Exhibition

Gallery Evening with Marc Guiragossian

AGBU YP London

16 mai 2025 7:00 PM

Kearsey & Gold
19 Cork Street London W1S 3LP

London - United Kingdom

We're opening the gallery doors for a special night of art.

Join YP London for this exclusive event— featuring works by Marc Guiragossian, a rising contemporary painter, whose artistic style is distinguished by a vibrant dynamicity inspired by the ever-changing tradition of painting & art history.

Enjoy a glass of prosecco, explore the works up close and meet the artist himself.

Proceeds will go towards AGBU Arts and its mission to nurture emerging Armenian artists and share their work with the world.

See you at the gallery!

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More about the artist:

Marc is the grandson of acclaimed Neo-Expressionist painter Paul Guiragossian, and was born into a dynasty of gifted painters who heavily inspired him to create. Having studied the aesthetic philosophies and techniques of influential masters, Guiragossian has sought to combine the profound reality depicted by the likes of El Greco and Rembrandt, with the chance effects that Surrealists called “automatism”. This resulted in his signature style which is characterized by a symphony of vivid color and gestural brushstrokes. For Guiragossian, the evolution of art is not a linear process, but an inexhaustible exchange between aesthetic moments of the past and present.

Guiragossian began painting in childhood, and had his first group exhibition at the Galerie Gegenwart, Karlsruhe in 2008, while he was still a teenager. Since his debut, his works have been shown with Musee Emmanuel Guiragossian, Karnik Gallery “Resonance X Relevance", Karnik Gallery, London, 2019 and "Michelangelo to Matisse: Five Centuries of Master Drawings", Colnaghi Gallery Group Exhibition, London, 2019. The artist’s works are held in numerous very well-established international public and private collections, and most recently, in 2021, Institute De Monde Arab Museum acquired a work for their permanent collection. The artist currently works between Berlin and London, further developing his characteristic blend of bold, unfettered visual expression and the cultural influences that inspire it.