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Armenia's youngest artists awarded

Published: Tuesday February 23, 2010

Armenia’s youngest artists honored

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Yerevan - On February 19, Armenia's Education Minister Armen Ashotyan awarded the winners of the International Exhibition-Contest "We Live in CIS" held in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. The exhibit's opening ceremony took place at the drawing studio of the Ministry's National Center for Art.

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Statue of King Gagik discovered by Russian archeologists at Ani in 1906. Via Wikimedia

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In Fresno on Feb. 8 and Glendale on Feb. 19, NYU Prof. Thomas Mathews will lecture on the 11th cent. gospel book commissioned by King Gagik I; for details about these and other upcoming Armenian American happenings consult the Calendar of Events.

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