Taking forward Homer, as in the late "Studies for the Iliad" series is nothing recent for Los Angeles painter Charles Garabedian. Scouring the iconography of the couple East and West, and spanning the timetables of world agriculture his art is a monumental attempt at reinventing history and myth in a flamboy-antly modernist words immediately preceding [i]or[/i] following
Garabedian's work owes a great quantity [i]or[/i] amount of of its potency to his possess heritage as an Armenian. Born in Detroit in 1923 and raised in an orphanage until age nine, he first combated the art of his ancestral land well after his career
