CANNES — Actress Nora Armani earlier in May received the Golden Kirk (Le Prix Kirk d’Or) from Associated Artists and its president, Régis Raffi Bakian. The award was given to[...]

FRANKFURT — Berghahn books will release a new book this summer by veteran Armenian Mirror-Spectator correspondent and historian Muriel Mirak-Weissbach. The book, titled A German General and the Armenian Genocide:[...]

WATERTOWN — The late Dr. Aram Chobanian, a noted cardiologist, academician and modern-day renaissance man, received a worthy tribute on May 15 at a program organized by the Armenian American[...]

YEREVAN–TALLINN – Kristiina Davidjants (born in 1974, Baku) is an Estonian film director and producer and cinema journalist. In 2001, she earned a bachelor’s degree in film and video direction[...]

WORCESTER — Armenian Mirror-Spectator contributor, photographer and teacher Ken Martin on May 8 spoke about his long-form documentary project titled “Armenian-Americans, American-Armenians: A Search for Identity & Meaning in[...]

When Turkey is not held accountable for its perpetration of the 1915 Armenian Genocide and when Azerbaijan, backed by Turkey, enjoys absolute impunity over its systematic destruction of the Armenian[...]

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The Armenian Chorale of Rhode Island will celebrate its 70th anniversary with a Gala Concert on June 28, at 7 p.m. at the Egavian Cultural Center, 70[...]

It’s never easy existing in the shadow of a more famous or accomplished artist, just ask Salieri who labored for years, an accomplished composer who never quite reached his friend[...]

Gyumri is known informally as the cultural capital of Armenia and for good reason. In addition to its traditional excellence in the visual arts, it hosts several outstanding music schools[...]

MADRID — I recently spent two months in Spain, where I toured several cities. The Armenian community there faces the challenges of living in the diaspora, but it works successfully[...]

Armen Melikian’s 2023 novel, Expraedium, is a beguiling piece of work, part Joyce, part Orwell, part Pynchon, with a smattering of Burgess’s A Clockwork Orange thrown in for good measure.[...]