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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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Culture

11 works celebrating Armenian fathers and grandfathers

Whether near or far, fathers and grandfathers can have an indelible impact on our lives, careers and relationships. Historically, Armenian…

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Culture

An underwater village and silenced pain in Senia Baloyan’s art

The story of artist Senia Baloyan involves the border, a childhood home gone underwater, parental love, and silent tragedies voiced…

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Art

A path to restitution: Armenian Genocide looted art

How might efforts to recover Nazi looted art from the Holocaust inform efforts to recover art looted during the Armenian…

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The Homeland

Two voices, one field: Shaping art therapy in Armenia

Art as healing: A story from Tatev Harutyunyan’s experience A 60-year-old woman entered psychotherapy with depression, psychosomatic headaches and a…

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Diaspora

Aurora Mardiganian’s story moves Argentina’s students

In observance of National Law 26, 199, which designates April 24 as the Day of Action for Tolerance and Respect…

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Culture

Armenian arts in America: History and impact in visual arts

Dedicated to the 250th anniversary of America’s founding, this is the first in a series titled “Armenian Arts in America,”…

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Culture

Areg Mirijanyan: “Faceless Game” explores identity

In the evocative exhibition “Faceless Game,” artist Areg Mirijanyan presents a visual meditation on the preservation of the self. Much…

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The Homeland

Voices that break barriers

Every day at the Mughdusyan Art Center, children gather and no one asks who can afford to be there and…

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