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Казанджян Джан 

Kazandjian  Jean 



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Jean Kazandjian  Джан Казанджян


 

Biography: 
Kazandjian's origins and education brought him into contact with three different cultures. 
His roots are in the Armenian tradition, his high school education introduced him to French culture, while his years spent at university opened him to the influence of the English-speaking world. These various influences have combined to foster in his work the qualities of patience and sensibility, knowledge and wisdom. 

After his " freshman arts " year in 1960, Kazandjian was unanimously awarded the first prize for his submission in a special competitive exhibition for tapestry, organized by the Sursock Museum of Beirut in 1962.
Spurred on by his desire to become familiar with the techniques and the materials peculiar to the cultural world in which he had grown up, he embarked on studies in design. In 1968 he gained a master's degree from ENSAD in Paris, a well-known publicly-funded school for applied arts. In the aftermath of the political and social turbulence of 1968 Paris, Kazandjian came to a clearer sense of his capacities as an artist. The beginning of his career as a painter can thus be located in the year 1969.
Recognition of Kazandjian's talent in the Paris art-world was immediate. 
The late sixties and early seventies was a period during which he met painters as remarkable and as diverse as Giorgio de Chirico, Salvador Dali, Cremonini, Francis Bacon, Calder.

The effect of this exposure to such a diversity of influences and artistic projects was to consolidate his sense of the need to remain faithful to the artistic interrogations proper to him.

Kazandjian has exhibited his works in several European countries and also in Canada and the United States.

Exhibits:
ONE-MAN SHOWS
1970 GALERIE L'AMATEUR. Beirut. and GALERIE ANGOLARE. Milan. 
1974 GALERIE FURSTENBERG. Paris and GALERIE MODULART. Beirut. 
1977 GALERIE FRAMOND. Paris. 
1978 GALERIE AGO. Berlin. 
1979 GALERIE PARVIS ST MERRI. Paris. 
1980 GALERIE AGO. Berlin. 
1981 GALERIE CAMPO. Antwerp, Belgium. and GALERIE FURSTENBERG. Paris. 
1982 GALERIE UNIP. Lausanne, Switzerland. and GALERIE L'ESTAMPILLE. Brussels. 
1983 GALERIE FURSTENBERG. Paris. 
1984 MUSEE ATHENEE. Geneva. ,GALERIE THEATO. Basel, Switzerland. and GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. 
1985 FONDATION GULBENKIAN. London. 
1986 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. 
1990 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. and GALERIE ARTFORM. Zweibr?cken, Germany. 
1991 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. 
1992 GALERIE ART MOUVEMENT. Paris-Bastille. 
1993 GALERIE LIEHRMANN. Li?ge, Belgium. and GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. 
1994 GALERIE ARTFORM. Zweibr?cken. 
1995 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. 
1996 CHATEAU DE CHAMPS/MARNE, Minist?re de la Culture. France. and GALERIE J.T. NEUMANN. Munich. 
1997 GALERIE MANSART. Paris. and GALERIE J.T. NEUMANN. Munich. 
1998 GALERIE FURSTENBERG. Paris. 
1999 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. , C.N.Q.A.O.S. Paris. and A.G.B.U. Los Angeles. 
2000 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. and Christine Argillet Gallery, West Hollywood.  
2001 CHRISTINE ARGILLET GALLERY, Los Angeles. CONSULAT DE FRANCE, Los Angeles. 
2002 CHRISTINE ARGILLET GALLERY, Los Angeles. GALERIE JEANNE, M?nich. 
2003 GALERIE JEANNE, M?nich. 
2004 MUSEUM OF SURREALISM, Melun.
2005 GALERIE JEANNE, M?nich. 
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
1971 GALERIE G. Paris. 
1974 SALON DE MAI. Paris. and LA JEUNE GRAVURE CONTEMPORAINE. Paris. 
1976 GALERIE BIJAN. Paris. 
1977 GALERIE FRAMOND. Paris. , BIENNALE DE DESSIN. Brooklyn Museum. New-York. and ART FANTASTIQUE. Tours, France. 
1983 SALON DU TRAIT. Paris. 
1985 NEW-YORK ART FAIR. New York. and SALON DU TRAIT. Paris. 
1987 DESIGN CENTER. Los Angeles. and JEUNE PEINTURE. Paris. 
1988 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. and GALERIE U.G.A.B. New Jersey. 
1990 GALERIE FURSTENBERG. Paris. and COULEURS DE LA VIE. Biblioth?que Nationale. Paris. 
1991 COULEURS DE LA VIE : Cultural Centre. Madrid. and Palace of Fine Arts. Prague. 
1995 GALERIE LIEHRMANN. Li?ge, Belgium. 
1996 ART-N-CO. Briquebec, France. , SALON ART-JONCTION. Cannes. and BUDAPEST ART-FAIR. Budapest. 
1997 GALERIE FURSTENBERG. Paris. and LE BAL DES MARINIERS. Paris. 
1998 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. and BUDAPEST ART-FAIR. Budapest. 
1999 GALERIE WEIDER. Le Raincy, France. 
2000 AGBU. Los Angeles.


Jean Kazandjian Джиан Казанджян

Biography: 
Kazandjian's origins and education brought him into contact with three different cultures. 
His roots are in the Armenian tradition, his high school education introduced him to French culture, while his years spent at university opened him to the influence of the English-speaking world. These various influences have combined to foster in his work the qualities of patience and sensibility, knowledge and wisdom. 

After his « freshman arts » year in 1960, Kazandjian was unanimously awarded the first prize for his submission in a special competitive exhibition for tapestry, organized by the Sursock Museum of Beirut in 1962.
Spurred on by his desire to become familiar with the techniques and the materials peculiar to the cultural world in which he had grown up, he embarked on studies in design. In 1968 he gained a master's degree from ENSAD in Paris, a well-known publicly-funded school for applied arts. In the aftermath of the political and social turbulence of 1968 Paris, Kazandjian came to a clearer sense of his capacities as an artist. The beginning of his career as a painter can thus be located in the year 1969.
Recognition of Kazandjian's talent in the Paris art-world was immediate. 
The late sixties and early seventies was a period during which he met painters as remarkable and as diverse as Giorgio de Chirico, Salvador Dali, Cremonini, Francis Bacon, Calder.

The effect of this exposure to such a diversity of influences and artistic projects was to consolidate his sense of the need to remain faithful to the artistic interrogations proper to him.

Kazandjian has exhibited his works in several European countries and also in Canada and the United States.

Exhibits:
ONE-MAN SHOWS
1970 GALERIE L'AMATEUR. Beirut. and GALERIE ANGOLARE. Milan. 
1974 GALERIE FURSTENBERG. Paris and GALERIE MODULART. Beirut. 
1977 GALERIE FRAMOND. Paris. 
1978 GALERIE AGO. Berlin. 
1979 GALERIE PARVIS ST MERRI. Paris. 
1980 GALERIE AGO. Berlin. 
1981 GALERIE CAMPO. Antwerp, Belgium. and GALERIE FURSTENBERG. Paris. 
1982 GALERIE UNIP. Lausanne, Switzerland. and GALERIE L'ESTAMPILLE. Brussels. 
1983 GALERIE FURSTENBERG. Paris. 
1984 MUSEE ATHENEE. Geneva. ,GALERIE THEATO. Basel, Switzerland. and GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. 
1985 FONDATION GULBENKIAN. London. 
1986 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. 
1990 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. and GALERIE ARTFORM. Zweibrücken, Germany. 
1991 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. 
1992 GALERIE ART MOUVEMENT. Paris-Bastille. 
1993 GALERIE LIEHRMANN. Liège, Belgium. and GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. 
1994 GALERIE ARTFORM. Zweibrücken. 
1995 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. 
1996 CHATEAU DE CHAMPS/MARNE, Ministère de la Culture. France. and GALERIE J.T. NEUMANN. Munich. 
1997 GALERIE MANSART. Paris. and GALERIE J.T. NEUMANN. Munich. 
1998 GALERIE FURSTENBERG. Paris. 
1999 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. , C.N.Q.A.O.S. Paris. and A.G.B.U. Los Angeles. 
2000 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. and Christine Argillet Gallery, West Hollywood.  
2001 CHRISTINE ARGILLET GALLERY, Los Angeles. CONSULAT DE FRANCE, Los Angeles. 
2002 CHRISTINE ARGILLET GALLERY, Los Angeles. GALERIE JEANNE, Münich. 
2003 GALERIE JEANNE, Münich. 
2004 MUSEUM OF SURREALISM, Melun.
2005 GALERIE JEANNE, Münich. 
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
1971 GALERIE G. Paris. 
1974 SALON DE MAI. Paris. and LA JEUNE GRAVURE CONTEMPORAINE. Paris. 
1976 GALERIE BIJAN. Paris. 
1977 GALERIE FRAMOND. Paris. , BIENNALE DE DESSIN. Brooklyn Museum. New-York. and ART FANTASTIQUE. Tours, France. 
1983 SALON DU TRAIT. Paris. 
1985 NEW-YORK ART FAIR. New York. and SALON DU TRAIT. Paris. 
1987 DESIGN CENTER. Los Angeles. and JEUNE PEINTURE. Paris. 
1988 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. and GALERIE U.G.A.B. New Jersey. 
1990 GALERIE FURSTENBERG. Paris. and COULEURS DE LA VIE. Bibliothèque Nationale. Paris. 
1991 COULEURS DE LA VIE : Cultural Centre. Madrid. and Palace of Fine Arts. Prague. 
1995 GALERIE LIEHRMANN. Liège, Belgium. 
1996 ART-N-CO. Briquebec, France. , SALON ART-JONCTION. Cannes. and BUDAPEST ART-FAIR. Budapest. 
1997 GALERIE FURSTENBERG. Paris. and LE BAL DES MARINIERS. Paris. 
1998 GALERIE JEANNE. Munich. and BUDAPEST ART-FAIR. Budapest. 
1999 GALERIE WEIDER. Le Raincy, France. 
2000 AGBU. Los Angeles.
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Jean Kazandjian

    Kazandjian's origins and education brought him into contact with three different cultures.  His roots are in the Armenian tradition, his high school education introduced him to French culture, while his years spent at the university opened him to the influence of the English-speaking world.  These various influences have combined to foster in his work the qualities of patience and sensibility, knowledge and wisdom.

    After his "freshman arts" year in 1960, Kazandjian was unanimously awarded the first prize for his submission in a special competitive exhibition for tapestry, organized by the Sursock Museum of Beirut in 1962.  Spurred on by his desire to become familiar with the techniques and the materials peculiar to the cultural world in which he had grown up, he embarked on studies in design.  In 1968 he gained a master's degree from ENSAD in Paris, a well-known publicly-funded school for applied arts.

    In the aftermath of the political and social turbulence of 1968 Paris, Kazandjian came to a clearer sense of his capacities as an artist.  The beginning of his career as a painter can thus be located in the year 1969.

   Recognition of Kazandjian's talent in the Paris art-world was immediate,  The late sixties and early seventies was a period during which he met painters as remarkable and as diverse as Giorgio de Chirico, Salvador Dali, Cremonini, Francis Bacon, Calder.

   The effect of this exposure to such a diversity of influences and artistic projects was to consolidate his sense of the need to remain faithful to the artistic interrogations proper to him.

   Kazandjian has exhibited his works in several European countries and also in Canada and the United States.