Graphic Art Beyond Borders

Graphic Art Beyond Borders

Translated

An international exhibition project bringing together distinct artistic schools and surveying contemporary printmaking and graphic practices across tradition and experimentation. Featured artists and collectives: • Roberto Gianinetti (Italy) — woodcut printmaker exploring memory, texture, and sacred cultural codes • Igor Ulangin (Russia) — master of etching and artist's books, bridging literature and visual art • Root Volga Pictography — an exploration of archaic signs and regional cultural memory through modern graphics • KKV Grafik (Malmö, Sweden) — printmaking workshop collective combining Scandinavian minimalism, screenprinting, and lithography • Stas Kazimov (Russia) — new-wave artist fusing classical print traditions with urban and digital imagery

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A public contemporary art museum (est. 1972) presenting exhibitions, lectures, openings, and occasional concerts that foreground visual art, cultural exchange, and critical dialogue. Hosts international collaborations and educational programming with a contemplative, community-oriented atmosphere.

Graphic Art Beyond Borders
Yerevan Modern Art Museum

Graphic Art Beyond Borders

Translated

An international exhibition project bringing together distinct artistic schools and surveying contemporary printmaking and graphic practices across tradition and experimentation. Featured artists and collectives: • Roberto Gianinetti (Italy) — woodcut printmaker exploring memory, texture, and sacred cultural codes • Igor Ulangin (Russia) — master of etching and artist's books, bridging literature and visual art • Root Volga Pictography — an exploration of archaic signs and regional cultural memory through modern graphics • KKV Grafik (Malmö, Sweden) — printmaking workshop collective combining Scandinavian minimalism, screenprinting, and lithography • Stas Kazimov (Russia) — new-wave artist fusing classical print traditions with urban and digital imagery

Organizer

A public contemporary art museum (est. 1972) presenting exhibitions, lectures, openings, and occasional concerts that foreground visual art, cultural exchange, and critical dialogue. Hosts international collaborations and educational programming with a contemplative, community-oriented atmosphere.