WATERTOWN — The Tekeyan Cultural Association Boston Chapter will present a conversation with the director and CEO of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts Pierre Terjanian on Thursday, June 4,[...]
WATERTOWN — Due to overwhelming interest and positive reviews from prominent publications such as Boston Art Review and Artscope magazine, the Armenian Museum of America recently announce that “Arshile Gorky:[...]
GLENDALE — Armenian Arts Gallery presented an art exhibition by Seta Injeyan, titled “Portraits of Nations: Songs in Color and Struggle,” from May 7 to 10, with an opening reception[...]
BELMONT, Mass. — On Saturday, April 18, the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research (NAASR) and the Belmont Public Library held their first joint children’s program, “One Fine Day:[...]
YEREVAN/NEW YORK — Aaron Poochigian is an American poet, translator, and classicist born in 1973. He studied at Moorhead State University and later earned a PhD in Classics from the[...]
BOSTON — The Armenian community has long believed in investing in talent, education, and the arts, and Maria Aristakesyan’s story is a wonderful example of why that matters. Maria, a[...]
WATERTOWN — The Tekeyan Cultural Association (TCA) Boston Chapter presented a new episode on April 30 of its ongoing cooking class series, this time starring Aleppine-style mortadella and mushabak, at[...]
PASADENA, Calif. — On Saturday, May 9, the Tekeyan Cultural Association participated in Armenian Cultural Day at the Pasadena Public Library – Lamanda Park Branch. The Hamazkayin Armenian Educational and[...]
WATERTOWN — The Armenian Museum of America will present “Father,” a deeply personal and visually compelling project by acclaimed artist Diana Markosian. This exhibition marks the US debut of the[...]
GLENDALE — The organization Research on Armenian Architecture (RAA) hosted a vibrant book presentation on the ancient Armenian district of Gharadagh (alternately spelled Karadagh), including its five regions, at the[...]
“Mine is the realm of the beautiful,” avers the speaker boldly in “Touch of Greek Inspiration,” a poem in Abraham Terian’s recently published anthology, Phrasing the Arts (The Press at[...]
