Los Angeles Intersections

Intersections between cultural roots and individual aesthetic styles distinguish the works of the seven artists in this exhibition. Common to all are the cultural crossroads between Armenian heritage and Los Angeles residency. Tina Bastajian, Seta Injeyan, Joanne Julian, Ani Kupelian, Seta Manoukian, Eileen Shahbazian, and Mahara Sinclaire confront issues of cultural convergence and divergence in painting, drawing and sculpture. Exhibition curated by Caroline Lais-Tufenkian, CSUN Master's Degree recipient in Art History; exhibition essay by CSUN Art History Professor Betty A. Brown.

(Image: Seta Injeyan "Motus ad Caelo", acrylic and collage on canvas, 1999)

August 25 - September 22, 2001

CLOSED LABOR DAY, SEPTEMBER 3

Conversations with Artists: Thursday, September 13, 3 pm

Special thanks for our public service announcement on KKLA, "The Talk of Los Angeles", 99.5 FM

Printable CD version of the catalog available at the Art Gallery store.
The CD version also has a 1 minute video clip from Tina Bastajian's video.