This year's Newmag Winter Fest will feature an innovative addition, 3 artists will present an exclusive ART SHOW
The Newmag Winter Festival has undergone a transformative evolution. On February 10, brace yourself for the year's most significant cultural event, featuring not only book presentations and author meetings but also an exhibition showcasing both digital an
On February 10, Dvin Music Hall will transform into a contemporary art and culture center. Attendees will have the pleasure of experiencing the creations of exceptionally talented artists. Renowned designer, jeweler, sculptor, and artist Arman Nur will grace the winter festival with his captivating "Inside" collection. Having received the Gold Medal from the Ministry of Culture of Armenia in 2012 and the Medal of the President of Armenia, Movses Khorenatsi, in 2013, Arman Nur is also the visionary director of the "Nur Design" creative studio. Renowned for showcasing his work in individual and group exhibitions worldwide, this time, you have an exclusive opportunity to immerse yourself in the exhibition of Arman Nur's paintings during the Newmag book festival.
"The time has come to look at human beings and humanity from the inside. Our outward differences determine our love and hatred for each other. Our internal content consists of the same thing. A professional doctor cannot hate his patient. So, maybe it's time for us to look at each other with the same eyes, but through art, and maybe then we'll stop hating," emphasizes Arman Nur.
Another unique artist of the winter festival is Tigran Tsitoghdzyan. He lives and works in New York, known for his surreal oil paintings. Cooperates with three showrooms in New York and Zürich. Tsitoghdzyan's works have been exhibited at the world's best art fairs, biennales, and festivals.
The next contemporary art project within the framework of Newmag Winter Fest will be called "Digital Dreams". The exhibition will be presented by Ilya Vardanyan, who is a photographer of famous fashion magazines. The creative genius behind the "Dreams of Armenia" exhibit is currently expanding his artistic horizons into the realm of digital art. Vardanyan's practice revolves around the idea of creating art that seamlessly integrates both analog and digital elements, celebrating the unique qualities of each while exploring the rich panorama that emerges when they come together.
An artist's art journey is not just about embracing technology, but discovering the organic connection that exists between the tangible and the virtual. His digital artwork challenges preconceived notions of the separation between the analog and digital worlds, challenging the audience to embrace the synthesis of these seemingly opposing forces. The project does not merely demonstrate technical skill but cultivates a deeper understanding of the harmonious relationship between tradition and innovation, past and future, in the ever-expanding field of artistic creation.
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