The Armenian Miniature Paintings Center Foundation is organizing the “Alphabet of Independence” pan-Armenian children’s exhibitions dedicated to the 100^th anniversary of the First Republic of Armenia through its Children’s Exhibitions Program.

The exhibitions are open to Armenian schoolchildren, who can create miniature paintings portraying the Armenian alphabet, enshrining the importance of the Armenian alphabet and the Armenian language through modern use of the alphabet and Armenian medieval miniature painting and the first attempt to play a role in this field. The children are participating in the celebrations dedicated to Independence Day and celebrating the restoration of Armenian statehood.

The exhibitions will be launched with an exhibition to be hosted at Warrior Andranik Museum (September 21) and organized by the Center and Vivart Cultural Organization, which is collaborating through the program. Among the participants are 100 children of freedom fighters who participated in the Artsakh war.

The authors of the best works will receive certificates of participation in the final stage of the pan-Armenian exhibitions. We cordially anticipate the active participation of Armenian schoolchildren.

To apply and receive more details, please visit the Center’s office (8 Tumanyan Street, Room 514) or call at (+374)10-54-00-13, (093) 03-84-93.

Sincerely,

Programs Department of the Directorate of the Armenian Miniature Paintings Center Foundation

Official partner: VIVART Cultural NGO