For diaspora Armenians, Ararat has always been something you feel but cannot touch. Designer Hajk Bagradjans, founder of Gagat Glass,…
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Art has a way of helping people express, process and heal from trauma, regardless of whether that trauma happened to…
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There are love stories that begin with a meeting, and there are those that begin with a question. When Sirarpi…
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SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA — At a time when Armenian needlework is experiencing an upsurge in interest among makers, families and…
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It’s hard to imagine, after years of loss and heartache, that a large auditorium could be filled with people who…
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In artist Suzanna Avetisyan’s workshop, time seems to slow, surrendering to the monotonous yet soothing rhythm of the loom. The…
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YEREVAN — The youth folk song and dance ensemble “Andok” of Charentsavan presented its theatrical production “The Secret of That…
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Armenian culture has always been a story of resilience. Across centuries, despite displacement and loss, our traditions, language and shared…
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YEREVAN — From Oct. 7 to Nov. 6, the Museum of Modern Art in Yerevan hosted “Deep Red,” a solo…
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The morning sun streams through the windows of the quiet, empty hall of Meadowood Community House. Inside, beige linoleum floors…
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