TIGRAN HAKOBYAN

Tigran Hakobyan (b. 1983) is an Armenian painter based in Yerevan, trained at the National Center of Aesthetics and at the Faculty of Painting of the State Academy of Fine Arts of Armenia, where he studied under Mkrtich Sedrakyan and Paravon Mirzoyan. He is a member of the Artists' Union of Armenia and of the Moscow Union of Artists. He has held solo exhibitions in Yerevan — most recently "Gravity" at the Artists' Union of Armenia in 2023 — and has shown in group exhibitions at the National Gallery of Armenia and at the Central House of Artists in Moscow.

BORN

25 September 1983, Armenia

LIVES AND WORKS

Yerevan, Armenia

MEMBERSHIP

Artists' Union of Armenia, since 2012

Moscow Union of Artists, since 2021

EDUCATION

2000 – 2006

Faculty of Painting, State Academy of Fine Arts of Armenia

1995 – 1999

National Center of Aesthetics, Yerevan

Studied under distinguished Armenian artists and professors, including Mkrtich Sedrakyan and Paravon Mirzoyan

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2023

Yerevan, Armenia — "Gravity", Artists' Union of Armenia

2015

Yerevan, Armenia — Dalan Gallery

2013

Yerevan, Armenia — Artevale Gallery

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2021

Moscow, Russia — exhibition dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Independence of Armenia

2015

Yerevan, Armenia — "Response: 100 Years Later", National Gallery of Armenia

2013

Yerevan, Armenia — exhibition dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Artists' Union of Armenia

2012 – 2013

Yerevan, Armenia — republican exhibitions at the Artists' Union of Armenia

Yerevan, Armenia — "Art Unites Continents"

2011

Yerevan, Armenia — exhibition dedicated to Saint Sargis Day, Artists' Union of Armenia

2009

Yerevan, Armenia — group exhibition at the Artists' Union of Armenia

2008

Moscow, Russia — group exhibition at the Central House of Artists

2007

Yerevan, Armenia — group exhibition at the National Gallery of Armenia

2006

Yerevan, Armenia — Young Armenian Artists Exhibition

Yerevan, Armenia — exhibition dedicated to the Armenian Genocide, Komitas Chamber Music Hall

2005

Yerevan, Armenia — Spring Salon, Artists' Union of Armenia

2004

Yerevan, Armenia — "Spring", HayArt Cultural Center

2002

Yerevan, Armenia — Young Artists Exhibition, Albert and Tove Boyajian Gallery

1996

Yerevan, Armenia — Children's Art Exhibition, National Center of Aesthetics