Image: galerie Arame, Yerevan
Aramé Art Gallery has added a new work by Armenian contemporary artist Vahagn Haroutyunian to its “What’s New” section, presenting 'Follow the Sun, 2026' as an acrylic on canvas measuring 120 x 90 cm. The gallery’s online notice identifies the work by title, medium and dimensions, and links directly to the artwork details on its website.
The listing appears on the Yerevan-based gallery’s site under “What’s New – Aramé Art Gallery,” a section set within a broader menu that also includes About us, Gallery, Artists, Classical art, Events, Editions, Videos and Contact. The page indicates that Aramé operates as an art gallery with an online platform focused on Armenian painters, contemporary art and investment art.
While the notice is brief, it places Haroutyunian’s painting within the gallery’s ongoing presentation of recent additions. The artwork title, 'Follow the Sun', and its 2026 date suggest a newly published or newly featured work rather than an exhibition announcement. No opening reception, exhibition schedule or sale conditions are stated in the source material, so the verified information is limited to the work’s appearance on the gallery’s website.
The image file associated with the listing also confirms the artwork details embedded in the gallery’s upload metadata, including the artist’s name, the title 'Follow the Sun', the year 2026 and the medium acrylic on canvas. The dimensions are given consistently as 120 x 90 cm. Beyond those facts, the source material does not provide a description of the painting’s imagery, the artist’s statement, or any curatorial framing.
Aramé’s website presents the work in a context that combines commercial gallery functions with a roster of artists and art categories. The site navigation points to classical art alongside contemporary material, indicating a programming structure that spans different areas of the Armenian art market. In that setting, a new online feature for Haroutyunian aligns with the gallery’s practice of highlighting individual works rather than only group presentations.
The gallery’s published notice is dated 2026-07-22, and the linked page remains part of the site’s “What’s New” archive. No physical venue, public event date or closing date accompanies the post, and the available source material does not state whether the work is on view in person or available exclusively online. The verified record therefore places 'Follow the Sun, 2026' as a new featured work on Aramé Art Gallery’s website, identified as an acrylic on canvas measuring 120 x 90 cm.
