Naregatsi Art Institute unveiled the exhibition of Lusine Kerobyan's embroidery paintings entitled "Flaming Spirit"
![]() Naregatsi Art Institute unveiled the exhibition of Lusine Kerobyan's embroidery paintings entitled "Flaming Spirit". During the event, Naregatsi Art Institute founder Nareg Hartounian handed Lusine Kerobyan the book "Tagher" by Grigor Narekatsi emphasizing the significance and necessity of getting spiritual food in the human life. - Lusine Kerobyan is a sociologist-psychologist. The aim of the exhibition is to present and disseminate works of gifted and talented people with disabilities. The exhibition is open until June 22nd. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |

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