Gevorg Yeghiazaryan was born on July 21, 1963, in Gyumri, Armenia. He began his artistic training at the Panos Terlemezian Art School and 

the Fine Arts Institute in Yerevan, later continuing his studies at the St. Petersburg Repin Academy of Art. He graduated from the Yerevan 

School of Fine Arts in 1983 and from the Yerevan Fine Arts and Theater Institute in 1991. 

In 1994, Yeghiazaryan became a member of the Union of Artists of Armenia, and in 1998 he joined the International Association of Arts 

(UNESCO). In recognition of his achievements, he was awarded the “Vahan Tekeyan” prize in 2005. That same year, he founded the 

experimental pottery studio “Salazard.” For decades, he has devoted himself to reviving a nearly lost branch of the Kyotahya cultural tradition. 

Yeghiazaryan’s paintings are distinguished by delicate, rhythmic harmonies of color, where a sense of musicality emerges through symbolic and 

stylistic expression. His works reflect the fusion of his sensitive inner world with external reality, often revealing a contemplative, melancholic 

spirit. They are imbued with poetic lyricism, hovering between reality and imagination, where light and color interact in contrasts of space and 

form, calm and tension, transparency and opacity. Characterized by profound introspection and emotional depth, Yeghiazaryan’s art radiates 

mystery, enchantment, and timelessness. Whether working in oil, ceramics, printmaking, or sculpture, he creates works that are uniquely his 

own. His artistic journey has been recognized internationally through numerous solo exhibitions in Beirut, Jerusalem, Amsterdam, Boston, 

Atlanta, New York, Washington, Geneva, Lyon, Chicago, and other cities worldwide. 

Training: He first studied at the Panos Terlemezian Art School and the Fine Arts Institute in Yerevan, later continuing his education at the St.

Petersburg Repin Academy of Art.

1983 Graduated from the Panos Terlemezian Art Institute in Yerevan.

1986 Graduated from the Rebin Academy in St. Peterburg. 

1986-1991 Has studied at the Yerevan Art & Theater Institute. 

1987-1995 Has participated in collective exhibitions in Yerevan

Exhibitions: 

1987-1992 Armenian Art Exhibitions in Giumri Yerevan, St. Petersburg 

1992 Modern Armenian Art Exhibition Jerusalem, Israel 

1994 Armenian Art Exhibition Paris, France 

1997 Post Soviet Painting Buenos Aires, Argentina 

1998 Russian Impressionism Principle Gallery 

2000, 2001 International ARTEXPO 

ONE-MAN EXHIBITIONS: 

1995 International Art Center Beirut, Lebanon 

1996 Artist's House Gallery Jerusalem, Israel 

1997 Donkersloot Art Gallery Amsterdam, Netherlands 

1998 First Armenian Church Hall Boston, Massachusetts 

1993 Collective Exhibition of Art Armenian in Stockholm 

1994 Collective Exhibition of Armenian Art in Beirut and Paris. 

1995 Noah's Ark Art Gallery, Beirut 

2000-present Wentworth Gallery, Boston 

2014 ArtMonaco'14, Salon d'Art Contemporain, Grimaldi Forum. 

2014 Beirut Art Fair, ME.NA.SA.Art,Beirut International Exhibition and Leisure Center (BIEL). 

2015 Rebirth of a Nation, Beirut Exhibition Center. 

2016 Twenty Years and Beyond, Jeweler's Souks, Solidere Era, Beirut.