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Tag: Exhibition

Unfolding Layers of Sensuality in Mary Badalian’s Embroidered Canvases

by Varduhi Kirakosian I pass by Mary’s artworks in the gallery, the second one in line, the third… and I … More

2021, Armenia, art, Contemporary Art, Dalan Art Gallery, Embroidery, EMERGING ARTIST, Exhibition, HAYP, IN SITU, MARY BADALIAN, News, Yerevan

In Conversation: Vazken Kalayjian

by Anna K. Gargarian With “Heart Flow: Spiritual Abstractions” opening in just a few days, I took a moment to … More

2021, Armenia, Contemporary Art, Exhibition, HAYP, INSITU, LATITUDE, Painting, Shamanic Practice, Vahakni, Vazken Kalayjian, Vision Quest, Yerevan, Zen Buddhism

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: “Is Armenia ready for a major art biennale?” Laure Raffy interviews curator Mazdak Faiznia of ICAE 2018

interview by Laure Raffy photos by Ed Tadevossian, courtesy of ICAE2018 and Shaula International On the occasion of the ICAE 2018 … More

Armenia, Contemporary Art, Curator, Exhibition, francophonie, HAYP Pop Up Gallery, ICAE2018, interview, Mazdak Faiznia, Summit, Yerevan

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

Opening “NOR-DADA” in Venice

by Charlotte Poulain Prepping A short three months ago HAYP Pop Up Gallery was contacted by the GAA Foundation, a … More

biennale, biennale2017, Exhibition, gaa foudation, gayane, HAYP, personal structures, personalstructures, venice, venicebiennale, yerkanyan

With a little help from HAYP friends…

Searching the whole city in search for a good location. Calling proprietors. Negotiating. Developing concepts with artists. Moving blocks of cement around…

Behind the Scenes, downshift, Exhibition, HAYP, hayp 9.0, setup, Yerevan

New Illuminations featured in Book Arts-UK!

Book Arts is a multi-faceted project through the University of the West of England (UWE), Bristol that undertakes research projects, … More

2017, Anna Gargarian, Armenia, BookArts, bookmaking, Erin Pinon, Exhibition, gyumri, HAYP Pop Up Gallery, HAYP8.0, manuscripts, Matenadaran, New Illuminations, News, newsletter, Sarah Bodman, Suzi Banks Baum, UK

Aaaaand we’re back

by Charlotte Poulain As you may have noticed, HAYP hasn’t been popping up all that often in 2016. Our first … More

AIWA, Anna Gargarian, Armenia, Behind the Scenes, Contemporary Art, Curate, Events, Exhibition, HAYP, HAYP Pop Up Gallery, ICA Yerevan, Institute of Contemporary Art Yerevan, LOVE ICA, Love Is Electric, Misty Fumes, mural, Nazareth Karoyan, Pop Up, protest signs, SamSaga, Samvel Saghatelian, Street Art, Yerevan

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