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Throughout his career, Guillaume Toumanian (born 1974, France) has remained steadfastly committed to painting, forging a distinctive pictorial language through his “landscapes of memory” poised between the real and the imagined, where emotional truth prevails over literal representation. Curated by Laura de Pontcharra, director at Lazarew - de Pontcharra gallery in Paris, "inwardness" gathers the […]
On the occasion of AGBU's 120th Anniversary, AGBU in collaboration with People of Ar Productions presents LEGACY, an immersive evening of culture where music and art come to life on stage. Featured artists include Sebu of Capital Cities, pop singer Inga Arshakyan, the Serouj Kradjian Band, cellist Narek Hakhnazaryan, soprano Armine Vardanyan, oboist Hayk Hekekyan, […]
Traveling, leaving one’s home and country, has long been part of the Armenian cultural imagination, appearing in folklore, songs, and the work of medieval Armenian poets. Centuries of displacement, the absence of statehood, the Genocide and the formation of one of the largest diasporas in the world, as well as difficult economic conditions, have made […]
Traveling, leaving one’s home and country, has long been part of the Armenian cultural imagination, appearing in folklore, songs, and the work of medieval Armenian poets. Centuries of displacement, the absence of statehood, the Genocide and the formation of one of the largest diasporas in the world, as well as difficult economic conditions, have made […]
Traveling, leaving one’s home and country, has long been part of the Armenian cultural imagination, appearing in folklore, songs, and the work of medieval Armenian poets. Centuries of displacement, the absence of statehood, the Genocide and the formation of one of the largest diasporas in the world, as well as difficult economic conditions, have made […]
Traveling, leaving one’s home and country, has long been part of the Armenian cultural imagination, appearing in folklore, songs, and the work of medieval Armenian poets. Centuries of displacement, the absence of statehood, the Genocide and the formation of one of the largest diasporas in the world, as well as difficult economic conditions, have made […]
