by Charlotte Poulain Prepping A short three months ago HAYP Pop Up Gallery was contacted by the GAA Foundation, a … More
Tag: HAYP
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…
What’s hayp-ening in Gyumri?
by Charlotte Poulain Last weekend, the HAYP team traveled to Gyumri – Armenia’s second largest city, described by many as … More
HAYP takes a trip to the USA…
You may have been wondering what the HAYP Pop Up Gallery team has been up to since our last event … More
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
Vardavar 2016 – HAYP concepts
Last Sunday, July 3rd, people flooded (pun intended) the streets of Yerevan with buckets, water-guns, water balloons, and other “water … More
We’re now a registered NGO!
Dear HAYP followers, We have great news on this cold and grey Tuesday… Yesterday, HAYP Pop Up Gallery was officially registered … More
Transit via Bayandur
From October 28 to November 1, HAYP Pop Up Gallery took over the Yerevan-Gyumri train with an art installation and a series of performances. One of those performances was an original project put together by Nairi Hakhverdi, titled “Literary train” (Stories from the 1920s).
“What is luck for you?” Interactive performance for “In Motion”
Three weeks ago, an artist from Stuttgart decided to perform an unexpected artistic and social experiment on the Yerevan-Gyumri train. Barbara Karsh-Chaïeb had been doing an artist residency at AKOS for a little more than two weeks when she heard about HAYP Pop Up Gallery’s exhibition project on the train, and decided to get involved.
“In Motion” wrap-up and ‘thank you’ note
A few months ago, Anna had the crazy idea of setting up an art installation in the Yerevan-Gyumri train. Last week, we finally did it!
Archive 