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Editor’s note: In 2019 I wrote about a phenomenal image-maker and photographer named Osheen Harruthoonyan whose approach and results mesmerized us. Here is an invite to his latest gallery show. Osheen is an artist we are happy to promote and tracking his development and career is a pleasure I think we can all appreciate.
| Exhibit runs September 24-November 7, 2021 Please join us at our Opening Reception on Saturday, September 25, 2021 from 12-5pm. No sign up necessary. Walk ins welcome. If you wish to book a private viewing please email [email protected] |
| Osheen Harruthoonyan is a photographer who merges movement with themes of cultural heritage and renewal. Hand printed on gelatin silver paper, his limited-edition prints bring together images of the macro – the sun, Saturn, mount Ararat – with the micro – specks of dust, tiny organisms – to create a new perspective of the world around us, challenging our perception of familiar sights and landscapes through interweaving themes of hope and wonder into the visual narratives we interact with on a daily basis. Osheen’s work has been featured in numerous international exhibits, collections and publications, most recently at the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto, the Louvre in Paris, as well as features on Vice!, Bravo! Arts, Space Channel, the CBC’s “Exhibitionists” and the Marriott Courtyard Hotel in Los Angeles. |
Josh Reichmann
October 2021
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