A special publication, with the texts from the diaries of Krikor 'corresponding' with Vincent (van Gogh) for the last 42 years, from the moment he left Paris definitively to start his life as a professional visual artist and poet in The Netherlands. Recent and previous paintings revealing the spirit of Krikor's endeavor and passion expressed through his paintings and writings. 

New Project - 'Letters to Vincent'/ 'Brieven aan Vincent'. A special publication, with the texts from de diaries of Krikor, 'corresponding' with Vincent (van Gogh) for the last 40 years, from the moment he left Paris definitively to start his life as a professional visual artist and poet in The Netherlands.

Presentation of Oxford Project, in collaboration with Professor Theo Maarten van Lint, in Pembroke College. Exhibition of Krikor's paintings and etchings with an installation, at the Pembroke Art Gallery with the presentation of two new books - one on Krikor's poems (the result of the translation workshops in Pembroke College (2014-2016)) and the other one on his artworks, Pembroke College, University of Oxford, UK.  

Krikor Momdjian - Artist in residence (2014-2016) – in Pembroke College, at Oxford University. In collaboration with Professor Theo Maarten van Lint.
Krikor has been invited as artist and poet by the Professor. who organized workshops of translations in Pembroke College at the University of Oxford. Krikor' s Armenian poems have been translated into English by the students of the Professor and other participants. Krikor gave also a couple of lectures at Pembroke College about the relation between Image and Language.
In October 2016 the publication of the book with the translations of his Armenian poems, including some of his Dutch, French and English poems will be presented at the Pembroke College. Simultaneously another book about his artworks (37 years of development) will be presented with an exhibition of his artworks at the Pembroke Art Gallery, in Pembroke College. University of Oxford.

Seasons come seasons go (Always in Love). oil on canvas, 140x140 cm, 2010