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Moko Khatchatryan’s inherited yet unique artistic signature

With her dark hair, signature dark lipstick and wardrobe strictly bound to the same deep color palette, artist Moko Khachatryan…

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Robert's Scrolls

Colors of fire

Somehow, without my recalling the circumstances, Dad acquired a case of miscellaneous, hand-baled electrical wires of different colors, thicknesses and…

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Literary Corner

Commuter rail

The 9:48 a.m. train was already at Reading Station. Six of us in two cars had risen early for our…

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Art

Art as national identity

​A conversation with an artist is often like standing before one of their canvases: you try to find the thread…

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Literary Corner

The family house, no longer

I have picked my last grapes and grape leaves. In 1950, when my father bought his first and only home,…

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Reflections

Family, not only by blood

Today is Family Day in Ontario. It’s a relatively new addition to the calendar, one that, if I’m being completely…

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In Sight

The Answer is in the Mirror: Parents and Grandparents

Many American Armenians live with a fear. It is not the type that causes medical concern or even impacts their…

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Literary Corner

The Making of ‘Feast of Ashes: The Life and Art of David Ohannessian’

My first memories of my maternal grandfather—the renowned Kütahya ceramicist David Ohannessian, who founded the art of Jerusalem Armenian ceramics…

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