Garo Z. Antreasian: widely acknowledged as innovator, teacher, artist, and tireless advocate in the revival of lithographic art at mid-century in America.

 

1922  Born in Indianapolis, Indiana

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1948-1964   Artist and instructor in painting and print making, John Herron School of Art Indianapolis, IN

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1960   One of the principal founders and first technical director of Tamarind Lithography Work shop, Los Angles, CA

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1964-1987   Professor, Department of Art and Art History and Co-founder of Tamarind Institute, the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque,NM

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1985   Visiting Lecturer Fulbright Award, Sao Paulo, Brazil

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1994-1995   Retrospective Exhibition and publication of Catalogue Raisonne, Garo Antreasian:Written on Stone, Indianapolis Museum of Art

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2010   Inaugural celebration “Fabulous at Fifty”, Tamarind Institute, Albuquerque, NM

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2012   Exhibition paintings and Prints, David Findlay Jr. Gallery, New York City, NY

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2013   Visiting Alumnus, Exhibitor, and Lecturer, Herron School of Art and Design at IUPUI, Indianapolis, IN

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2015   Exhibitor and Participant in the Armenian Genocide Memorial Conference “Life 100”, Glendale, CA

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2015   UNM Press publishes Garo Z. Antreasian, Reflections on Life and Art

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2016   Gerald Peters Gallery book signing and Exhibition

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2016   Tamarind Print show of Garo’s work

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2017    Tufenkian Fine Arts Gallery Inaugural Opening

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2018    Garo passes at 96 years

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The listing above is highly abbreviated and represents only a small number of key dates in Garo’s career

Please see Garo Z. Antreasian, Reflections on Life and Art  for a detailed description of Garo’s life