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Lectures and Excursions in YerevanAlso posted by A1 Art CafeA lecture on how Caravaggio permanently altered European painting by rejecting the idealized imagery of his era and transforming light and shadow into his primary expressive tools. We will also explore his dramatic life, which remains as compelling today as his masterpieces. Lecturer: Hasmik Gevorgyan, art historian and former researcher at the Sergei Parajanov Museum. The talk is accompanied by tea or coffee.