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Armenian descended Eozen Agopian spends most a great deal of time in her native Greece but has been gracing the New York art scene with a successful group show at the Lesley Haller gallery. Eozen works with paint and thread and cut canvas, creating a world of color and line that draws the eye into the spectacular material.

Agopian lived and went to art school in NYC, first training in graphic arts where she developed her high sense of precision. Later she got her masters at Pratt and supported herself in Astoria for many years before returning back to Athens with her husband, the famous guitar and bouzouki maker, Karolos Tsakirian.

Agopian lived and went to art school in NYC, first training in graphic arts where she developed her high sense of precision. Later she got her masters at Pratt and supported herself in Astoria for many years before returning back to Athens with her husband, the famous guitar and bouzouki maker, Karolos Tsakirian.

She was accepted  by the prestigious Triangle Arts for the autumn in NY whose mission is to support mid-career international and national visual artists, encouraging dialogue and experimentation through workshops, residencies and exhibition opportunities.