Japanese Government to allocate restoration equipment to Armenian National Gallery
RA Ministry of Culture and Japan International Cooperation Agency signed Tuedsday a program on re-equipping and restoring the collection of Armenian National Gallery.
Under the document signed, Japanese Government will provide National Gallery with up-to-date restoration equipment with a total cost of 27 million and 900 Yens.
The program is aimed restoring paintings and opening a workshop for wooden exhibits.
So far, the Japanese Government has provided modern equipment to Armenian State Philharmonic Orchestra, Matenadaran-Institute of Ancient Manuscripts, National Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre after Alexander Spendiaryan and Sports and Concert Complex after Karen Demirchyan.
Under the document signed, Japanese Government will provide National Gallery with up-to-date restoration equipment with a total cost of 27 million and 900 Yens.
The program is aimed restoring paintings and opening a workshop for wooden exhibits.
So far, the Japanese Government has provided modern equipment to Armenian State Philharmonic Orchestra, Matenadaran-Institute of Ancient Manuscripts, National Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre after Alexander Spendiaryan and Sports and Concert Complex after Karen Demirchyan.
