Image: galerie Arame, Yerevan
Aramé Art Gallery has posted a new work by Armenian artist Shota Voskanian, listing ‘Rest, 2026’ on its ‘What’s New’ page. The entry presents the painting as oil on canvas board and gives its dimensions as 24 x 30 cm.
The gallery’s update appears in its online section for recent additions, which is organized under the heading ‘What’s New’ alongside the site’s other areas, including Gallery, Artists, Classical art, Events, Editions and Videos. In the material provided, the gallery identifies itself as “Armenian Painters, Contemporary & Investment Art Online.”
Voskanian’s work is shown in a concise format typical of a sales or viewing listing rather than an exhibition announcement. The page gives the title, artist name, medium and size, and directs visitors to click through for more details. No additional interpretive text, curatorial statement or exhibition venue is included in the source material.
The new listing is dated July 30, 2026 in the newsletter metadata supplied with the notice. The gallery’s website page does not give an exhibition timetable or opening hours for this item, and no event date range is attached to the entry.
Aramé Art Gallery is based in Yerevan, Armenia, and its site presents an emphasis on Armenian painting alongside contemporary and investment art. The gallery also lists contact phone numbers and a general navigation structure that includes both current additions and longer-term offerings.
In the source material, ‘Rest, 2026’ is the only work identified in the update. No biographical details about Voskanian are provided, and the notice does not state whether the piece belongs to a wider series, a current show or a specific acquisition context. The posting remains a straightforward announcement of a newly available work on the gallery’s online platform.
