The Center for Armenian Arts invites you to a special documentary presentation featuring selections from the new CivilNet series “House Culture”, hosted by Christopher Atamian. This series explores Armenia’s historic house museums, offering an intimate look into the lives, environments, and creative legacies of influential cultural figures. Through storytelling, visual exploration, and thoughtful commentary, House […]
The Center for Armenian Arts invites the community to a special historical presentation by Allen Dishigirikian, exploring the remarkable and little-known story of James Normart, recognized as the first Armenian to settle in Glendale in 1896. Titled “The Forgotten History of James Normart: The First Armenian in Glendale (1896)”, the presentation sheds light on an […]
The Center for Armenian Arts is proud to host Memory, Resistance & Transnational Solidarity: From 2012 to the Present and Beyond, a two-day international seminar bringing together scholars, legal experts, artists, curators, and human rights advocates to examine the power of memory, education, art, and collective action in confronting historical injustice. Through keynote presentations, panel […]
Join us at the Center for Armenian Arts for an engaging evening with the author of LinkedIn 101, featuring a book presentation, an interactive masterclass, and a panel discussion focused on building a strong professional presence in today's digital world. Whether you are a student, entrepreneur, business professional, or job seeker, this event will provide […]
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