VACHAGAN NARAZYAN: ARTIST IN SPOTLIGHT- NOW ON VIEW THROUGH AUGUST 9TH, 2014
James Yarosh Associates Fine Art Gallery presents the works of Vachagan Narazyan
 
Above, artist Vachagan Narazyan in his studio in the Ukraine.
Two of Narazyan's works were seen at Mansion in May 2014 as part of the Blairsden Mansion's "An Art Collector's Sanctuary" atrium exhibition to include the large scale painting "Shapito" presented in a 22kt yellow golld Stanford White design frame and the painting "Ladder No.2" over the fireplace mantle in a hand carved frame gilded in white gold leaf over blue gesso. Fine Art & Interior Design by James Yarosh
Life Journeys of Horizontal Travel: Vachagan Narazayan's "Shapito" on view at the Blairsden Mansion
Fine Art & Design exhibition.
Vachagan Narazyan, (b. 1957), Ukraine
Narazyan's epic and intimate paintings are arguably among the most important works to surface and still develop from the repression of the former Soviet Union. With a style blending Old World images with futuristic visions, the artist creates a world of mystery and enchantment for the viewer to explore. Born in Kislovodsk, Russia, and currently residing in the Ukraine, Narazyan graduated from the Kharkiv Art Institute and developed a style underground—now coined "Romantic Fantasy"—as part of the historical Non-Conformist Art movement. In these works, the ladder suggests the vertical journey of travel that is more mental, spiritual and intellectual. Narazyan explores the fantasy and mystery that go hand-in-hand with the theme of shapito—a constantly moving circus. This composition of a tent surrounded by figures is part of Narazyan's "Absurd Travel" series, an ongoing subject for the artist.
Vertical travels within: Vachagan Narazyan's "Ladder No.2" on view over the fireplace in the Blairsden Mansion Atrium as part of the Mansion in May 2014 Designer show house and charity fundraiser. Please contact James Yarosh Associates gallery regarding current collections by the artist available. A show of new works by Vachagan Narazyan is being planned for Summer 2014.
Vachagan Narazyan's painting "Ladder No.2" as seen in the 1/2 page feature of the Sunday New York Times.
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