Adel Hayrapetyan

Adel Hayrapetyan (1947) 1947 - born in Yerevan. 1972

graduated from the Art and Theater Institute (Yerevan).

Since 1993 - lives and works in Poland.

Since 1974, a participant in republican, all-union and international group exhibitions.

1984: Los Angeles, USA 1989: Israel 1990 - Group exhibition of USSR artists (Italy) 1991 — Museum of Modern Art, Yerevan (Armenia) 1994 - Columned Hall of the House of Unions, Moscow (Russia) 1999 - ABM-AMBRO Bank, Moscow (Russia) 2000 - Art Dow Gallery (Switzerland) 2008 - Warsaw (Poland) Individual exhibitions.

1970 - Yerevan (Armenia) 1986: Germany 1989 - Prague (Czechoslovakia) 1993 - Katowice (Poland) 1994, 1995 - Stockholm (Sweden) 2001 - exhibition dedicated to the 1700th anniversary of the adoption of Christianity by Armenia, Warsaw (Poland) 2001 - Wittchen Gallery, Warsaw (Poland) 2003 - "Love and May", Warsaw (Poland) 2004 - Mascots, Berlin (Germany) 1988 - won the Grand Prix of the best artist of the year of the Union of Artists of the USSR. In 1989, he was awarded the prize of the Ministry of Culture and the Union of Artists of Armenia as the best artist of the year.

The works are in the Museum of Modern Art (Yerevan), the State Museum of Fine Arts, A.S.

Pushkin Museum (Moscow), MARS Center of Contemporary Art (Moscow), Dow Gallery (Switzerland), many private collections such as Raisa Gorbachova, the second President of RA Robert Kocharyan, famous Polish composer and modern conductor Krzysztof Penderecki, Anna Dimna, Merila Rodovich and others.