History and Present has recently been published in Warsaw. It was compiled and edited by Anush Aslibekyan (Armenia), a theatre scholar who is […] ...

The Tekeyan Cultural Association Pasadena–Glendale Chapter, in collaboration with the Armenian Art Gallery, to present “Many ...

The Armenian Museum of America is pleased to announce the opening of "Beyond the Curtain: Materiality and Devotion in ...

After a century of artistic evolution in the Middle East, the celebrated ceramic art of Jerusalem Armenians may soon be produced in Armenia for the first time. JERUSALEM -- It is the world’s oldest ...

Christina Maranci will give a lecture on her recently published book, “The Art of Armenia: An Introduction,” on Oct. 4, in which she will discuss the meaning and content of her book, as well as her ...

Written by Dr. Iain Robertson and designed by Nona Isajanyan, A Pathway Through Modern & Contemporary Armenian Art (2022) stands before Armenian-American painter Arshile Gorky’s “The Betrothal” (1947) ...

Nearly 60 artworks—most of which have not been exhibited in decades—reveal a lesser-known cultural landscape of Armenian art during the Soviet era, uncovering hidden perspectives of cultural autonomy ...

While Armenia has long been recognized for its rich and storied historical art and culture, the country’s contemporary art scene is emerging as one to watch on a global scale. Armenian artists stand ...

The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s current exhibition, “Armenia!,” is the first major exhibition of Armenian art in the United States. An exhibition at the New York institution is no small feat and ...

The program touched on UCLA's Armenian Genocide Looted Art Research Project (AGLARP), which brings together law students and art students—many of them Armenian-Americans—to search museum and ...

Art students at Old Rochester Regional High School have created portraits for children in Armenia as part of the Memory Project, continuing their tradition of connecting with peers around the world ...