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EVENTS
With a career spanning more than 30 years, Daneghyan has exhibited his art in prestigious galleries and museums across the globe. Immerse yourself in a visual journey as you explore a rich tapestry of exhibitions.
SOLO EXHIBITION
2018, USA, GLENDALE, CONSULATE GENERAL OF ARMENIA IN LOS ANGELES
On May 8, 2018, the Consulate General of Armenia in Los Angeles hosted an exclusive exhibition featuring the works of acclaimed miniature painter Armen Daneghyan. The event showcased a diverse collection of his artworks, offering the LA audience a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Armenian art.
In her opening speech, Consul Armella Shakaryan highlighted the significance of Armen Daneghyan’s contributions to promoting Armenian art on the global stage. In recognition of his efforts, the Consulate General presented him with a certificate of appreciation for his role in disseminating Armenian culture.
The evening also saw Armen Daneghyan receiving commendations from California State Senator Anthony Portantino and California State Assembly Member Adrin Nazarian, further acknowledging his impact on the arts community.
SOLO EXHIBITION
2016, USA, BURBANK, ZORAYAN GALLERY
The exhibition, held at the Zorayan Museum on March 9 and 10, featured 30 miniature paintings by Armen Daneghyan. This event was the result of months of planning and preparation by the Zorayan Museum Committee.
During the opening ceremony, Committee member Mr. Hayk Madoyan delivered welcoming remarks, emphasizing the significant contributions of the Armenian people to the field of miniature art. In his speech, the artist expressed his gratitude to the Primate for providing him with the opportunity to showcase his inner world through his miniature paintings.
Archbishop Hovnan Derderian also commended the artist for his passion and dedication, wishing him continued success in his artistic endeavors. His Eminence further extended his thanks to the Zorayan Museum Committee for their unwavering commitment to promoting Armenian art.
SOLO EXHIBITION
2014, BULGARIA, SOFIA
Nearly 30 of Armen Daneghyan’s artworks, including pieces like “Lord’s Prayer,” “Heaven’s Door,” “St. Mesrop Mashtots,” “Sayat Nova,” and “Armenian Alphabet,” were showcased at the Ethnographic Museum in Sofia.
The exhibition was organized by Sonia Avakian with the joint support of the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Studies, the Ethnographic Museum at BAS, and the Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU) “Paregordzagan” Sofia.
Officially opened on February 11, the exhibition ran for one month. It had a charitable focus, with a portion of the funds raised from the sale of artworks directed towards purchasing equipment for a distance Armenian language learning class at the Sunday School of Sofia, which operates under the auspices of AGBU “Paregordzagan” Sofia.
GROUP EXHIBITION
2011, ARMENIA, SEVAN
On September 11, 2011, the Armenian Apostolic Church celebrated the holiday of Khachverats. The Vaskenian Theological Academy invited several talented and renowned artists to participate in the festivities. Among the honored guests was artist Armen Daneghyan, who graciously gifted one of his artworks to the Academy. Father Shnork Sargsyan thanked the artist and wished him continued success.
SOLO EXHIBITION
2008, FEBRUARY 1, IRAN, SPAHAN
The opening ceremony took place at the Hozeh Honari Center on February 1. Thirty artworks were showcased.
During the ceremony, speeches were delivered by Karen Nazaryan, the Ambassador of the Republic of Armenia in Iran; Archbishop Babgen Charian, the Primate of Isfahan; and several Armenian and Iranian art professionals. The exhibition lasted for 20 days.
SOLO EXHIBITION
2005, APRIL 22, FRANCE, STRASBOURG, THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE
Armen Daneghyan was invited to participate in the opening ceremony of his solo exhibition, organized by Christopher Grayson from The Arts Club of the Council of Europe. The exhibition was supported by the Permanent Representation of Armenia to the Council of Europe.
At the opening ceremony, speeches were delivered by Cristian Ter-Stepanyan, the Ambassador of the Republic of Armenia to the Council of Europe, and other officials. Many diplomats, artists, and art lovers were also in attendance.
SOLO EXHIBITION:
2002, USA, Pasadena, AGBU Centre
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The next solo exhibition of the artist was held on May. AGBU Center Pasadena and the Ministry of Culture of Armenia were the organizers of the exhibition.
SOLO EXHIBITION
2001, APRIL 10, ARMENIA, YEREVAN, THE MINISTRY OF CULTURE OF THE REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA
Thirty-five artworks were displayed at the event. The opening ceremony featured speeches by the Vice Minister of Culture of the Republic of Armenia, Karen Aristakesyan; renowned artist Karen Smbatyan; and other art critics.
SOLO EXHIBITION
1999, DECEMBER 18, USA, GLENDALE, ARMENIAN SOCIETY OF LOS ANGELES
The organizers were the Ministry of Culture of Armenia and the Western Diocese of North America. His Holiness, Karekin II gave his agreement in organizing the exhibition.
Vatche Hovsepian, the Archbishop of the Western Diocese of North America was also present and had a speech at the opening ceremony of the exhibition.
SOLO EXHIBITION
1998, October, Museum of Yeghishe Charents, Yerevan, Armenia
28 artworks were represented in the heart of Yerevan, Yeghishe Charents museum. The exhibition was co-organized by the Armenian foundation of Culture.
The minister of Culture of Armenia attended the opening ceremony and delivered a speech.
SOLO EXHIBITION
1997, MAY 5, ARARATIAN DIOCESE, YEREVAN, ARMENIA
This was the first solo exhibition of the artist. The event was organized by Garegin archbishop, who is the current Catholicos of All Armenians and the supreme head of the Armenian Apostolic Church. All 33 artworks were painted on wood and represented religious topics.
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