Nature

The Homeland

Why Goris is worth the journey

Sixteen years ago, when I was 20, my university classmate bought a car. When he suggested taking my friends and…

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Literary Corner

“The Blooms That Fall” on beauty and imperfection through nature’s seasons

Recently published, “The Blooms That Fall,” by Angelina Der Arakelian–Dennington, with illustrations by Art Deno, illuminates the complexity of human…

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Culture

Poghosian’s fireworks of color and hope

Art is often born where words fall silent, and emotions seek a visible form. For artist Eline Poghosian, the canvas…

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Culture

The renaissance of Armenian pumpkin art and the mastery of gobelin

In the life of artist Heriqnaz Khachikyan, the roles of painter, designer, educator and master of applied arts do not…

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Poetry

Ballad of the Beetles

On Zangezur’s slopes where the high winds commence, Treads the dark pilgrim, Dorcadion sisianense Across crimson hills where the late…

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Art

With nature’s colors and sincerity: Inside Davit Minasyan’s canvas

In the cold days of December, as Yerevan was wrapped in winter’s breath, young artist Davit Minasyan created a true…

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Diaspora

Oldest Woman to Summit Mount Aconcagua is an Armenian

GLENDALE, Calif.—On January 18, 2019, Sona Armenian became the oldest woman to summit Mount Aconcagua at 70 years and a…

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News

New Congressional Bill Proposes Debt-for-Nature Swap for Armenia and Haiti

WASHINGTON, D.C.—Yesterday, it was announced that Congresswoman Katherine Clark of Massachusetts’ 5th District and Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois are…

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