Mon Jan 14 2019
From the Forgotten Pages of History: The Life and Times of Mari Beylerian
By Arpine Haroyan
Western Armenian writer and editor Mari Beylerian perished during the 1915 Armenian Genocide. While there is scarce information about her life, she left behind the legacy of Ardemis, a monthly magazine published in Egypt and devoted to women’s rights.
Tue Nov 27 2018
Meghradzor: How Old Tales From the Villages are Being Preserved by the Community
By Joe Nerssessian
An artistic collaboration spanning continents and generations is attempting to turn stories into colorful murals throughout rural communities in Armenia.
Thu Nov 01 2018
The Metropolitan Museum Puts Armenian Civilization Center Stage
By Christopher Atamian
Armenian culture and tradition, once subsumed into Byzantine or medieval studies, now has its own separate but important place in the history of art and civilization along with others such as Venice, Rome, and Greece thanks to a groundbreaking exhibition entitled Armenia! at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
