Photography

The Homeland

New book release: “Eternal Armenia” and the khatchkars of Noratus

When photographer, author and publisher David Karamian released “Armenia – The Lone Stone” in 2022, khatchkars were already an important…

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Culture

Oshagan on photographing diaspora, crafting Artsakh portraits circa 2125

When photographer Ara Oshagan began documenting greater Los Angeles’ Armenian neighborhoods nearly 30 years ago, he was embarking on an…

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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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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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Announcements

‘Capturing Eternity’: A landmark volume on Armenian photography in Jerusalem is published

Capturing Eternity: Jerusalem Armenian Entanglements with Photography, edited by Karen Jallatyan and Diana Ghazaryan in cooperation with Bálint Kovács (L’Harmattan,…

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Announcements

Winslow Martin’s “My Armenia” documents history and daily life across the country

WATERTOWN, Mass. — A new documentary photography exhibition by Arlington, Massachusetts-based photographer Winslow Martin, “My Armenia (1999–2008),” traces a deeply…

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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

“The breath of the soil”: Knar Babayan and the weight of memory

“If I had the chance to take one photograph in Artsakh right now, I would probably… photograph my feet on…

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Announcements

Istanbul, Foto Galatasaray: Tell Me Your Story

My name is Anahit Ghazaryan, and I am a researcher from Armenia. I am currently in Istanbul trying to find…

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Reviews

‘The Armenian Highland’ is Karanian’s Magnum Opus

The Armenian Highland: Western Armenia and the First Armenian Republic of 1918 312 pages Stone Garden Press (2019) Matthew Karanian…

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