

LIFE Series
Testimonials
The ability to portray the image is as difficult as the ability to cure the soul. It is my hope that my interactions with others can be as sincere and as true as the works you create.
Dr. Sameer Yapoor
Physician
Wow, I love it! I can't make up my mind which one is my favorite painting. It's a tie between Triumph of the Human Spirit, Implosion and Witness 9/11.
Cindy Galamore
Investor
Phantabulous, Shanoor! Your paintings are absolutely marvelous...not only artistically unique, but emotionally compelling.
George Cohan
President
Thank you for your dedication. I am proud to display your work in my office.
David F. Shafer, CMC, IMC
Clerk-Treasurer
Thank you so much for your beautiful creation, our cover of Outreach received many positive comments, because of your painting.
Iris Papazian
Outreach Editor
Your enormous talent needs to be recognized and celebrated, I'm glad to have your celebrate freedom piece.
Gelbert Boyadjian / Investor
I love your work, I needed to have it in my office. You're just an amazing artist.
Jane Gallagher / Investor
WOW, I love it! I can't make up my mind which one is my favorite painting.
Lilly Sarkissian / Investor
Congratulations on your current show of work "Celebrate Freedom" We enjoyed being part of the experience and felt a renewed sense of the American spirit. Your energy and emotions come through so clearly in this vast body of work that you have been driven to create since 9/11.
Just as you have created artwork fro AIDS and breast cancer awareness, this statement for Americans to cherish their freedom is close to everyone's heart. Hearing you speak about your work confirms your commitment to this sense of spirituality that you want to share with everyone. Continued success and we look forward to seeing upcoming work.
Lynn & Craig Capen
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Johnathan Schultz Gallery
Artist Shanoor's painting FAMILY will be exhibited at Johnathan Schultz Gallery in Miami stating June 1 - 30th, 2023.
Of all the topics Shanoor has created paintings about, family is the one that moves him most. He has many memories of his parents, and especially his grandparents who went through the Armenian genocide in 1915. This painting called family which is a portrait of a family in tears, Shanoor expresses the pain and suffering the Armenians that had gone through genocide centuries ago continues to be the pain that is happening today with Armenian children and elderly being abandoned in Artsakh, Armenia. Azerbaiajan has blockaded Artsakh so there is no electricity, water and there is food crisis. Shanoor is expressing his feelings toward families and hoping for humanitarian efforts by our US Congress.