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“Mkrtchyan Art Gallery” is the first Armenian Private Art gallery founded in 1991 by the efforts of Art and Culture promoter Armen Mkrtchyan. Since its foundation it has organized about 7 decade exhibitions both in Armenia and abroad- in USA, Lebanon, Russia, Belgium, Cypress, France and in many other countries worldwide. In 2002 “Mkrtchyan Art Gallery” was awarded Quality Crown Award by 16th International Convention which, a quotation by Alfonso Casal, “is the President of Fine Quality”. The gallery organizes individual and thematic exhibitions (Russian Art, Europian Art, Naive Art, Social Realism, Autumn Colors…) It also has a counsel of experts and restoration pros. In 2010 “Mkrtchyan Art Gallery” opened its branch in Glendale, CA and offers a variety of unique Pieces of Art to Art Lovers. “Today this Gallery is the Best Center of the Armenian Art.” Henrik Igityan (1996) “We all remember the year of 1991- the problem of Nagorni Karabakh, War, Cold winter, no electricity, no water and complete despair- and suddenly a nice Art Gallery is founded by Mkrtchyan Spouses which, according to me, was a great inspiration for us-painters. We saw that even in those dark days Art survived and it not only survived but gave us a new wave to believe in ourselves and in our Art”… Karen Aghamyan “This Gallery is unique even only by the fact that it took the huge responsibility to be the first Armenian Private Art Gallery. Today, one can hardly imagine the Armenian Art Life without “Mkrtchyan” Gallery. With its ability to work hard, to find the best paintings and to invent new talented artists in the sphere of art, an the ability to respectfully and decently represent our art abroad “Mkrtchyan” Gallery has become a unique icon in the life of Armenian art and gave us hope and belief in “bright tomorrow” during the most difficult period of Armenia and Armenians in 1990s. “Ambassador of Art- this is the right title for this great gallery. Vardan Vardanyan