The Center for Armenian Arts presents French-Armenian Painters, a special exhibition dedicated to two major figures of twentieth-century art: Carzou (1907–2000) and Jean Jansem (1920–2013). Presented by Apple Art, the exhibition brings together works by two artists whose visual languages became deeply influential within both Armenian and European art history. Though distinct in style, both […]
The Center for Armenian Arts is pleased to present Portraits of Nations, an exhibition by Seta Injeyan, exploring identity, emotion, and collective presence through abstract visual language. In this body of work, color and movement become carriers of atmosphere and symbolic meaning. Through layered compositions, circular forms, and dynamic fields of color, the artist creates […]
The Center for Armenian Arts invites the community to a special Song and Dance Workshop led by Hasmik Harutyunyan on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, at 7:00 PM. Titled “The Circle of the Sun, with the Wings of Song…”, this workshop offers participants an engaging cultural experience through Armenian vocal tradition, movement, and collective expression. Blending […]
The Center for Armenian Arts is pleased to present Unspoken Tales, a new exhibition by Sergey Bagramyan, whose works unfold at the delicate border between dream, memory, and myth. In these paintings, light becomes a quiet narrator, color turns into breath, and forms dissolve into symbols of stories that seem to exist just beyond language. […]
The Center for Armenian Arts invites the community to a special literary evening with author Kima Kirakosyan on April 28, 2026, at 7:00 PM, featuring the presentation of her two books, The Deer and Hovik’s First Tooth. This event offers readers of all ages an opportunity to discover two meaningful stories that reflect imagination, emotion, […]
On April 24, the Center for Armenian Arts presents GenoLive, a cultural and educational exhibition dedicated to remembrance, resilience, and the extraordinary achievements of Armenians after the genocide. Inspired by Yes, We Have by Stepan Partamian, the exhibition highlights Armenian contributions to humanity through stories, inventions, discoveries, and accomplishments that emerged across generations despite historical […]
A Day of Art, Creativity, and Community in the Heart of Glendale Sunday, April 19, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM 200 Block of North Orange Street, Glendale, CA 91203 The Glendale Art Show invites the community to enjoy a full day dedicated to art, creativity, and shared cultural experience in an open-air setting […]
The Center for Armenian Arts is pleased to present Shadows of the Forgotten Past, a collaborative exhibition by Rafi Babayan and Vachag Ter Sarkissian. Bringing together painting and sculptural forms, the exhibition explores memory, historical traces, and the fragile presence of what remains across time. Through symbolic imagery, textured surfaces, and expressive compositions, the works […]
The Center for Armenian Arts is pleased to present Soul Search, an exhibition by Samuel Halajian, also known as HALLAJ. This exhibition invites viewers into an introspective visual journey where figures, symbols, and layered compositions become reflections of inner dialogue and emotional inquiry. Through expressive forms and an instinctive use of color, Samuel Halajian creates […]
The Center for Armenian Arts is pleased to host a special book signing event with Yura Movsisyan, celebrating his newly published book Dust and Dreams: Playground Battles. Known internationally for his football career and his deep connection to Armenian identity, Yura Movsisyan now shares a personal and inspiring story that reflects discipline, perseverance, and belief. […]
Free Screaning presented by film director Jivan Avetisyan. Q&A to follow. Armenian Arts presents a special screening of TEVANIK (2014), an internationally acclaimed Armenian-Lithuanian co-production directed by Jivan Avetisyan. Genre: Drama Runtime: 81 minutes Language: Armenian Allowed Age: 12+ About the Film Tevanik is a poetic and deeply human film about the consequences of war […]
Armenian Arts presents Hoarse Fanfares: Triumph, an exhibition exploring the mystical dimension of the graphic practice of Stratumism by Armen Ronov. In spiritual tradition, fanfares announce awakening. Yet when they sound hoarse, awakening has passed through purification — through fire. This exhibition reflects the triumph of a spirit that has undergone initiation. Artistic Manifesto Layering. […]
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