Karlos Khachatryan

Karlos Khachatryan, born in 1946 in Yerevan, Armenia, is a distinguished artist known for his profound contributions to the art world. He graduated from the Yerevan Art School named after P. Terlemezyan and later, in 1970, from the painting faculty of the Yerevan Art Institute.

 

Khachatryan served as the chief artist of the Armenian Encyclopedia from 1970 to 2002, a role that significantly influenced his artistic development and output. In 1976, he became a member of the Union of Artists of the USSR, marking his official recognition and inclusion in the prominent artistic circles of his time.

 

His work has been widely exhibited in Armenia, Russia, Europe, and America, gaining international acclaim. Since 2003, Khachatryan has been living and working in Vyazma, Smolensk region, where he continues to create compelling and thought-provoking art.

 

Karlos Khachatryan's artworks are part of prestigious collections, including the State Art Gallery of Armenia and the Museum of Modern Art of G. Igityan in Yerevan. His pieces also reside in numerous museums and private collections across Armenia, Russia, the USA, and various European countries.

 

Khachatryan’s art is celebrated for its depth, emotional resonance, and the masterful blending of traditional and contemporary techniques. His enduring legacy is reflected in his ability to capture the essence of the human experience and the cultural richness of his heritage.