Another new artwork is presented on the Sasuntsi Davit Terrace of the Cafesjian Center for the Arts

May 19, 2012

Another new artwork is presented on the Sasuntsi Davit Terrace of the Cafesjian Center for the Arts,  Polished Chrome Plated Air to Air Missile. 
Installed in juxtaposition to the sculpture, Lion 2, by Korean artist Ji Yong-Ho, the two works together send a message about the environment, the human condition, and man’s responsibility for their preservation or potential destruction.

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• New Kinetic Sculpture Exhibited at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts

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  December 08, 2011

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• Writer William Saroyan Presented in CCA’s Encounters with Art Series

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  The December event in Encounters with Art series of the Cafesjian Center for the Arts was dedicated to the prominent American writer of Armenian origin William Saroyan.
  December 05, 2011

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• Tribute to Arno Babajanyan in Encounters with Art Series

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  On November 3 the traditional Encounters with Art series of the Cafesjian Center for the Arts presented a tribute to the famous Armenian composer Arno Babajanyan, dedicated to his 90th anniversary.
  November 07, 2011

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• Encounters with Art: Mystery of Armenian Script

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  The Cafesjian Center for the Arts disclosed the mystery of the Armenian Script ahead of Holy Translators Day.
  October 10, 2011