Women of Armenia Network

21/05/2026

14/05/2026

👩🏻‍🎨 Artist Feature — Zahra Soltani

«My name is Zahra Soltani, an emerging artist based in Yerevan, exploring painting as a way to express emotion through color and form.

My work is often centered around feminine themes, with
a slightly dark and introspective mood.

I use color as a primary tool to translate inner feelings onto the canvas, creating pieces that feel both personal and atmospheric.»

You can see Zahra’s painting until 15 May at The Club, 40 Tumanyan Street.

13/05/2026

👩🏻‍🎨 Artist Feature — Susanna Gevorgyan

«My name is Susanna Gevorgyan, an artist with over 10 years of experience in the world of interior art.

Collaborating with interior designers, I create unique, contemporary abstract artworks. I work with high-quality materials to ensure both aesthetic and lasting value.

My artworks decorate private and public interiors both in Armenia and abroad, carrying the distinctive signature of my artistic vision.»

You can see Susanna’s painting until 15 May at The Club, 40 Tumanyan Street.

13/05/2026

👩🏻‍🎨 Artist Feature — Nora Radoslavova

«My name is Nora Radoslavova, and I am Bulgarian Armenian and live here in Yerevan. I am currently part of the iGorts program, working with the Office of the High Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs of the Republic of Armenia.

I grew up in an artistic family, surrounded by creativity—especially music—although
I never formally studied art. I am a self-taught painter. At the same time, I was involved in the management of AGBU for many years, which shaped another important part of who I am.

I began painting at a moment when I needed to express something deeper—something words could no longer hold. Through practice, curiosity, and persistence and learning new techniques from experienced artists, painting gradually became an essential part of my life.

After a period away from it, arriving in Armenia reawakened that part of me. Being here felt like a natural continuation of my journey.

This painting marks that return. It is called “Spring in Yerevan.”, because it is a feeling of spring—blooming, becoming, transforming—and this painting is my way of capturing that experience.»

You can see Nora’s painting until 15 May at The Club, 40 Tumanyan Street.

12/05/2026

👩🏻‍🎨 Artist Feature — Margarita Sirunyan

«I’m an embroidery artist based in Yerevan, who combines Armenian old craft with Contemporary Art. Besides creating artworks, I also give embroidery master classes on Armenian embroidery, collaborating with different local initiatives.

My sources of inspiration are Armenian Architecture, Miniature, and Visual Art.
As I work at the “HayArt” Centre of Contemporary Art, my goal is to show how the Armenian national embroidery techniques can wonder parallel with the time and create Contemporary Art. I also have my personal brand- “ArMbroider”.»

You can see Margarita’s painting until 15 May at The Club, 40 Tumanyan Street.

12/05/2026

👩🏻‍🎨 Artist Feature — Lusine Avdalyan

Lusine Avdalyan is an Armenian artist and the founder of LAVart, a creative brand that transforms original paintings into wearable and collectible art objects.

With a background of over a decade in the banking sector and a Master’s degree in English Language and Literature, Lusine’s journey into art reflects a deep transition from structure to creative expression.

Her work bridges art, design, and communication, exploring how visual language can convey emotion, identity, and meaning.

Her works have been exhibited in local and international exhibitions, and she actively participates in cultural projects.

Art, for her, is not only something to look at - it is a way to communicate, to feel, to inspire and to connect. Through art, she wants to share love, beauty, and positivity with the world.

You can see Lusine’s painting until 15 May at The Club, 40 Tumanyan Street.

12/05/2026

👩🏻‍🎨 Artist Feature — Kristina Hovhannisyan

Kristina works fluidly across mediums. Her oil paintings reveal depth, texture, and the interplay of light and shadow, while her delicate and atmospheric watercolors capture the fleeting beauty of city streets. Her spontaneous drawings preserve the immediacy of the moment, transforming everyday scenes into expressive visual narratives.

ravel plays a central role in her artistic voice. Each city she visits becomes a new source of inspiration, reflected in her vibrant urban art and architectural sketches that blend structural clarity with emotional resonance.

Her achievements have earned international recognition. Kristina’s watercolor work was selected among a limited group of artists for display at the prestigious Fabriano InAcquarello International Watercolor Exhibition. Her artworks are also held in private collections across the United States, numerous European countries, and Australia, underscoring the global appeal of her vision.

Through her art Kristina invites viewers to see the soul within every face, every building, and the beauty within everyday urban life.

You can see Kristina’s painting until 15 May at The Club, 40 Tumanyan Street.

10/05/2026

👩🏻‍🎨 Artist Feature — Lilit Yeghiazaryan

«I am a beginner artist from Yerevan. For a very long time, drawing was a small hobby and a big dream for me, as I struggled to figure out what I wanted to express in my works. I consider myself a beginner because I only started painting last year.

The idea for my first painting project came at a time when I was looking for strength and tranquility. I found them in objects and symbols that are simple but containing a multitude of meanings: the Sun for resilience and inevitability of life; the Moon for a reminder that some things will stay hidden and there’s no other option but to walk into the darkness when it’s time; the candle as a universal symbol of connection with fellow humans as well as the higher power; the pinecone as both promise and evidence of growth, and the wave as the first cradle of every human.»

You can see Lilit’s painting until 15 May at The Club, 40 Tumanyan Street.

09/05/2026

👩🏻‍🎨 Artist Feature — Yvette Manukyan

«I am Yvette, a painter, digital illustrator, and graphic designer.

My work is deeply inspired by people and nature — two endless sources of emotion, beauty, and mystery.

I work in a classical style, but I’m gradually exploring new directions with subtle modern touches.»

You can see Yvette’s painting until 15 May at The Club, 40 Tumanyan Street.

08/05/2026

👩🏻‍🎨 Artist Feature — Inesa Toroyan

«A young artist, living through creation — inspired by nature and driven to turn ideas and emotions into visual form.

My passion is creating in any form - whether it’s music, painting or other sorts of arts.»

You can see Inesa’s painting until 15 May at The Club, 40 Tumanyan Street.

08/05/2026

👩🏻‍🎨 Artist Feature — Hermine Harutiunian

«I’m a 33-year-old artist from Russia. I teach drawing to children aged 6-8 at a school.

I paint in the Impressionist or post-Impressionist style. Interior paintings, 3D paintings, and abstracts.»

You can see Hermine’s painting until 15 May at The Club, 40 Tumanyan Street.