We have over 70 years experience of organising art exhibitions worldwide and helping to increase awareness and appreciation of British Art. Over the past few years we have succeeded in promoting British and Armenian art in Armenia. Here are some of our past projects.

A Journey Through Dance

On 10 October 2004 we opened A Journey Through Dance multimedia exhibition of Raffie Davtyan’s photos taken during Russell Maliphant Dance Company’s performances in Yerevan in May 2004 and a film produced by Bars Media documentary film studio about Russell Maliphant Company’s tour in Armenia.

This exhibition is a good example of British and Armenian arts collaboration. It is Armenian artists’ response to the British art.

As Is When

An exhibition of British Pop Prints of the 1960s

This exhibition of 84 prints selected from the British Council collection celebrated one of the most exhilarating periods in British printmaking. Spanning the years 1961-1972, the exhibition featured prints by 21 artists who, embracing new technologies and materials, were part of a movement which revolutionised printmaking in Britain.

Magic Pencil

Bringing magic into the lives of young and grown-up kids

We organised a competition between children (from 7-year-olds to 15-year-olds) from 23 April  to 23 2003 May at Khnko Aper children’s library which coincided with the Magoc Pencil exhibition. About 60 children from over 20 schools drew illustrations for an Armenian fairy tale or fable. The winners received books as prizes.