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Ceramic Theatre by Anushko
Mon, Jul 2714:00
Museum of Literature and Arts32 Hanrapetutyan St, Yerevan 0010, Armenia
Translated
An exhibition by painter and designer Anush Smbatyan, held as part of the "musæum" project. "Ceramic Theatre" is a stage where ancient tragedies, French intrigues, and Chinese shadow theater find their modern interpretation. "Dear friend, I create my ceramics with love and with all my heart. May they serve you long and bring a lot of joy. Thank you, Anushko."