A dedicated gallery in a restored 19th-century tufa building near Vartanants Square, showing works by the two Aslamazyan sisters who became among Armenia's most celebrated painters. The collection spans several decades of work — oil paintings, ceramics, and works on paper — notable for their vivid colour and a folk-art warmth that set them apart from mainstream Soviet realism.
The gallery occupies a building typical of old Gyumri: thick black and orange tufa walls, high ceilings, natural light from tall windows. It is one of the better small museums in Armenia, and the sisters' story — surviving as Armenian artists through Soviet bureaucracy, the earthquake, and the collapse of the USSR — gives the work additional weight.