International
Author Chris Bohjalian making literary strides
Tom Vartabedian talks to the most popular contemporary Armenian American writer about his successes so far and plans for the future.
Story of family and nation: "Armenia lost, remembered, regained"
In the weeks before the September 21-Independence Day release of Family of Shadows: A Century of Murder, Memory, and the Armenian American Dream (HarperCollins), Rachel Goshgarian phoned the author, Garin Hovannisian, in Yerevan, Armenia, for a conversation.
Peter Balakian’s Ziggurat, a book of poems, to be out Sept. 11
In his first book of poems since his highly praised June-tree: New and Selected Poems 1974-2000, Peter Balakian continues to define himself as one of the most distinctive voices of his generation.
300 gather for summer art exhibit opening in LA art walk
Attorneys Mark J. Geragos and Brian S. Kabateck joined efforts with Arpa Foundation for Film, Music, and Art (AFFMA) to launch the art exhibit, featuring the photography of Don Q. Hannah and sculptures of Hervé Onossian that are on view through September 1.
Gallery Z to feature Cuban Armenian artist
The opening reception for a solo show of work by the artist Astrid will take place September 16 at Gallery Z.
Karren Karagoulian stars in The Prince of Broadway
Published: Friday August 20, 2010
The Prince of Broadway, an independent film written and directed by Sean Baker, will premier in New York City on September 3 at the Angelika Theater.
Garin Hovannisian publishes family memoir
Published: Friday August 20, 2010
HarperCollins will on September 21 release the Family of Shadows: A Century of Murder, Memory, and the Armenian American Dream - story of the family made famous by Richard Hovannisian and Raffi Hovannisian.
British Library exhibit features magnificent maps
Published: Tuesday August 17, 2010
Rev. Dr. Vrej Nersessian notes that the exhibit includes a truly magnificent Armenian map of the world from 1695 as well as another one that reflected Western fears of Russian expansion.
Vahe Berberian exhibits "Involuntary Laughter" in LA
Published: Tuesday August 10, 2010
Mischa Geracoulis becomes acquainted with LA comedian's more somber side, his paintings, which are being shown in West Hollywood thru September 4.
Photographer Hawk Khatcherian shares his passion for discovery
Published: Tuesday August 10, 2010
In an interview with Taleen Babayan, Hrair Hawk Khatcherian talks about how he discovered photography and how photography helped him discover the world; the acclaimed photographer will also discuss his life's passion at a public event hosted at the Diocese in New York on September 9.
Claudia Cardinale talks of her Armenia experience
Serge Momjian shares “Memories of the Past”
Composer and pianist Dianne Goolkasian Rahbee creates with Armenian accent
Dick Bakalyan: Tinseltown is like any other small town
Turkish entry Kosmos wins Golden Apricot no. 7
ADAA announces honorary jury for Saroyan award
Arev Ensemble links past with future
Paros choir gets official recognition
Yerevan hosts post-Soviet youth talent competition
Yerevan's Anoush Nikoghosyan wins international violin competition
