Armenian Street Art Tamayan Park Yerevan

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ARMENIAN STREET ART AT TAMAYAN PARK, YEREVAN

Yerevan, Armenia - September 2024

While on a walking tour (during a 2024 tour of Georgia & Armenia), we went through the Tamayan Park leading to the Yerevan Cascades. Within the park were several nice sculptures. We were in a rush and did not stop long at the park, so I couldn't take photos of the title tags which show the name of the artwork and the artist. So below are some of those sculptures that are found at the park. Enjoy!

(click on the GPS coordinates for a Google Directional Map to the respective sculpture)

Right at the entrance to the park is the statue of Alexander Tamanian (GPS: 40.18864, 44.51532); a Russian-born Armenian neoclassical architect, well known for his work in the city of Yerevan.

Metal lattice teapot (GPS: 40.1891, 44.51538).

Roman Gladiator (GPS: 40.18920, 44.51523) by Fernando Botero, a Colombian figurative artist and sculptor.

Fernando Botero's signature style, also known as "Boterismo", depicts people and figures in large, exaggerated volume.

Pair of horses (GPS: 40.18933, 44.51539) (one is hidden behind the teapot).

Another view of the horses.

A close-up view of one of the horses shows they are made up of circular metal rings welded together.

An elephant trunk "Surprise for Fabricius Luscinius!" (GPS: 40.18959, 44.51526)

Metal lattice flower (GPS: 40.18951, 44.51537).

Silver Pirate! (Long John Silver?) (GPS: 40.18955, 44.51558)

Running Man (GPS: 40.18962, 44.51545).

"Smoking Woman" by Fernando Botero (GPS: 40.18974, 44.51541).

Front view of "Smoking Woman".

"Impala Leap" (GPS: 40.18986, 44.51546)

Another view of the Impalas, a medium-sized antelope found in eastern and southern Africa. 

Colourful painting found at the side wall of the Russian Art Museum (GPS: 40.18953, 44.51585)
Opening hours: Tue-Sat 10:30 – 17:00 | Sunday 11:00 – 15:30 | Closed on Mondays
Entry: 1500 Dram per pax


"Gatto" (Cat) (GPS: 40.18997, 44.51559).


Another "Boterismo" artwork by Fernando Botero.


Big Blue Kiwi (GPS: 40.19, 44.51531) by American sculptor Peter Woytuk.


"Lion" sculpture made from old tyres (GPS: 40.18964, 44.51551) by Korean artist Ji Yong-Ho .

Crouching Laughing Man (GPS: 40.18903, 44.51552).


Another view of the Crouching Laughing Man by Chinese sculptor Yue Minjun.


Rocket (GPS: 40.18887, 44.51519)

Location Map of Tamayan Park (Click here for Map Link)

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