May 28, 2022
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  • Art

    The Lost Art of Manuel Azadigian

    The life of artist Manuel Azadigian, who was once referred to by a retrospective in Ararat Magazine as the “Forgotten Genius,” is like a scene out of a Hollywood drama. A son of Armenian immigrants, [...]
  • Literary Corner

    When the Euphrates Ran Red

    In a land south of the Black Sea, we lived together in peace for over a thousand years. Then darkness engulfed us, and life became a ghastly nightmare. Reduced to second-class subjects, we fell prey [...]
  • News

    The Teachers of Artsakh’s Border Villages

    There is a saying—”If you have to put someone on a pedestal, put teachers. They are society’s heroes.” Indeed, teachers are instrumental in shaping the minds of future generations. They are role models for many [...]
  • Culture

    Winemaking in Wartime

    The century-old vineyards of Khachik, Armenia serve as a military border. Keush started purchasing grapes from this border village of the southwestern Vayots Dzor province in 2013. Many farmers had previously abandoned the vineyards due [...]

Special Reports

Opinion

“A Temporary Antidote”: Joining the Fight from Afar

Looking back at my four years as an undergraduate student at the American University of Armenia, I can recall so many experiences and memories. Seeing Ararat from AUA’s windows, giving a TedxTalk, being late to [...]
Art

“The Future of Things Passed” celebrates contemporary Armenian art

NEW YORK, NY—The future of the Armenian community was on display at the opening reception of “The Future of Things Passed” exhibition in Manhattan on May 19th. The exhibition features celebrated women artists of Armenian [...]

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