On November 15 within the bounds of “Cultural days of Karabagh in Armenia” there was opened an exhibition of works by Artsakh artists which carried a new vivacity in Yerevan full of Cultural events autumnal life.

                In two large halls of National Gallery of Armenia there are exhibited about 57 painting, graphic and sculpture works by Artsakh artists. The exhibited works are mostly created during this last years of Artsakh independence, which vivid evidence is the presented themes, original colouring, ideas and generally the internal mood.

                In painting works there are notable ouvres by Sergey Arustamyan “Dadivank”, Lenord Zakaryan “Mravats”, Alexander Atayan “Mulberry harvest”, Zorik Galstyan, Zarine Babayan “Shushi”, Gevorg Sargsyan “Autumn in Varanda Gorge” done in modern realistic manner, in colouristic unique solution in which there are depicted the magnificent nature and spirit of Artsakh Land. Here there are distinguished also graphic works full of colour linear romanticism by Samvel Tavadyan in which one can see the author’s inner aspiration and dreams.

                There are also original works by Hovik Gasparyan, Alvard Grigoryan, Hrant Mnatsakanyan and a number of colouristic works by other artists. There are also presented some sculptures which authors maturely used the materials (wood, bronze, stone) with original plastic turns and from creating highly artistic works: Albert Sargsyan “The violoncellist”, Aram Tsatryan “Composition”, Lavrent Galstyan “ The return of the soldier” etc. Though in some works there are noticeable influences by remarkable Armenian masters, but it by no means doesn't weaken the quality of this exhibition, which once more proves that the artistic and cultural life of Artsakh acquires new stimulation and quality which is the result of intimate ties with his Motherland Armenia.