In Hatsik, a village in Armenia’s Shirak region where winters are unforgiving and silence settles deep, Gohar Petrosyan shapes earth…
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“Write about trees, flowers and nature, but never about a woman’s love and desires.” This directive became the starting point…
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In a modern world where technology and mechanized production have replaced almost everything, handmade felting — one of the oldest…
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“It has happened so many times — I have simply sat down and cried while carrying water. I’d be carrying…
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Outside, the December rush is in full swing: the noise of performative extravagance and the frantic pace of the season.…
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Haje Bakoyan is among the most visible advocates for women’s rights within Armenia’s Yezidi community. As the director of Shams…
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December 3 marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a reminder of the global need for inclusion, accessibility and…
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YEREVAN — In the modern environmental agenda, the problem of textile waste — though often overshadowed by plastic — is…
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Artist, composer and writer Gayane Tadevosyan brings a unique synthesis to the Armenian cultural scene. Her art is rooted in…
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For Anna Mekunts, poetry is less a craft than a state of being. She writes as she feels — without…
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