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Dreams after Karabakh
I’m in Karabakh as a tourist. And I’m with Turks, but I try to act so they don’t realize I’m Armenian. Read More »
My friends feel closer to me than my family
Single people displaced from Karabakh have no way to find housing even in remote villages in Armenia. There...Read More »
Dream That Takes Over Your Life: Indian Laborers In Armenia
Touristic agencies are on the rise in India. Nearly every immigrant we spoke with had a “brother” working as a tourist agent, earning commissions for persuading......Read More »
When you feel something like music, it is music
With installations, performances, and workshops planned over the coming days, the festival promises an immersive journey that will challenge the boundaries of sound and art.Read More »
Recipes from Stranded Karabakh
— When we came here, I would look at people’s packages by inertia for a while.Read More »
PANICKED. Organized By Artists In And Outside Of Armenia
There is an impression that it is impossible to avoid the catastrophe of capitalistic planning. Art provides the possibility...Read More »
Reinventing the Armenian Myth
To create a new model of patriotism, the old one must first be demystified. By and large, the government proposes to change the images.Read More »
Defend Dance: statement
— The entire club community is at riskRead More »
BEING A WOMAN IN ARMENIAN SOCIETY: FEMALE ARTISTS SHARE THEIR PERSPECTIVE IN A NEW MULTIMEDIA EXHIBITION
The exhibition Dzen Dzeni - the name can be roughly translated to English as “voices united” - presents multiple audiovisual works and installations, composed to illustrate and complete the written poems.Read More »
AntiBabylon: poetry evening
Protect/ My mother from motherhood greater than mother/ My father from my mother/ My mother from my father/ My father from being late for work...Read More »