Most Recent Exhibitions - 2025
Noctiflorous, (fabric, eyelets, thread varieties, on wood) currently on view at Bentley Gallery, Summer Group Exhibition
Noctiflorous, 48 x 48 x 3, fabric, eyelets, thread varieties
Noctiflorous, currently on view at Bentley Gallery, Summer Group Exhibition
Prism, artlink - 2025
Every Home Has A Soul, Installation view, PRISM Exhibit, 2025
Every Home Has a Soul, is an installation exploring the afterlife and essence of our homes—not just as physical structures, but as the spaces that shape our lives, hold our memories, and exist beyond their material form. This work serves as both a tribute and a recognition of the objects, moments, and time spent in our living spaces.
detail image, gold garden wire, metallic gold thread varieties
Every Home Has A Soul, detail image
Tucson Museum of Art, Biennial 2024-25
Exhibition View
Mending Stories - Fiber Art Invitational, Mesa Contemporary Museum, 2024
On the left: Year by Year. On the right: Going Places Dress
Year By Year, 2022 - present
Grouping of 3, L to R, Years 2002, 1990 ,2020, and 2005
Yarn, rope, thread varieties
Crochet knotting, braiding/plaiting, Dimensions vary
These are three from the ongoing "Year by Year" series.
Each fiber sculpture is a representation of a year of life.
The fibrous materials are suspended on metal hooks and pulleys, exploring the contrast between the delicate nature of the fiber forms and the hard metal material.
The “Going Places Dress” is a unique wearable art piece constructed entirely from patches that have been saved, gifted, found, or deemed defective. Crafted from my collection, which spans from the 1960s to the present day, this dress serves as a wearable scrapbook. It not only pays tribute to the places visited and memories made but also captures the moments and emotions tied to those experiences.
UP CLOSE, University of Arizona Biomedical Exhibit, 2024
This paint and thread series also incorporates paper dresses from the 1960's
paint, embroidery floss, on canvas
Time travelers: Foundations, expansions, & transformations at the centennial - Tucson Museum of Art, 2024
White Cube/Motion, Zigzag, and Crosshatch (fabric, hook and eyelets, thread, on wood construction)
White Cube/Motion, Zigzag, and Crosshatch (fabric, hook and eyelets, thread, on wood construction)
Bentley Gallery Annual Group Exhibition, 2024
The Slow Fade, fabric, eyelets, thread varieties, 48 x 48 x 2
The Slow Fade, side view, detail
Fixations, The Gallery at CCA, 2023
Cadence, Bentley Gallery, 2022
State of Health, Appalachian Center for Craft, 2021
TUCSON MUSEUM OF ART, BIENNIAL 2020
BiIENNIAL Exhibition view
Red Symmetry, 53 x 53 x 2, fabric, eyelets, thread, on wood
BIENNIAL Exhibition photo
Objects of Memory, Bentley Gallery, 2018
Installation view, Objects of Memory, Bentley Gallery, 2018
In her large-scale sculptural installations, as objects are suspended in open air and treated with identical paint, they become a single mass representing the mind. Passing by the suspended mass allows for only brief glimpses of specific items, just as the human mind passes by its memories. Yaghmourian hopes that such visual interpretations of memory – and memory management – can lead viewers to joy and solace in their recollections.
Labels, Bentley Gallery, 2017
LABELS
Labeling is something that goes on everyday in our society. People are not the labels we assign to them. Labeling is a form of separating people and class. It can have negative or positive affects on a persons life. Labeling children as smart, slow, irresponsible, etc., puts ideas into their head, which are not true and studies show they tend to follow the labels or stereotypes they are given. It's a subject which deserves a closer look. Words are powerful tools.
Labels, crocheted jumpers, yarn, embroidery floss, infant hangers
Off the Wall, Bentley Gallery, 2016
Installation view of Native and The Bird Becomes the Cage. Made from goose feathers and cable ties
Detail image of Native and Bird Becomes the Cage
Additional installation view
Black Jellyfish, crocheted yarn on wood
Black and White Fiber Cubes, fabric, hooks and eyelets, thread, on wood