“Garen Bedrossian: beginning, end, beginning” Exhibition Opened at CCA

November 24, 2022

The private preview of the exhibition, “Garen Bedrossian: beginning, end, beginning” took place at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts on November 24. The artist, CCA members, and representatives of the cultural sphere were in attendance. 

Canada-based Armenian artist Garen Bedrossian (b. 1952) has explored the relationship between nature and mankind for a few decades already, on many levels: biological, philosophical, cosmic, metaphysical and so on. In addition, man has always played a central role in his oeuvre and the artist's works even originated around him. The human being in the artist's works is a traveler who takes not just his own journey, but in a much broader sense, he walks the repetitive path of the mankind.

“Garen Bedrossian: beginning, end, beginning” exhibition will be open to the public in Gallery One and Eagle Gallery from November 25, 2022 until March 12, 2023. The admission is free.

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