Arshile Gorky

WATERTOWN — Pierre Terjanian, the new director of Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts (MFA), sat down for a conversation with Tekeyan Cultural Association (TCA) Executive Director Aram Arkun in front[...]

WATERTOWN — Due to overwhelming interest and positive reviews from prominent publications such as Boston Art Review and Artscope magazine, the Armenian Museum of America recently announce that “Arshile Gorky:[...]

WATERTOWN — “Arshile Gorky: Redrawing Community and Connections” continues to be a popular exhibit at the Armenian Museum of America in Watertown. Curated by Dr. Kim Theriault, the show features[...]

WATERTOWN — This year has been an exceptional one for Armenian Museum of America. After two intriguing exhibitions devoted to the art of Varujan Boghosian and then Serj Tankian, it[...]

WATERTOWN — The Armenian Museum of America recently announced the opening of a landmark exhibition, “Arshile Gorky: Redrawing Community and Connections,” on December 11. This is the first exhibition of[...]

WATERTOWN — The city of Watertown held a reception for “Passage,” the vibrant new mural honoring the profound legacy of artist Arshile Gorky, on June 10th at the Grove Street[...]

WATERTOWN — The year 2025 marks the 100th anniversary of the time when Armenian American artist Arshile Gorky lived in Watertown. Gorky endured personal tragedies from fleeing his village during[...]

By Charlie Breitrose WATERTOWN (Watertown News) — An intersection in East Watertown will be named in honor of an Armenian artist who made his home in Watertown for several years.[...]

NEW YORK — Arshile Gorky’s masterpiece “Charred Beloved I” (1946) was sold on November 9 at Christie’s auction house in New York for $23.4 million. The painting was being sold[...]

PARAMUS, N.J. — The Bergen Community College’s Center for Peace, Justice and Reconciliation honors Lynn Needle, dancer/choreographer (and BCC faculty member), and composer/writer Dr. Michelle Ekizian for their collaboration on[...]