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Beyond butterflies: Siranush Aghajanyan’s mosaicked Yerevan (opens the original)
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Long before her name became associated with the vibrant public artworks scattered across Armenia, Siranush Aghajanyan was a young artist searching for new ways to express herself. She studied at the Panos Terlemezyan State College of Fine Arts and later at the Yerevan State Academy of Fine Arts, where she trained in classical drawing and painting. While experimenting with leftover tile pieces, she gradually discovered mosaic as her artistic medium. Inspired by pixel art and the work of French st
Lusine Tumanyan and the medicine of cultural restoration (opens the original)
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Every year, thousands of people visit the Matenadaran, where ancient Armenian manuscripts, historical documents and precious canvases are preserved. Most of these treasures have been saved from the destruction of past centuries, surviving wars, migrations and the passage of time. Before appearing on display shelves or in research rooms, they undergo a long restoration process, hidden from the public eye in quiet laboratories. One of these crucial restorers is Lusine Tumanyan. Over the past few y
Armenia's dance traditions bring a new generation together (opens the original)
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On a Friday evening in Yerevan, the sound of traditional Armenian music echoes across a crowded square. One by one, people step forward and join hands. Students, elderly, tourists and complete strangers form a growing circle. Soon, everyone is dancing together. Scenes like this have become increasingly common in Armenia over the past decade. According to Abel Matevosyan, choreographer of the Karin Traditional Song and Dance Ensemble, the revival is the result of years of dedicated work inspired
The heartbeat behind the Marionette Theater (opens the original)
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The lights dim, the hall falls quiet, and somewhere behind the curtain, an entire world begins to breathe. “Hello, dear children, welcome to the Marionette Theater.” For decades, this simple greeting has opened the door to a special kind of magic in the heart of Yerevan. Founded in 1935, the Yerevan State Marionette Theater is more than just a theater. It is a place where generations of children have discovered the world of stage art, learned to tell good from evil and believed that even the sma
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