Different temporary exhibitions dedicated to the Armenian Genocide will positively contribute to the deep and comprehensive representation of the issue to the Armenian and international audience, as well as serve educational purposes. The organization of such exhibitions abroad can be made possible only by the joint efforts of the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute (AGMI) and the concerned organizations of the local Armenian Diaspora and the RA diplomatic representations by providing necessary platforms for these exhibitions.

During 2015, within the framework of the events dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, the AGMI plans to organize nearly twenty different multilingual exhibitions of new scientific scholarship using modern technologies and design in different countries simultaneously. There will be accompanying exhibition leaflets, catalogues and booklets in Armenian and foreign languages. In parallel, the AGMI plans to publish memoirs and monographs in Armenian and foreign languages.

Tigran Polatyan was born in 1876. He worked in Adanian and Nersesyan colleges of Aintab as a teacher, and later in Sis, Urfa, Tigranakert etc. In 1915 he was deported to Deyr zor. In the jail he was tortured and then killed in 1916. A victim of the Armenian Genocide.