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Anahit Vart
818-728-4648
anahit@sbcglobal.net
www.artistanahit.com
Born in Armenia, Anahit Vart attended Terlemezian art school from 1960 until 1965 and afterwards earned her Bachelor’s degree at the Institute of Fine Arts from 1965 to 1970.
She’s been an accepted Member of the Artist’s Union of Armenia and USSR since 1974 as a result of her involvement in many events and more than 70 group exhibitions organized by the Artist’s Union of Armenia and Artist’s Union of USSR.
In May 1992 she had her first one-person exhibition at "Art Today" gallery in Yerevan. That same year she moved to Buenos-Aires where in 1993 she took part in an exhibition of the Argentinean Society of Plastic Artists, and later in 1994, had a one-person exhibition at Argentinean Association of Actors.
During the next two years she had two more one-person exhibitions at Wilton Palace Hotel and Gallery Hall of CableVision-TCI2. Also in 1996 took part in a group exhibition "Marathon of Art" at Sara Garcia Uriburu.
After moving to Los Angeles in 1997 she had a one-person show at OIA Cultural Center in 1998.
In March 2000 she was awarded an Artist Showcase at Manhattan Arts International Magazine and had her artwork featured in the publication.
Since 1998 she has participated in group exhibitions organized by Orlando Gallery in Encino, CA, SOHO Art Gallery in Studio City, CA and also her artwork presented at ArtConnectionLA Gallery, CA, Orlando Gallery, CA and Charles Hecht Galleries, CA.
In March 2001 her artwork was selected and exhibited at the Art Quest exhibition at Forth Smith Convention Center, in December 2002 at Lankershim Art Gallery, NOHO Arts District, CA, in January 2003 at Don O’Melveny Gallery, West Hollywood, CA and in March 2004 at Pacific Design Center, West Hollywood, CA.
Anahit continues to live and work in Sherman Oaks, CA.
RECENT SHOWINGS:
2008 (Sept) 360 Reality, Los Angeles, CA
2008 (August) The Whole 9 Gallery, Washington Blvd Culver City, CA
2004 “Unity & Diversity” Russian-American Art Exhibit, Pacific Design Ctr, LA
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