Projects

There is no nation which does not need to borrow from others. (John Stuart Mill)

As part of my initiatives and programme I have organised of artistic/cultural projects, The project’s main goal was to help emerging artists gain recognition for their talent by offering an interactive platform to showcase their work To promote cultural dialogue, the theme of the contest was:

Moscow, the Winzavod Centre of Contemporary Art an exhibition featuring expat artists from Moscow alongside a fundraising event, supported by the diplomatic community. In Yerevan, Armenia, the Cafesjian Center for Arts held an art contest
and cultural event titled E-Portfolio, aimed at supporting KASA Humanitarian Foundation’s artist program and fostering diplomatic engagement through art. Additionally, in 2012, the Delegation of the European Union to the Russian Federation organized the There is No Nation Which Does Not Need to Borrow From Others contest and exhibition, showcasing the work of young artists in MoscowArt and the Market Magazine. A digital magazine that explores the intersections of art, market dynamics, and the forces that shape the global art industry. Through features, interviews, and analysis, Art and the Market examines how cultural and commercial influences impact art trends, valuations, and the visibility of artists. Launched as a startup project, it brings together experts and enthusiasts, fostering a deeper understanding of the art market’s inner workings. Link to learn more.

Armenian Art Fair. Co-founded to establish a prominent platform for showcasing Armenian and regional artists, the Armenian Art Fair provides a unique space for artistic exchange and visibility. Since its inception, it has connected artists, galleries, and collectors, spotlighting contemporary Armenian art and fostering its integration into the global art community.