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Anahit Rodvan left finance for art (opens the original)
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What happens when a business mindset meets artistic imagination? The result is art that offers no ready-made answers, but instead invites the viewer into a dialogue. In an interview with the Armenian Weekly, artist Anahit Rodvan spoke about her unique creative journey, her transition from the financial sector to the canvas, her sources of inspiration and her pursuit of freedom through art. Rodvan’s path to art was not linear. Born and raised in Yerevan, she engaged in diverse activities from chi
Ambassador warns of Goris-Kapan repeat in Tigranashen, says Baku has no legal claim (opens the original)
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Months ago, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan received votes from residents of the Ararat region, including Tigranashen, with the promise of protecting Armenia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Today, he is introducing Azerbaijani toponyms into public discourse. Referring to Tigranashen by the Azerbaijani name “Karki” is not an accidental slip but part of a consistent policy aimed at conditioning public consciousness and preparing for another unconstitutional concession. Public statements ma
Metal and silence: The sculptural world of Sargis Hovhannisyan (opens the original)
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Sometimes, a work of art marks the beginning of an artist’s internal dialogue with themselves, the world or the Creator. Beyond shapes and color, sculpture and painting can materialize states of being, experiences and personal philosophies. Metal, stone and wood cease to be ordinary materials, transforming into human stories. Sculptor Sargis Hovhannisyan’s work stands out because of these qualities and its unique style. He recently spoke to The Armenian Weekly about the silence in his workshop,
Why Azerbaijanis won’t live in occupied Artsakh (opens the original)
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After the 44-Day War, Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev faced a serious problem. Despite enormous expenditures, large-scale construction projects and the building of mosques in Artsakh and adjacent territories, Azerbaijanis avoided moving to those occupied territories.1 See, for instance, “Azerbaijan changes status of internally displaced people: What do new rules provide?” by JAMnews (July 24, 2026). Speaking to The Armenian Weekly, Yerevan-based regional security analyst and Turkey expert Mu
From biology to animation: Diana Yeghikyan’s universe of color (opens the original)
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Art rarely follows a smooth and predictable path. It often requires exploration, courage to make tough decisions and the ability to sense one’s calling. Artist Diana Yeghikyan’s creative journey has been precisely that — full of zigzags, yet ultimately leading to self-discovery. Yeghikyan spoke with The Armenian Weekly about art, the vast world of animation and her inner creative impulses. For Yeghikyan, who was born and raised in Yerevan, painting and a love for beauty have been inseparable sin
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