Reviews: (click on the caption to open a PDF and read the whole review)

Grace Glueck of The New York Times said "Boyajian's buds and seeds rise well above the usual dross."

Judi Birke from the New Haven Register said, "Boyajian manipulates the light and integrates the architectural and organic forms into a finely tuned balance of aesthetic emotion, configuration and concept.”

Christopher Atamian of Review Magazine called Genesis "a quietly poetic series of sculptures; a powerful, sweet exhibition indeed."

Ariella Budick of Newsday said, "David Boyajian's monumental seedlings harden the ephemeral into steel. Young plants gently unfurling and reaching for the sky transmute into massive rust colored slabs of metal, able to withstand the assaults of time."

The Hartford Courant called Canton Gate; "not only aesthetically majestic: but historically, socially and environmentally informative..." 

Carolee Ross of the Stamford Advocate said, "Of All the artistic styles at play in 20th century sculpture, the cubist-constructivist tradition seems to have been the most influential in Boyajian’s graceful biomorphic interpretations. . ."

               Resurgence, Feature/Jamie Ferris, Housatonic Living, Litchfield County Times, June 25, 2004

            Judicial Giant, Feature/Linda Conner Lambeck, Connecticut Post, May 8, 2004

            Sculpting Spaces, Feature/Brian Sexton, Front Page, Danbury News Times, Nov. 14, 2003

Where Giants Tread, Feature/John D. Allen, Leisure, Hamden Chronicle, Oct. 2, 2003

            The Cotelydons of Sculptor David Boyajian, Feature/Louis Slovinsky, The Gallery, June 14, 2002

            Sculpture, A Welcome Addition, Feature/Agnes Diggs, The Stamford Advocate, Jan. 13, 2000