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A home that keeps shifting

With the year behind us, we reflect on all that appeared and disappeared, taking time to reconnect with family, home…

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Culture

The sun within her: Hripsime Margaryan’s creative journey

There are many ways to live a life, but for some people, art becomes not only a profession, but also…

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Culture

In the colors of silence: The inner world of Maria Kotoghyan

The exhibition hall is filled with the fresh scent of lemon. It feels as though you are entering not just…

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Culture

“Deep Red”: The meditative art of Leo Leo Vardanyan

YEREVAN — From Oct. 7 to Nov. 6, the Museum of Modern Art in Yerevan hosted “Deep Red,” a solo…

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Culture

The creative harmony of Kevork-George Kassabian

Kevork-George Kassabian is one of those rare individuals whose life seamlessly intertwines science and art, forming a mindset in which…

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Culture

When nature speaks through canvas: The chromatic universe of Lilit Vardanyan

YEREVAN — From October 1 to 9, artist Lilit Vardanyan’s first solo exhibition at the Pyunik Development Center offered a…

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Scholarships

Fund for Armenian Relief, Michael Aram Award Inaugural Scholarship

By Margarita Arakelyan A collaboration between Fund for Armenian Relief (FAR) and Michael Aram has led to the launch of…

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Art

Special Places: My Little Armenia

The Weekly is once again proud to feature Cambridge-based artist, children’s book author and St. Stephen’s Armenian Elementary School teacher…

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News

The Cafesjian Center for the Arts Presents Exiles and Dreamers

YEREVAN—The Cafesjian Center for the Arts has announced the opening of the exhibition, Exiles and Dreamers: Panorama of 20th Century…

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Notes from the Pink City

The Problem with Taxpayer-Funded Public Art

At the height of the Second World War, the British government tackled the unenviable task of reorienting the besieged island-nation’s…

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