Culture
Bezjian: The Day the Black Dog Died
We lived in an old church that was converted to a house located on a narrow street, so narrow at certain points that an adult could not stretch his arms horizontally without touching the walls. […]
Culture
Culture
A Ticket to Forever: An Interview with Actor Armen Garo
We live as long as we can and then we die. For some people, that’s not good enough and they try to do better. Armen Garo is that kind of person. He was born and […]
Culture
Kraskian: Poem: Journey to the Hub
Boston. A delightful place to be cold in the winter. Boston. Countless monuments clad in red brick and a mantle of history of threatened liberty. Boston. Home of Celtic Patriots wearing Red Socks… Boston. A […]
Culture
Poem: Sonentz: Yesterdays
Yesterday I called you when it was still today with the fear of tomorrow tormenting my mind with the sorrow of your absence I call you each day seeking your presence in yesterday and countless […]
Culture
Watch It… You Don’t Know Jack
“You Don’t Know Jack,” a film by Oscar-winning director Barry Levinson based on the life and work of doctor-assisted suicide advocate Jack Kevorkian, will air on HBO on April 24. The film stars Oscar winner […]
Culture
Kassabian: Yuroz
Like a voluptuous volcano, Yuroz has emerged in the art scene with an ever-growing passion and unique genre. A visionary revolutionist, an artist of unique charm with multilayered character and mystical appeal—these have been the […]
News
Dadrian-Akcam Book on Turkish Courts-Martial Now in Third Edition
Despite being based on a taboo topic that is subject to legal restriction in Turkey, the Dadrian-Akcam book on the Turkish courts-martial, titled Tehcir ve Taktil: Divan-i Harb-i Orfî Zabitlari. Ittihad ve Terakki’nin Yargilanmasi, 1919-1922, […]
Culture
Poem: O LOVE, LONELIEST LOVE OF ALL
O love Loneliest love of all How dark are these clouds gathered by the sun to watch the day rise As if that bird there could see itself only by the aura of its course […]
News
U.S. Postal Service Honors Abstract Expressionists
Ten Revolutionary Works of Art Make Debut as Postage Stamps BUFFALO, N.Y.—The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) today honored the artistic innovations and achievements of a group of artists who put the U.S. to the forefront […]
News
De Zayas Book on Legal Aspects of Genocide Published by Haigazian University
The Genocide Against the Armenians 1915-23 and the Relevance of the 1948 Genocide Convention By Alfred-Maurice de Zayas, with a preface by the International Commission of Jurists, Geneva On the occasion of the 95th anniversary […]