The 20th century artists’ creations are distinguished by a delicate national sense and color. The main subjects are the everyday life and lifestyle of Armenians, as well as Armenian history and nature with its majesty and unique charm. The collection allows visitors to follow chronological trends of development of the Armenian painting school and modern Armenian art. A separate gallery houses works of artists from Lori such as Karlos Abovyan (after whom the museum was named), Papag Aloyan, Vilen Gabazyan, Aram Nazaryan, and Khachik Gharabekyan. The museum is dedicated to community engagement and educating the public through a variety of programs, including:   The museum implements various projects together with different state cultural organizations and NGOs. The partners have presented the museum with a variety of resources, including equipment, material sources and art works contributing to the development of its collection      Nine Night  Nine Night is a 2018 play by Natasha Gordon. It focuses on the traditional Jamaican Nine nights, as a family struggles with their loss. "Nine Night" had its world premiere production at Dorfman Theatre beginning on 21 April 2018, playing a limited run to 21 May. The production transferred to the West End, beginning previews at Trafalgar Studios on 1 December 2018 prior to opening night on 6 December. Playwright Natasha Gordon stepped into the role of Lorraine. The production played a limited run to 23 February. The play received generally positive reviews. Paul Taylor for "The Independent" states "Natasha Gordon's debut play buzzes with comic energy...The piece generates a fantastic atmosphere of inclusion. Natasha Gordon is an actress, but I have no doubt that from now on, we will be hearing a lot more from her as a dramatist." In a five star review for the Evening Standard, Henry Hitchings states "Right now there’s probably no funnier performance in town than Cecilia Noble as Aunt Maggie, the clucking matriarch in Natasha Gordon’s richly enjoyable family drama." "Nine Night" received three nominations at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards, with Natasha Gordon winning the award for Most Promising Playwright. Other nominations included Cecilia Noble for Best Actress and director Roy Alexander Weise for the Emerging Talent award.     2019 Thailand Open – Singles  Belinda Bencic was the champion the last time the event was held in 2017, but chose to compete in St. Petersburg instead. Dayana Yastremska won the title, defeating Ajla Tomljanović in the final, 6–2, 2–6, 7–6(7–3).