Анатолий Папанян. Фото

Anatoly Papanyan

biography

Anatoly Papanyan was born in 1941 in Armenia.

1967 – Graduation from the State Institute of Arts in Yerevan, Armenia.

1968 – 1976 – statewide exhibitions of young artists in Armenia.

1980 -1985 — participation in "Armenian Art Abroad" exhibitions in:

  • Ceylon
  • Austria
  • Luxemburg
  • USA
  • Canada
  • and Finland.

1990–1991 – acquisition of artworks by the Armenian State Picture Gallery and The Modern Art Museum in Yerevan, Armenia.

1992 – Acquisition of artworks by the Pushkin's Museum of the Western Art in Moscow, Russia (five etching prints).

1981–1991 – Teaching in the Experimental Centre of Aesthetic Education and the Art Institute in Yerevan, Armenia.

1993 – Moving to Israel

1994 – Artfocus festival in Binyaney-HaUma in Jerusalem, Israel

1994 – Personal exhibition in Netanya, Israel.

1994 – 1995 the exhibitions of "The six" artists and "The seven" artists in the Artist's Union Hall, Tel-Aviv, Israel.

1995 – Personal exhibition in Berlin, Germany.

2000 – "The Fifth Corner" group exhibition, Netanya, Israel..

2000 –"Personal Preferences" exhibition, the Zeitlin Museum of Russian Art, Ramat-Gan, Israel.

2001 –"Personal Preferences" exhibition The New Manege, Moscow, Russia.

2002 –"Personal Preferences" exhibition The Manege and the Artists Union Exhibitions Centre, Sankt-Petersburg, Russia.

2000 – 2002
personal exhibitions produced by "Little Van Gogh" ArtService, Bad-Honnef, Germany.

2007 - Acquisition of artworks by Armenian State Picture Gallery (nine etching prints).

A number of artworks are currently in private collections in Russia, Armenia, USA, Germany, Holland, France, Estonia, Ukraine and Israel.

 

Personal exhibitions produced by "Little van Gogh"

29.03.00 – Vodafone TeleCommerce GmbH, Ratingen

09.06.00 – AVENDIHOTEL- Betriebsgesellschaft Bad Honnef

15.08.00 – InterXion Telecom GmbH, Frankfurt

12.10.00 – HAITECAG, Frankfurt

07.12.00 – LIVINGSTONElectronic Services GmbH, Darmstadt

07.02.00 – Procoda AG, Frankfurt-am-Main