Berlin

BERLIN — It could have been an ecumenical conference of Eastern Christians: there were Greek Orthodox, Armenian Apostolic and Orthodox, Syriac Aramaic; but there were also Turks, Kurds and Alevites,[...]

BERLIN — Artist and gallerist Archi Galentz’s project space, InteriorDAsein, is presenting an exhibition  titled “Aspects of Armenian painting. From Ivan Aivazovsky to Narine Zolyan,” as part of projects that[...]

News of the deal that Donald Trump believes might win him the Nobel Peace Prize did not make front-page headlines in Germany. What sparse coverage appeared was light on content,[...]

BERLIN — Every April Germans join with Armenians to commemorate the victims of the 1915 Armenian Genocide, with prominent events in Berlin and Frankfurt organized by the Central Council of[...]

BERLIN — Art is a language, like poetry, but is visual. It speaks through metaphors and allegories, communicating across verbal language barriers, through images, figurative or abstract. An exhibition has[...]

BERLIN — Human rights organizations, activists, and concerned citizens gathered on March 10 at the Brandenburg Gate to demand the immediate release of Armenian political prisoners unlawfully detained in Azerbaijan.[...]

BERLIN — There is no mystery behind the fact that Armenian art, especially in the diaspora, bears the imprint of the genocide: directly, as in representational figurative art or literature;[...]

BERLIN — This is a first for the Armenian art scene in Germany, and a noteworthy one. Unified efforts have brought into being a remarkable exhibit of artworks, on display[...]

Prof. Tessa Hofmann, a noted German scholar of Armenian and Genocide studies, is a research scholar at the Free University of Berlin. Her most recent book, Das geopolitische Schicksal Armeniens:Vergangenheit[...]

BERLIN (Caucasus Watch) — On October 20, Elchin Amirbayov, the Representative of the Azerbaijani President for Special Assignments, discussed key issues in an interview with a German publication Berliner Zeitung,[...]