Rosie (Toumanian) Nisanyan

Rosie (Toumanian) Nisanyan (she/her) is a writer and artist based in Brooklyn, N.Y. She grew up in the vibrant Armenian communities of Chicago, Ill. and Orange County, Calif. before moving to New York to work in Broadway advertising. As a contributor for the Armenian Weekly, Rosie writes arts and culture reviews, interviews creatives of the Armenian Diaspora and reflects on her personal experiences as an Armenian-American. Her writing career also includes poetry, consumer trend reports and screenwriting.
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Remembering the Armenian Genocide through art

Art has a way of helping people express, process and heal from trauma, regardless of whether that trauma happened to…

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When a historian goes on tour: An interview with sudanahye’s Vahe Boghosian

The brainchild of historian Vahe Boghosian, sudanahye is a multimedia research project documenting the history of the Sudanese-Armenian community. Boghosian…

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Mary Basmadjian and ‘The Medz Mamas Podcast’ honor the power of the women before us

In honor of International Women’s Day, we’re spotlighting a recent episode of ‘The Medz Mamas Podcast,’ with guest Mary Basmadjian. …

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In “Niyū Yūrk,” NYPL shares a glimpse of the city’s MENA communities

Public Library documenting the history of MENA immigration to New York City and how those communities flourished despite challenges and…

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“Mountains on Fire” is an intriguing tale set during the First Nagorno-Karabakh War

Aram Yardumian’s “Mountains on Fire (Այրվող Սարեր): A Novel of the Caucasus” is a work of historical fiction set in…

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“Yotqar” blends ancient melodies with contemporary beats

Coming soon to an Armenian dance club near you: Hayk Karoyi’s new album, “Yotqar!” Releasing today on all streaming and…

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The dating app designed with diasporans in mind: An interview with Ari founder Narek Parlakyan

A hot new bombshell has entered the villa! Meet “Ari,” an online dating app committed to connecting Armenians from all…

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Garod Collective knows what New York Armenians are longing for: An interview with co-founders Cynthia Nahhas and Nanor Vosgueritchian

After meeting in Lebanon and reconnecting in the States, Cynthia Nahhas and Nanor Vosgueritchian founded Garod Collective last year to…

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Get to know Angela Asatrian, the filmmaker behind the historic “A Winter’s Song”

This winter, the Armenian community was given a special gift: the first English-language holiday romance filmed in Armenia, A Winter’s…

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Meet the DJs remixing Armenian culture: An interview with the founders of Hye Frequencies

Hye Frequencies is a New York City-based Armenian DJ collective on a mission to showcase Armenian music and culture while…

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