John Altoon was born in Los Angeles in 1925. He is one of the foremost abstract expressionists. His art was intensely personal and it relied heavily upon actor- painting techniques and Surrealist concepts of free association.

Vahan Pagrad Amadouni was born in 1933 in Aleppo, Syria. His paintings are abstractions in broad, shiny, black strokes done with specially built metal knives that plow long, straight, tense, immensely powerful rectilinear shapes on the canvas.

Ruben Amirian was born in 1937 in Tehran, Iran. His work is a combination of conscious and subconscious visual dialogue with internal as well as external stimuli.

Martiros Adalian was born in 1972 in Yerevan Armenia. He is interested in the human body in all its manifestations. He is concerned not only with the myriad forms and movements of the human figure, but also, as importantly, its relationship with its surroundings, and its response to events and phenomena in nature.

Gard Antreasian was born in Indianapolis in 1922. He is well known for his lithography work (i.e. a method of printing in which an image is printed from a smooth surface onto paper).

Anahid Arslanian was born in Iran. She embraces a style that can be called Abstract Realism or Magical Realism. This is art that comes from the spirit, exploring the dream universe of the soul.

Edward Ardsrounian was born in 1929 in Leninakan. He has held various exhibitions of his paintings.

Laura Avetisyan was born in Yerevan. Her paintings are found in many private collections all over the world and the artist continues creating a magical world with her new paintings, expressing herself with vivid colors and shades.

Armo Avetisyan was born in 1936 in Gyumri, Armenia. He has participated in many solo and group exhibitions.

Raphael Atoyan was born in Leninakan in 1931. His paintings, touching beautifully-colored landscapes and generic scenes, excite and fascinate by their profound national coloring and original skill. The works of Atoyan, who has mastered the secrets of and the latest currents in art, lack any striving to be modern or popular.