Gallery Z's Virtual Exhibit Now and Umberto Crenca Coming Soon

Gallery Z's Virtual Exhibit Now and Umberto Crenca Coming Soon

Gallery Z is presenting and virtual online exhibit: Armenian Artists’ works from Around the World. And, coming soon is Umberto Crenca's solo exhibit at Gallery Z: “Puzzled, Fragments & Flower Power.” The date of the Crenca event is pending.

Armenian Artists 

Armenian artist’s works from around the world will be exhibited in this special online “virtual” exhibit on Gallery Z’s website, www.galleryzprov.com. A diverse collection of works by renowned Armenian artists worldwide, in assorted media, styles and subjects, ranging from rolling landscapes of the homeland and modern cityscapes to portraits and historical memories, will be on exhibit from the following:  Alexander Grigoryan (1927-2008), Vladmir Aivazayan b.1915 d.1999, Lazar Artazian b.1857 d.1924, "PAKRAD" b.1939, Rafael Atoyan b.1931, Seda Bekarian b.1953, Yevkine De Greef b.1934, Samuel Gareginyan b.1961, A. Gevorkian b.1928 d. 2003, Avejik A. Hagopian b.1944, Harutune Hovhanesianb.1922, Edward Issabekian b.1914 d.2007, VavaKhachadourian b. 1895 d.1984, KevorkMourad b.1970, Zareh Mutafian b.1907 d.1980, Simon Samsonian b.1915 d.2003.

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In addition to Gallery Z's regular website, Director Berge Zobian had created a designated Armenian art website as a user-friendly reference for the gallery's extensive representation of many foremost Armenian artists, complete with their biographies.

Umberto Crenca

Gallery Z is celebrating twenty years of showcasing fine art with over 300 exhibits over two decades. "Gallery Z Director Berge Ara Zobian is honored to celebrate Gallery’s 20th anniversary with his dear friend, Umberto Crenca, artist & co-founder of AS220," said the Gallery. 

This solo exhibit of political and social artworks by Umberto Crenca will be opened at Gallery Z as restrictions are removed.

A visual and performing artist, Crenca’s works have been exhibited and performed widely in galleries, pop-up spaces and performance venues, including the Galleria Del Corso (Latina, Italy), La Galeria Matadoro (Puerto Rico), the Rhode Island School of Design Museum, the Newport Art Museum (RI) and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival (Scotland). He has been instrumental in, and remains committed to, the revitalization of Providence’s historic downtown, and is widely recognized locally, regionally and nationally for his contributions to numerous urban, arts, cultural and educational programs.