Sacha By Alexis Pazoumian André Frère Éditions, 2020 115 pp. Hardcover $55 It’s rare to find a book that truly…
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Watching twenty-something Veronica (Laysla de Oliveira) conduct her high school orchestra, you’d be forgiven if you mistook her for being…
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The Prince of Wentworth Street By John Christie Plaidswede Publishing, 2020 177 pp. Armenians have been testifying and writing family…
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Valerie Feinberg Schweitzer is an award-winning architect and painter. The New York-based artist grew up in Denver and New…
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At first blush, it may seem like an odd pairing: Gurdjieff and Komitas. The father of modern Armenian music, Komitas…
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Our country’s love affair with guns is morally depraved and literally killing our fellow citizens. Americans have the right to…
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The sixth edition of the Socially Relevant Film Festival, executive directed by Nora Armani, gets underway in downtown New York…
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French-Armenian mime artist Vahram Zaryan holds a unique place in today’s performance world. A graduate of Armenia’s National Conservatory in…
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Billed as a “Festival of American Short Plays,” Throughline Artists’ Summer Shorts at 59 E 59 theaters rarely disappoints. The…
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Nancy Agabian’s work occupies a unique place in our contemporary cultural landscape. Known for being a gifted essayist, performance artist…
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