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Fugitive Studios seeks role in Armenia entertainment industry
LA-based Fugitive Studios Entertainment and Deem Communications in Yerevan signed a long-term partnership agreement to cultivate the entertainment industry in Armenia.
AGBU Ardavazt theater tours California
Now in its 31st year, the AGBU Ardavazt Theatre Company continued its mission of presenting Armenian-language productions to the greater Los Angeles community with ten performances of Yervant Odian's two-act comedy, Ser yev Dzidzagh (Love and Laughter) last November-December and four more planned in January and February.
New book by Armen Donelian is a guide to piano music
Whole Notes: A Piano Masterclass, the third instructional book by veteran pianist, composer, bandleader, and educator Armen Donelian, has just been published by Advance Music.
Krikor Satamian theater company launched in Argentina
The launching of the Krikor Satamian Theatre Company of the AGBU Buenos Aires Chapter occurred recently with the presentation of Hairus Ov Eh?, the Armenian version of Ray Cooney's comedy play It Runs in the Family, as translated by Krikor Satamian for the Ardavazt Theatre Company of Pasadena and adapted by director Silvia Kalfaian. Two other full-house performances followed, ensuring the company's successful debut.
Arpa Foundation's Sylva Minassian honored for supporting the arts
Prominent Hollywood actors, directors, producers, and media representatives gathered at the “House of Armenia”, the new Los Angeles office of the Consulate General of the Republic of Armenia, for an end-of-the-year reception and surprise ceremony.
Artsakh folk fables of Pele Pughi published in English
Published: Wednesday January 04, 2012
Artsvi Bakhchinyan reviews a rich new edition prepared through the efforts of Austria-born businessman Haik-Georg Zarian, a grand-son of Kostan Zarian and scion of the Melik-Shahnazar family, and published in Thailand.
Diana Der Hovanessian: I do write almost every day
Published: Monday December 26, 2011
Artsvi Bakhchinyan talks with one of the most preeminent Armenian American poets about her recent and not so recent works, including a new English language anthology of Armenian poetry.
Paul Award recipients discuss their winning screenplays
Published: Sunday December 25, 2011
The Armenian Dramatic Arts Alliance awarded its biennial $10,000 award to two screenwriters: Jeff Kalousdian for his script The Florist, set in post-war Karabakh, and Kraig Kuzirian for Bluebeard based on the Kurt Vonnegut novel.
Carnegie Hall concert raises $65,000 for scholarships in arts
Published: Sunday December 18, 2011
On December 3, the AGBU New York Special Events Committee (NYSEC), under the auspices of the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Armenia to the United Nations, hosted its fourth annual AGBU Performing Artists in Concert, which showcased the talents of yet another group of outstanding young Armenian musicians. The sold-out event was held at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall in midtown Manhattan.
Christie’s Armenian art auction benefits Yerevan charity project
Published: Friday December 16, 2011
The first ever auction of Contemporary Armenian art at Christie's held on December 9 brought together the works of some of the most brilliant Armenian artists. The proceeds of the auction will benefit heritage-led regeneration and social impact projects in Armenia.
Pomegranate Film Festival celebrates with a star-studded line up
7000 km to go: a book of travel from Budapest to Yerevan
Garin Hovannisian's Family of Shadows, now in Armenian and paperback
Serli's Hemshin photo wins FotoWeek DC
International Filmmakers’ Festival awards Garen Boyajian
YerazArt launches initiatives to support Armenian musicians
John Balian’s “novel approach” brings the Armenian saga to the masses
Alice Abeghian Calaprice: the Einstein biographer
Victor Vasarely's Optical Perspectives in Yerevan
Aram Gharabekian helps launch LA foundation to promote musical excellence
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