Beeline and Cafesjian Center for Arts launch two new learning programs for school-age children

YEREVAN, October 24. / ARKA /. ArmenTel telecom (trading as Beeline) and the Cafesjian Center for the Arts have announced today the launch of two learning programs, designed for school-age children.

ArmenTel said in a press release that the first program called “Kochar: Challenging the Time” is dedicated to the 115th birthday anniversary of the renowned Armenian artist Yervand Kochar. It will offer tours of the gallery and a documentary about the artist.

The second program is part of an exhibition called "The choice of the Yerevan collectors: Ruben Angaladyan - letters in the plate."

The exhibition presents famous Armenian culturologist, writer and collector Ruben Angaladyan, featuring a selection of unique art plates from his rich collection. It brings together seventy-seven works by sixty-four artists, revealing the bright character and aesthetic mindset of the Collector, as well as the rich cultural environment, in which those pieces of applied arts found their artistic expression.

Tatev Harutyunyan, the head of ArmenTel’s public relations unit, said the joint programs with Cafesjian Center for the Arts will allow children and their parents to learn about the history of art and replenish their knowledge.

Astkhik Mehrabyan from the Cafesjian Center for the Arts said, “We believe that these programs, as well as all the previous ones will serve as an incentive for children to make new discoveries that will contribute to the development of their 's imagination and creative thinking."

The programs are free. For more information and pre-registration one should call 37410 54 19 32; 37410 54 19 34.

Beeline and the Cafesjian Center for the Arts have been collaborating since 2011 by conducting joint creative workshops, children's and youth programs, classical music concerts and other educational projects focused on the aesthetic education of children and the youth.

ArmenTel is owned fully by Russian VimpelCom. It provides fixed and mobile telephony as well as high-speed Internet.

The Cafesjian Center for Arts in Yerevan, which opened in 2009, is one of the foremost centers for contemporary art. It consists of Visitor Center, a shop, a lounge and an area for special events and exhibitions  on 11,000 square meters. -0-

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19:22 10/24/2014