Art

Art

Lusine Shaboyan paints what words fail to express

There are people whose souls are so filled with experiences that ordinary words become powerless. At such moments, the soul…

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Reflections

In ‘Outliving Shakespeare,’ defying the final act becomes a beautiful work of art

Co-directed by Inna Sahakyan and Ruben Ghazaryan, ‘Outliving Shakespeare’ stood out as one of the most compelling films at this…

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Announcements

AMA announces “Beyond the Curtain” exhibition opening Oct. 22 

WATERTOWN, Mass. — The Armenian Museum of America is pleased to announce the opening of “Beyond the Curtain: Materiality and…

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Robert's Scrolls

Trip to the Museum

The Essex Art Center emailed. It was time to retrieve my watercolor painting, “Trip to the Museum.” The piece has…

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Culture

Art against violence

“It’s me. It’s exactly how I felt inside,” a woman in her 40s said, pausing in front of a portrait…

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Culture

Armenian American artist Lusine Saakyan weaves history into art

Lusine Saakyan is a self-taught Armenian American artist whose work probes resilience, culture and ancestry. Born in Armenia, with roots…

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Reflections

Reflecting on the legacy of the reopened Gulbenkian Museum

A year ago, when I arrived in Lisbon to pursue an LLM in human rights advocacy at NOVA School of…

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The Homeland

Lusine Tumanyan and the medicine of cultural restoration

Every year, thousands of people visit the Matenadaran, where ancient Armenian manuscripts, historical documents and precious canvases are preserved. Most…

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Columns

Founding the Museum

In 2018, I reapplied to college. Yes, at my age. Massachusetts has a program at its state universities allowing seniors,…

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The Homeland

Shakart, the artist turning Charbakh into an open-air gallery

Sharur Street begins beneath the stern gaze of Alexandre Cabanel’s famous painting “The Fallen Angel.” The massive mural watches over…

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