Anahit Hayrapetyan has been taking photos since 2005. After participating in World Press Photo
Seminars in 2006, photojournalism has become her primary profession. From 2009-2010 she studied
photojournalism in Denmark followed by master classes organized by Noor and Nikon in Russia. She is
currently working at EurasiaNet as a photojournalist. She is based in Armenia.

Exhibitions

Sept. 2-30. 2010

Sept. 20. 2009

Apr. 27 - Jun. 30. 2009

Oct. 2008

Feb.-Mar 2008

Feb. - Mar 2007

Dec - Jul 2006

Dec. 2006

Jan. 2006

Oct. - Dec. 2006

Nov. 2006

Nov. 2006

"Multi-Layered Identity and Social Structure”

ACCEA Yerevan, Armenia

“Photoquai”

Paris, France

“Europe and Asia – dialogue of cultures”

Yekaterinburg, Russia

“Black Sea and Caucasus”

Krasnodar, Russia

“The Parliamentary Elections in Armenia”

Art Bridge bookstore-café

“MerhaBarev”

Istanbul-Yerevan photo exhibition in Tbilisi

“Abstraction on the other side of the lens”

ACCEA, Yerevan

“MerhaBarev”

Istanbul-Yerevan photo exhibition in Istanbul

“MerhaBarev”

Istanbul-Yerevan photo exhibition in Diyarbekir

“MerhaBarev” Istanbul-Yerevan photo exhibition, Yerevan

“Face to face”

Armenia-France exhibition, Yerevan

Organized by ICRC “Women in war”

Yerevan, Armenia

Awards and Grants

OSI "Arts and Culture Network program" Yerevan, Armenia (2009)

Europe and Asia – dialogue of cultures Yekaterinburg, Russia (2009)

Black Sea and Caucasus, Festival Photovisa, Krasnodar, Russia (2008)

Eurasia Social Portraits Moscow, Russia (2007)

The President’s Annual prize Yerevan, Armenia (2006)

Joint Books

Merhabarev, Kars-Gyumri. Published by Patker Photo, Yerevan,Armenia (2010)

Mountain Ararat. Published by Nahapet, Yerevan, Armenia (2008)

Tanzania Indonesia Nigeria Armenia, Partnerships in Developing Photojournalism. Published by World
Press Photo, The Netherlands (2007)

Merhabarev, Yerevan-Istanbul. Published by Nar Books, Istanbul, Turkey (2006).

Armenia Discovered. Published by Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Yerevan Armenia (2006)

Poetry Books

Taboo. Published by Amaras, Yerevan, Armenia. (2005)

Poems. Published by ACCEA, Yerevan, Armenia. (2002)