National Gallery of Armenia
Yerevan
The National Gallery of Armenia is the largest art museum in Armenia. Located on Yerevan's Republic Square, the museum has one of the most prominent locations in the Armenian capital. The NGA houses significant collections of Russian and Western European art, and the world's largest collection of Armenian art. The museum had 65,000 visitors in 2005.
On view
Past exhibitions (8)
Salome. Story of a Restored Masterpiece
23 Mar 2024 — 1 Jun 2024
A masterpiece restored — its story revealed in Yerevan
Donators and Donations. Suren Safaryan
21 Jul 2023 — 31 Jul 2023
A tribute to patronage through Suren Safaryan's donations
Armenian Impressionism
6 May 2022 — 31 Aug 2022
Armenian artists reimagine Impressionism with a local lens.
Paper Mines: Kamo Nigaryan's Explosive Poster Art, 1970–2000s
4 Mar 2022 — 26 Mar 2022
Thirty years of explosive poster art by Kamo Nigaryan.
Donators and Donations. Aivazovsky, Chabanian, Mahokian, Mahtessian
2 Oct 2021 — 5 Nov 2021
Four artists whose gifts shaped Armenia's art collection.
Art or Science? History of the Restored Canvas. Aivazovsky
15 Jun 2021 — 15 Sep 2021
Behind the scenes of restoring Aivazovsky's masterpieces
Art or Science? History of Three Restored Canvases: Bashinjaghyan, Kojoyan, Saryan
19 May 2021 — 15 Sep 2021
Restoration secrets behind three Armenian masterpieces revealed.
SA-NRANITS-HIN
20 Apr 2021 — 6 May 2021
A temporary exhibition at the National Gallery of Armenia, presenting works that explore themes rooted in Armenian cultural and artistic heritage.