhibition Review: Community and Critique @ Warehouse421

Artists explore gentrification, preservation and cultural appropriation through material practice at Abu Dhabi’s Warehouse421 by Anna Gargarian As my Uber … More

Abu Dhabi, art, Christopher Benton, Dubai, Emirates, Exhibition, Fellowship, Hollowed, Maitha Abdalla, Rawdha Al Ketbi, Review, RISD, SEAF, Sultan Al Remeithi, Warehouse421, Xavier Mascaró

Exhibition Review: Together is Possible

Where residents take part in each other’s sadness and joy without discrimination  by Laure Raffy (scroll down for original text … More

Armenia, Azerbaijan, Caucasus, conflict, Exhibition, Journalism, Laure Raffy, Nagorno Karabakh, Nelli Shishmanyan, NKB, NPAK, peace, photography, resolution, Review

Interview: Loussiné Ghukasyan, Artist

Interview by Laure Raffy for HAYP Pop Up Gallery Original text in French below. Download pdf: Lussine Ghukasyan – interview … More

Armenia, Artist, Black and White, Contemporary Art, HAYP Pop Up Gallery, interview, Laure Raffy, Loussine Ghukasyan, Pop Up, Yerevan

FUNDUK Week: At a glance

HAYP 12 12 12 Retrospective started off with a bang at opening night last Wednesday, December 12. Diverse installations animated … More

Armenia Market, Caravanserai, Contemporary Art, Final HAYP, Funduk, Hayastan Hanrakhanut, HAYP 12 12 12, HAYP Pop Up Gallery, Pop Up, tonavachar

#SpotLight: Aramazt Kalayjian

by Lori Kassabian Disclaimer: December 12, 2018 HAYP Pop Up Gallery celebrates 4 years of pop up exhibitions, performance and … More

HAYP Pop Up’s Guide to the Armenia Art Fair: Practical tips & Info

After several weeks of (peaceful) protests, blocked roads, and halted infrastructure that left us all wondering whether indeed the Armenia … More

Aré Festival, Armenia Art Fair, Eva Khatchatrian, HAYP, HAYP Pop Up Gallery, Mergelian Institute, Narek Barseghyan, Pop Up, Practical Info, Slavs and Tatars, The Leather Show, Yerevan Expo

CETI Lab: ARTiculating frameworks for communication

by Anna K. Gargarian, Curator “CETI Lab” September 2017 is an important marker in the history of space exploration: exactly … More

Ambartsumian, Anna Gargarian, Armenia, Arto Vaun, byurakan, ceti, Contemporary Art, HAYP Pop Up Gallery, herouni telescope, Karen Mirzoyan, Lvis Mejía, Manan Torosyan, Marvin Minsky, Orgov, Samvel Saghatelian, Sona Manukyan

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About CETI Lab

HAYP Pop Up Gallery is pleased to present “CETI Lab: HAYP at BAO”, a project combining an artist residency, a collective exhibition and an event week. This will be HAYP Pop Up Gallery’s 10th collective art exhibit in Armenia, and the first to take place at the Byurakan Astrophysical Observatory.

Armenia, art, byurakan, byurakan astrophysical observatory, ceti, cetilab, Exhibition, HAYP, hayp10, herouni telescope, popup, Yerevan

CALL TO PERFORMERS/Կոչ մասնակիցներին

հայերենի տեքստը ստորև ն է գտնվում Dear artists, storytellers, musicians and performers, HAYP Pop Up Gallery will be back in … More

Armenia, art, contemporary dance, gyumri, HAYP Pop Up Gallery, HAYP8.0, interactive, New Illuminations, performance, Pop Up, theatre

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