Background

Arzouman, David was born on March 28, 1955 in Glendale, California, United States. Son of Harry H. and Mary Arzouman.

Education

Associate of Arts, Pasadena City College, California, 1982.

Career

Apprentice Norman Zammitt Studio, Pasadena, 1977—1979. Guest composer Brooklyn College, 1985—1992, seminar instructor, 1987—1990. Program designer, director Sophia Art School, Tokyo, 1999—2005.

Founding member Drawbridge Company Ltd., Japan, 2007. Program designer ArtLOFT School Art, Tokyo, 2007.

Achievements

• Achievements include original work on the analogies between visual art and music, including applications of algorithmic composition, fractal geometry, and visual art principles to music. Design of unique visual art education programs that combine traditional training in drawing and painting with modern art practices.

Works

Works Gallery

• book

  • Christian Allegory in Early Hispanic Poetry (Studies In Romance Languages)

    (Distinguishing figural or typological allegory―a method a...)

  • Christian Allegory in Early Hispanic Poetry (Studies In Romance Languages)

    (Distinguishing figural or typological allegory―a method a...)

  • European Trend Atlas of Extreme Temperature and Precipitation Records

    ( This Atlas presents records of climatic variability and...)

  • A 10-CPS PERIODICITY IN THE PRECIPITATION OF AURORAL-ZONE ELECTRONS

• Other Work

  • Composer: Untitled Northern 1, 1986, Allegory, 1987, Precipitation, 1991. Author: Fundamentals of Painting, 1999, Life, not just sport, requires an Olympic spirit, 2008, Op-ed page, Christian Science Monitor. Author: "The Meaning of the Oval Office, 2009, Op-ed page, Christian Science Monitor.
    
    The Real Value of Hard Times, 2009, Elements of Olympic Values, 2009, Why Teach the Arts? Art Inspires Learning, 2009, More Government Oversight? Capitalist, Regulate Thyself, 2009, Art in America: Does a Great Nation Deserve Great Art, 2010.

Membership

Member of American Society of Composers (Standard awards 1995-1997).

Connections

father:

Harry H.

mother:

Mary Arzouman