Fresno State Exhibits Ara Oshagan's Armenian Diasporic Work
“Ara Oshagan: Armenian Diasporic Trajectories-Los Angeles, Beirut, Artsakh, Fresno” An Exhibition at Fresno State’s University Library
Fresno State's Armenian Studies Program is presenting an exhibition titled "Ara Oshagan: Armenian Diasporic Trajectories—Los Angeles, Beirut, Artsakh, Fresno" at the university's library.
The exhibition explores the work and life of Ara Oshagan across multiple diaspora centers, documenting Armenian communities and experiences across Los Angeles, Beirut, the Artsakh region, and Fresno itself. The display reflects on the interconnected trajectories of Armenian populations throughout the diaspora.
Fresno, home to one of the largest Armenian-American populations in the United States, has long served as a major cultural and institutional hub for Armenian studies and community life. The exhibition is part of the university's ongoing commitment to documenting and celebrating Armenian heritage and diasporic experiences.
