Image: galerie Arame, Yerevan
Aramé Art Gallery has added a new work by Sarkis Hamalbashian to its online 'What’s New' section. The update features 'Road, 2026', an oil on canvas measuring 40 by 30 centimetres. The gallery’s notice presents the work as a new addition to its site rather than as an exhibition announcement or timed event.
The gallery identifies itself as Aramé Art Gallery, also described on its site as “Armenian Painters, Contemporary & Investment Art Online.” Its public-facing pages list sections including Gallery, Artists, Classical art, What’s New, Events, Editions, Videos and Contact, indicating that the new-post format sits alongside the gallery’s broader inventory and programming pages. In this case, however, the source material only confirms the appearance of a single work in the online update.
Sarkis Hamalbashian is named as the artist behind 'Road, 2026', but the source material provided does not include biographical information, a statement about the work’s subject, or any explanation from the artist or gallery. The title suggests a landscape-related or journey-related theme, yet no further interpretation is verified in the available text, so the work can only be described by its title, medium and dimensions.
The listing’s emphasis is straightforward: a titled painting, a specific medium, and a compact format. At 40 by 30 centimetres, 'Road, 2026' is presented as a small-scale canvas, which may suit the gallery’s online sales-or-viewing model, but the source material does not state whether the work is for sale, newly acquired, or newly catalogued. Those details are not provided and should not be inferred.
Aramé Art Gallery’s website places the update within its 'What’s New' page, where visitors can sort posts manually or by publication date. The page also offers the gallery’s contact information and navigation to its other sections, but the verified material stops at the presentation of the work itself. No opening date, venue schedule or accompanying event is listed.
The only firm announcement in the source is that there is “something new” on Aramé Art Gallery’s site, and that new item is 'Road, 2026' by Sarkis Hamalbashian. The gallery’s notice frames the work as part of its ongoing online presentation of Armenian, contemporary and investment art.
