Topic: painting

By Harry Kezelian DETROIT — Faith was on exhibit – in a very literal sense – these past few weeks at St. John Armenian Church of Greater Detroit in Southfield,[...]

WASHINGTON — Karine Dulyan paints some of her artwork directly over photographs, adding artwork to the still images that Armenian photographer Arthur Lumen’s camera captured. “The purpose of art is[...]

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (August 13, 2025) — Nearly 60 artworks — most of which have not been exhibited in decades — reveal a lesser-known cultural landscape of Armenian art during the[...]

By Dikran Kapoyan Special to the Mirror-Spectator LOS ANGELES — Kristina Oganezz is a Los Angeles-based, award-winning artist. Originally from Armenia, Oganezz is renowned for her vibrant acrylic paintings, skillfully[...]

NEW YORK — Writer, photographer and color field painter Peggy Hinaekian is 89 years old and shows no signs of slowing down. In fact the more time goes by, the[...]

AMHERST, Mass. — Ani Jermakian, an artist and public elementary school art educator, will have a solo exhibition, “The 1915 Portfolio,” in the Student Union Art Gallery at University of[...]

BOSTON — Art and a painful history are intertwined in a painting that southeastern artist Myra Roberts did of Aurora Mardiganian, the noted survivor of the Armenian Genocide. The work[...]

YEREVAN/PATZCUARO, MICHOACAN, MEXICO — Vatche Geuvdjelian (born 1956, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia) is a painter and poet, who divides his time between Canada and Mexico. In 1978, he moved to Ontario,[...]

YEREVAN/RIGA — My friend Naira Khachatryan, a specialist in Latvian, brought Latvian artist and dancer Karine Paronjanc (Paronjanca/Paroniants) to my home last September. Her name was familiar to me, and[...]

BELMONT, Mass. — The Armenian Catholic Youth Group of Holy Cross Armenian Catholic Church (ACYG-Boston) will host a “Painting Night for Artsakh” on Friday, October 13, at 7 p.m. The[...]