
ArmInfo. The Sergei Parajanov Museum hosted a formal memorandum signing ceremony between the Museum and the Yerevan Municipality. The agreement aims to promote the artistic influence and legacy of the outstanding film director, screenwriter, artist, and collage artist Sergei Parajanov.
Petros Petoyan, Head of the Kentron administrative district, told reporters that the primary goal of the memorandum is make Parajanov's art more accessible to the general public.
In response to a question from an ArmInfo correspondent, he stated that the creation of murals is a pilot project to promote the master's legacy. Petoyan recalled that last year, artists Garegin Harutyunyan and Harutyun Aghabalyan created a mural inspired by Parajanov's work on Teryan Street in Yerevan. Today, this work has become a popular landmark for tourists, who encounter the great artist's name while walking through the capital.
According to Petoyan, plaque installations will be placed near the Teryan Street mural, providing historical context and directing visitors toward the Sergey Parajanov Museum. The future plans include hosting various events, including exhibitions celebrating the artist's legacy, as well as the possible display of individual works from the museum's collection in the Kentron community administrative building. He emphasized that the administrative building receives a significant number of visitors daily, and even a few exhibits on display can spark interest, leading visitors to the museum to view the full exhibition. The memorandum of cooperation was signed by District Head Petros Petoyan, Museum Director Anahit Mikaelyan, and artists Garegin Harutyunyan and Harutyun Aghabalyan, to enhance cooperation.