Exhibition

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

From biology to animation: Diana Yeghikyan’s universe of color

Art rarely follows a smooth and predictable path. It often requires exploration, courage to make tough decisions and the ability…

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Diaspora

Budapest exhibition and conference explore the afterlives of Ani

BUDAPEST – An international exhibition and conference dedicated to the medieval Armenian capital of Ani opened on March 19 at…

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Culture

Clean lines: The graphic world of Mery Matevosyan

From April 3 to 10, the Pyunik Development Center, located at 3/1 Buzand St., was transformed into a unique canvas…

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Columns

The stolen childhoods of Artsakh

In the wake of repeated cycles of Azerbaijani violence, from the 2016 April War to the 2023 mass displacement of…

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Announcements

Diana Markosian’s “Father” to make U.S. debut at AMA

WATERTOWN, Mass. — The Armenian Museum of America is proud to present “Father,” a deeply personal and visually compelling project…

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Announcements

In between horizons: Solo exhibition by Shushanik Karapetyan

QUEENS, N.Y. — Armenian-born, New York–based artist Shushanik Karapetyan presents In Between Horizons, a solo exhibition of abstract paintings exploring…

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Culture

Young Indian architect documents Armenia and beyond through photography

When Khadeeja Zayan photographed Mount Ararat while passing along Armenia’s border, she knew that it was a sacred symbol of…

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Culture

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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Art

Riverbed of a silenced memory

Being exposed to the past implies adopting an attitude of redemption from the present, especially when we speak of the…

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