Armenian Arts

Join us for the arts exhibition by the talented artist Mikaella. Explore her captivating creations and immerse yourself in a world of dynamic artistry. Don't miss this opportunity to experience art that truly moves with color!  Day/Time: Friday, March 14, 2025 7PM - 10PM Day/Time: Saturday, March 15, 2025 2PM - 6PM

in.te.gra.tion is an art exhibition by Haig Kargayan Haig Kargayan is a Los Angeles based Surrealist artist. True to the Surrealist movement, Haig channels deep into the unconscious mind to bring to life, through vibrant imagery, the chaos of emotions tied to human experiences and the realities of current events. His works heavily draw upon […]

The “Odyssey” collection invites the audience to experience an artistic exploration of life's journey. A modern approach on how each life stage and experience reshapes us, pulling us beyond who we were into who we are becoming. Friday, April 4, 2025 from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM Saturday, April 5, 2025 from 2:00 PM to […]

"Bird of the Holy Spirit" is a groundbreaking art project by Kristina Oganezz, blending spirituality with visual artistry to create a unique preaching exhibition. Inspired by divine guidance, the exhibition features a series of paintings where Bible verses and spiritual concepts are depicted on black canvases with gold lettering. Utilizing the ancient Armenian bird-letters, inscribed […]

The Center of Armenian Arts proudly presents Form & Abstraction, a solo exhibition by Shahen Zarookian, exploring the dynamic interplay of structure and spontaneity. Through bold compositions and expressive forms, Zarookian challenges conventional boundaries, inviting viewers into a world where shape, color, and movement take on new meaning. Join us for this captivating showcase on: […]

My art is a dialogue with movement, fluidity, and the rawness of human vulnerability. Through photography and sculptural forms, I seek to evoke emotions that resonate beyond the tangible. My work defies the static and the finite, embracing the unspoken, the unfinished, and the imperfect.  Each piece carries a sense of continuation—a rhythm that echoes […]

The Center of Armenian Arts is proud to present Threads of Heritage, a collaborative exhibition celebrating the richness of Armenian traditions, cultural memory, and artistic expression. Featuring the works of Ani Gevorgian, Zepure Jerahian, and Shakeh Markarians, this showcase weaves together history and contemporary creativity, exploring patterns, textures, and narratives that connect past and present. […]