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VARGAS & HARBIN TO FEATURE WORK FROM ARMENIAN ARTIST
Patch.com
April 10 2013
The Norcross art gallery is hosting an opening reception Saturday
on the "Hues of Venice," an exhibit featuring impressionistic oil
paintings from internationally acclaimed artist Armand M.
Vargas & Harbin Studio Gallery, in association with Zebu Gallery,
is debuting a new exhibit this Saturday called "Hues of Venice."
The new collection in Norcross will consist of impressionistic oil
paintings from 81-year-old artist Armand M.
Armand M, who is from Armenia and has internationally acclaimed work,
uses a technique of oil painting that joins methods of antiquity
combined with modern impressionism, creating a unique blend of past
and present rarely seen in art today.
"This show will present his renditions of walls in Venice and the
unique Venetian landscape," according to a news release from Vargas
& Harbin.
H. Armen Moumjian, known as Armand M in the art world, began expressing
his talent on canvas as a child prodigy at the age of 4.
The recognition of his ability by his mother, an eminent musician,
and his art professor uncle, led to an appointment to the world-famous
Ecole Des Beaux-Arts of Paris. Moumjian earned high honors in fine art
and was admitted to the prestigious Ecole Superieure Des Arts Moderne,
where he earned a Masters in fine art, architecture and design.
His knowledge of six languages, combined with design training, enabled
him to create structures of beauty throughout the Middle East and
Europe. He arrived in the U.S. in 1976, became a citizen and has
since devoted himself full-time to oil painting.
Be sure to view his work in "Hues of Venice" at Vargas & Harbin Studio
Gallery, located at 27 S. Peachtree St. The exhibit's opening reception
will be from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, April 13, and Armand M will
be there to meet and talk with guests. Light refreshments also will
be available.
"Hues of Venice" will be displayed at Vargas & Harbin through April 27.
http://norcross.patch.com/articles/vargas-harbin-to-feature-work-from-armenian-artist
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Patch.com
April 10 2013
The Norcross art gallery is hosting an opening reception Saturday
on the "Hues of Venice," an exhibit featuring impressionistic oil
paintings from internationally acclaimed artist Armand M.
Vargas & Harbin Studio Gallery, in association with Zebu Gallery,
is debuting a new exhibit this Saturday called "Hues of Venice."
The new collection in Norcross will consist of impressionistic oil
paintings from 81-year-old artist Armand M.
Armand M, who is from Armenia and has internationally acclaimed work,
uses a technique of oil painting that joins methods of antiquity
combined with modern impressionism, creating a unique blend of past
and present rarely seen in art today.
"This show will present his renditions of walls in Venice and the
unique Venetian landscape," according to a news release from Vargas
& Harbin.
H. Armen Moumjian, known as Armand M in the art world, began expressing
his talent on canvas as a child prodigy at the age of 4.
The recognition of his ability by his mother, an eminent musician,
and his art professor uncle, led to an appointment to the world-famous
Ecole Des Beaux-Arts of Paris. Moumjian earned high honors in fine art
and was admitted to the prestigious Ecole Superieure Des Arts Moderne,
where he earned a Masters in fine art, architecture and design.
His knowledge of six languages, combined with design training, enabled
him to create structures of beauty throughout the Middle East and
Europe. He arrived in the U.S. in 1976, became a citizen and has
since devoted himself full-time to oil painting.
Be sure to view his work in "Hues of Venice" at Vargas & Harbin Studio
Gallery, located at 27 S. Peachtree St. The exhibit's opening reception
will be from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, April 13, and Armand M will
be there to meet and talk with guests. Light refreshments also will
be available.
"Hues of Venice" will be displayed at Vargas & Harbin through April 27.
http://norcross.patch.com/articles/vargas-harbin-to-feature-work-from-armenian-artist
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress