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Armenia4 Yerevan (Cascade3)

The Cafesjian Center for the Arts (also known as the Cafesjian Museum Foundation) is an art museum in Yerevan, Armenia. It is situated in central Yerevan in the area in and around the Cascade.

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Armenia4 Yerevan (Cascade3)

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  1. 4 ARMENIA Yerevan

  2. Yerevan is the capital and largest city of Armenia and one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities. Situated along the Hrazdan River, Yerevan is the administrative, cultural, and industrial center of the country. It has been the capital since 1918, the thirteenth in the history of Armenia, and the seventh located in or around the Ararat plain. Yerevan was named the 2012 World Book Capital by UNESCO. Yerevan is an associate member of Eurocities. The Cascade, a giant stairway in Yerevan, links the downtown Kentron area of Yerevan with the Monument neighborhood

  3. After seven years of renovation the Cascade – a former Soviet monument in the center of Yerevan - has been completely transformed into one of the world’s outstanding contemporary art centers Cafesjian Sculpture Garden is located at the base of the Cascade and presents one of the finest collections of monumental sculpture found anywhere in the world. Its unobstructed walkways, long vistas, and formal garden areas have been specially designed to provide a modern setting for large-scale sculpture by such internationally recognized figures as Fernando Botero, Lynn Chadwick, Jaume Plensa, and Barry Flanagan. Once you get to this favorite promenade venue, you will immediately be exposed to modern art, will plunge into the atmosphere of culture without as much as entering the galleries.

  4. The Sculpture Park is a small green zone in the immediate North of The Opera. Sculptures from Botero and other artists of international fame decorate the Park. The park itself is part of Cafesjian Museum - the Armenian version of Guggenheim. The main part of the museum is in the Cascades - an Art Deco version of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon stretching nearly the height of the Empire State Building. It's a massive white stairway up a hillside of central Yerevan, decorated with green stretches, fountains and waterfalls. Higher level of the Cascades give a spectacular view of Mount Ararat and panorama of central Yerevan with it's hilariously multi-colour roofs. Third level of Cascade Korean artist Ji Yong-Ho Lion

  5. Second level of Cascade. On each level works of eminent sculptors are situated. David Breuer-Weil, The Visitor and François-Xavier Lalanne Carpe (Très Grande)

  6. The first floor and the bookstore of the museum as well as the indoor escalators to the top of the Cascades are free of charge.

  7. Well-known for its open-air concerts and fireworks the Cascade is the best place for relaxing

  8. Saraj Guha, UK, Impala Leap, 2005, welded steel

  9. Fernando Botero, Gatto (Cat), 1999

  10. Fernando Botero, Gatto (Cat), 1999

  11. Fernando Botero, Gatto (Cat), 1999

  12. Barry Flanagan (British, 1941-2009) Big Boxing Hare on Anvil, 1984

  13. Barry Flanagan (British, 1941-2009) Hare on Bell on Portland Stone Piers, 1983

  14. Barry Flanagan (British, 1941 – 2009) Gendrd I, Gendrd II, 1994

  15. Barry Flanagan (British, 1941 – 2009) Gendrd I, Gendrd II, 1994 (Detail)

  16. Barry Flanagan (British, 1941 – 2009) Gendrd I, Gendrd II, 1994 (Detail)

  17. Barry Flanagan (British, 1941 – 2009) Gendrd I, Gendrd II, 1994 (Detail) Barry Flanagan Acrobats, 1988

  18. Barry Flanagan (British, 1941-2009) Acrobats, 1988 Christopher Hiltey, Moondance, 2012, welded steel, polychrome enamels.

  19. Christopher Hiltey (USA, 1953) , Moondance, 2012

  20. Christopher Hiltey (USA, 1953) , Moondance, 2012

  21. Fernando Botero, Mujer Fumando un Cigarrillo (Woman Smoking a Cigarette), 1987

  22. Fernando Botero, Mujer Fumando un Cigarrillo (Woman Smoking a Cigarette), 1987

  23. Fernando Botero, (Woman Smoking a Cigarette), 1987

  24. Fernando Botero, Woman Smoking a Cigarette, 1987

  25. Fernando Botero, Roman Warrior, 1985-1986

  26. Saraj Guha, UK, Impala Leap, 2005

  27. Saraj Guha, UK, Impala Leap, 2005, welded steel

  28. SarajGuha, UK, Impala Leap, 2005, welded steel

  29. Saraj Guha, UK, Impala Leap, 2005, welded steel Peter Woytuk (USA, 1958) Kiwi, 2011

  30. Peter Woytuk (USA, 1958) Kiwi, 2011

  31. Peter Woytuk (USA, 1958) Kiwi, 2011 Aluminium

  32. Fernando Botero, (Woman Smoking a Cigarette), 1987

  33. Tom Hill (British, 1986) Olympic Horses, 2012

  34. Tom Hill (British, 1986) Olympic Horses, 2012

  35. Barry Flanagan) Big Boxing Hare on Anvil Tom Hill (British, 1986) Olympic Horses, 2012

  36. Joana Vasconcelos (Portugal, 1971) Pavillon de Thé (AP), 2012

  37. Joana Vasconcelos (Portugal, 1971) Pavillon de Thé (AP), 2012 Detail

  38. Joana Vasconcelos (Portugal, 1971) Pavillon de Thé (AP), 2012

  39. Joana Vasconcelos Pavillon de Thé (Detail)

  40. Joana Vasconcelos (Portugal, 1971) Pavillon de Thé (AP), 2012

  41. Barry Flanagan (British, 1941-2009) Hare on Bell on Portland Stone Piers, 1983

  42. Jaume Plensa (Spanish, 1955) Shadows I, 2006, Metal

  43. Mark Atoi (Great Britain), A Pair of Spectral Columns, 20th century, stainless steel, acrylic Reflection Tower, 20th century, stainless steel

  44. Lynn Chadwick (British, 1914-2003) Sitting Figures, 1980

  45. Lynn Chadwick (British, 1914-2003) Stairs, 1991

  46. Lynn Chadwick (British, 1914-2003) Two Watchers V, 1967, bronze

  47. Lynn Chadwick (British, 1914-2003) Two Watchers V, 1967, bronze

  48. Fiona Campbell (British) Butterfly II

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