Anahit Aperyan

Conducted archival and library research on Armenian diaspora networks and Armenian art dealers. Worked with historical documents, correspondence, and secondary literature relevant to the research project.

Conducted archival research on Armenian art dealers and the circulation of Mesopotamian antiquities. Examined museum correspondence, acquisition records, and other archival materials for academic research.

Led domestic and international tourist groups on cultural and historical tours across multiple cities and regions. Provided commentary on local history, traditions, and landmarks in an informative and approachable manner.

Internship in the Education field at the National Gallery of Armenia.

Supported the director with daily administrative and organizational tasks, schedules, correspondence, and document preparation. Coordinated communication with colleagues, partners, and external contacts and followed up on deadlines.

Conducted guided tours for individual visitors and groups, presenting historical exhibits in an engaging and educational manner. Explained the historical context, significance, and cultural value of artifacts on display.

Internship in the Education field at the Museum of Russian Art.

Assisted museum staff in daily operations, visitor guidance, and exhibit supervision. Supported educational and cultural programs and provided information about the museum's collections and exhibitions.

Assisted in developing educational materials for children, including small illustrated books about famous Armenian historical and cultural figures.

Pursuing a Master's degree in Arts in Humanities and Social Sciences at Pázmány Péter Catholic University, expected to complete in 2026.

Completed a Master's degree in History and Theory of Armenian Art at Yerevan State University from 2022 to 2024.

Completed a Bachelor's degree in History and Theory of Armenian Art at Yerevan State University from 2018 to 2022.

Completed a program in Filmmaking and Acting at TUMO – Center for Creative Technologies in 2017.