Arts Crossroad Permanent Exhibitors at Luzern Art Fair 2025
- Asya Haroutunian
- Oct 14
- 2 min read
Arts Crossroad is proud to present its permanent Armenian exhibitors at the upcoming Contemporary Art Fair Luzern 2025. Each of these artists brings a distinct voice shaped by experience, tradition, and innovation.
Abel Karen Kazinyan (b. 1963) has shown internationally from Helsinki to New York. His practice ranges from group exhibitions to solo shows across Russia, Switzerland, and the United States. With a background in monumental painting and strong international presence, he brings a long-standing dialogue between Armenian tradition and contemporary expression.
Mushegh Mkhitaryan (b. 1959) has exhibited since the 1980s across Europe, Russia, and the USA. His pieces often combine sensitive materiality with abstract compositions, reflecting decades of experience and exploration.
Hovnan Sargsyan (b. 1966) is known for his lyrical, dream-infused canvases, with exhibitions spanning Yerevan, Moscow, Zurich, Zug, and Luzern. His paintings are known for their vibrant energy and connection to Armenian cultural heritage.
Tigran Ghazaryan (b. 1967) has participated in numerous group and solo shows across Europe and the USA, balancing abstraction with figuration. Ghazaryan’s art builds on a strong foundation of drawing and painting.
Aram Hunanyan (b. 1966) works primarily in ceramics, best known for his Angels—Peace and Love Ambassadors series, exhibited widely in Switzerland and Armenia.
Together, these artists embody the enduring connection between Armenian creativity and international contemporary art. Visitors to Luzern this October will be able to explore their works alongside other Arts Crossroad exhibitors in the historic Kornschütte.
Join Us in Luzern
Mark your calendars for October 16th–19th, 2025, and step into an unforgettable celebration of art and creativity.
We look forward to welcoming you to Luzern for a fair that continues to inspire, connect, and delight—all in the heart of one of Switzerland’s most beautiful cities.
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