On November 5, Caucasus University hosted a public lecture titled “Ervand Kochar: A Multidimensional Genius,” organized by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences.

The event was dedicated to the artistic legacy of famous Armenian painter and sculptor Ervand Kochar, his contribution to the development of modern art, and his relationships with Georgian artists.

The lecture was opened by Kakha Shengelia, President of Caucasus University, who welcomed the attendees and emphasized the importance of Georgian-Armenian cultural relations.

The guest speakers were Karine Kochar, Director of the Yervand Kochar Museum in Yerevan, and Ashot Marabyan, art curator and Head of the Exhibition Department at the same museum.

During the lecture, the speakers explored Yervand Kochar’s diverse artistic practice, his creative vision, and his cultural connections with the Georgian art scene.

The lecture was attended by students of the Bachelor's Program in Art Studies at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. Distinguished guests included Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Armenia to Georgia H.E. Ashot Smbatyan and members of a delegation from Armenia.

The event was held as part of the Armenian Culture Days in Georgia, under the patronage of the Embassy of the Republic of Armenia in Georgia, in collaboration with Caucasus University and the Yervand Kochar Museum in Yerevan.

The lecture aimed to strengthen Georgian-Armenian cultural dialogue and promote academic cooperation.