Vahe Kotanyan’s childhood unfolded in a village, surrounded by nature — an environment that quite literally shaped the way he…
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YEREVAN — On Dec. 9, “Rupture and Revival: A Photographic Remembrance of Armenian Resilience in the Aftermath of Genocide,” brought…
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There are many ways to live a life, but for some people, art becomes not only a profession, but also…
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Kevork-George Kassabian is one of those rare individuals whose life seamlessly intertwines science and art, forming a mindset in which…
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For many years, the Armenian Genocide was taught only in specific sections of the “History of Armenia” curriculum, using a…
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“My name is Vigen Aghayan. I am from the village of Chakaten in Kapan, Syunik Province,” begins the young poet.…
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On September 26, Latitude Art Space in Yerevan opened the documentary installation, They Say We Have to Leave, by Swiss-Armenian…
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YEREVAN, Sept. 2—On the 34th anniversary of Artsakh’s declaration of independence, Yerevan’s Freedom Square filled with thousands of Armenians, united…
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The lullaby holds a special place in Armenian folk tradition, standing as one of the oldest and most cherished genres…
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In recent years, Armenia has made progress in protecting freedom of speech. In 2024, the country improved its ranking in…
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