Education
During 1964 – 1968 Baghdasarian studied in the Terlemezian Fine Arts College. Then he graduated with honors from the Sculpture Department of the Fine Arts and Drama Institute (1969–1974).
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Getik Baghdasarian
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He is the nephew of Armenian architect Baghdasar Arzoumanian. The prize was a medal, diploma and 2.5 million drams. Baghdasarian"s winning work was a monument erected two years previously in Sisian to the writer Hamo Sahian.
1989 "Sculpture 81", Lazaryan gymnasium, Moscow, Russia 1999 Artists Union, Yerevan, Armenia 2004 “Albert and Tove Boyajyan” Gallery, Yerevan, Armenia.
Achievements
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Getik Baghdasaryan participated in the following exhibitions 1980 "We build Communism" exhibitions in Yerevan, Armenia and Moscow, Russia 1983 "The man and the Land", Moscow, Russia 1984 "Our Contemporary", Moscow – Czechoslovakian Republic (2nd prize) 1984 Single Piece Exhibition, Best Work Award for “Arno Babajanyan”, Yerevan, Armenia 1985 Winner “A. Babajanyan”, “Paravon Mirzoyan” in Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics international contest 1989 Diplomat Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics Fine Arts Academy “Horse takers” and “A. Babajanyan” 1989 personal exhibitions at Moscow Lazarev Gymnasia 1991 "Sculpture 91", Yerevan, Armenia – Moscow, Russia 1993 13 Artist’s Exhibition, Kochar museum, Yerevan, Armenia 1994 Winner “Paradise – Life – Hades”, Dante’ contest, Ravenna, Italy 1998 Exhibition-competition dedicated to Dante along with 12 Armenian sculptures, Florence (awarded with gold medal) 2001 Centro Dantesco, Ravenna, Italy 2001 exhibition dedicated to 1700 anniversary of adopting Christianity in Armenia, awarded with the prize for the best work 2003 “Vahagn” award in national contest for 12 reliefs in Gyumri Saint Hakob Church, Armenia 2004 Exhibiting in “Gevorgyan Gallery”, Yerevan, Armenia 2005 Galerie Belorussian Air, Geneva, Switzerland 2006 Exhibition of Contemporary Art, Gevorgian Gallery, Yerevan, Armenia 2008 Tekeyan Award for the sculpture of Yeghishe Charents. 2010 Republic of Armenia President Award for the statue of Nerses Ashtaraketsi in Ashtarak, Armenia.
Politics
1980 "We build Communism" exhibitions in Yerevan, Armenia and Moscow, Russia.
Membership
He has been a member of the faculty at the Yerevan Fine Arts Academy since 1975, and the head of the Sculpture Department since 1993.
