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  • Vicken Tarpinian – October 27th, 2024

    The Center for Armenian Arts, Glendale, California 250 N. Orange St., Glendale, CA, United States

    Vicken Tarpinian in LA 50 years on Stage Sunday, October 27, 2024 7:30 pm Tickets: $75 (Tier 2 - 50 of them) // $50 (Tier 1 - 50 of them) For tickets  www.ArmenianArts.com & Info call 747-208-2000

    $50 – $75

  • sos hovhanissyan earths canvas

    Earth’s Canvas

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    The Center for Armenian Arts, Glendale, California 250 N. Orange St., Glendale, CA, United States

  • Lusine Saakyan: PETROGLYPHS OF SYUNIK

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    The Center for Armenian Arts, Glendale, California 250 N. Orange St., Glendale, CA, United States

    Thursday, November 14, 2024.  7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Friday, November 15, 2024.   5 pm - 8 pm Saturday, November 16, 2024.   3 pm - 6 pm

  • Documentary by Artak Movsisyan

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    The Center for Armenian Arts, Glendale, California 250 N. Orange St., Glendale, CA, United States
  • Lilit Khachaderyan

    The Story Behind The Journey

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    The Center for Armenian Arts, Glendale, California 250 N. Orange St., Glendale, CA, United States

  • Glowing Flowers by Lusine Avdalyan

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    The Center for Armenian Arts, Glendale, California 250 N. Orange St., Glendale, CA, United States

  • Intersecciones LA

    Intersecciones LA

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    The Center for Armenian Arts, Glendale, California 250 N. Orange St., Glendale, CA, United States
  • The Iconography of Catholicos' Vestments in the Armenian Medieval Miniature Painting

    The Iconography of Catholicos’ Vestments in the Armenian Medieval Miniature Painting

    The Center for Armenian Arts, Glendale, California 250 N. Orange St., Glendale, CA, United States

    The book is dedicated to exploration of historical origins and development of ceremonial vestments for the pontiff of the Armenian Apostolic Church-the Catholicos. It explores the dressing ritual, protocol and the symbolism of it. In medieval manuscripts created in Armenia prior or in main book-making centers of the Armenian diaspora, there are portraits of famous […]

  • Absence by Josh Arias, Sam Dvin, Charlie G. Hachadourian (1954 - 2022), Irena G. Minasyan, Panorjit Palatthuam, Sev, Tigran Tahmizean, Armineh Teimourian

    Absence

    The Center for Armenian Arts, Glendale, California 250 N. Orange St., Glendale, CA, United States

    This World and Life are not one-sided, not even two-sided, as in black and white photography. They contain everything possible and impossible. Art and creativity, in general, are attempts to reproduce this rational and irrational reality as adequately as possible, but each time, it depends on what methods are used in the process of this […]

  • No Other Words

    No Other Words: Haikus

    The Center for Armenian Arts, Glendale, California 250 N. Orange St., Glendale, CA, United States

    No Other Words by Karén Karslyan is an experimental collection of haikus composed exclusively of the words from Yeghishe Charents’ “My Sweet Armenia.” Through the haikus crafted with the technique of constrained writing, Karslyan engages in a dialogue with Charents, at times poking fun, and at times raising profound questions about contemporary matters, identity, recent […]

  • Tashtakerank (Burnt Ends)

    Tashtakerank (Burnt Ends)

    The Center for Armenian Arts, Glendale, California 250 N. Orange St., Glendale, CA, United States

    TASHTAKERANK (Burnt Ends) is a collection of short stories that echo Khoren Aramanu's memories from his early childhood to the present day (Iran, Armenia and the USA), imbued with subtle humor.  Khoren Aramouni Keshishyan is a writer, playwright, and translator. He was born in 1948 in Iran. Aramouni studied in the Armenian Studies department at […]

  • Diana Markosian & Ara Oshagan

    Diana Markosian’s FATHER

    The Center for Armenian Arts, Glendale, California 250 N. Orange St., Glendale, CA, United States

    Join Aperture and The Center for Armenian Arts for a conversation between photographer Diana Markosian and artist Ara Oshagan. They will discuss Markosian’s most recent publication, Father (Aperture, 2024), an intimate and engrossing diaristic portrayal of estrangement and reconnection, recounted through documentary photographs, family snapshots, text, and visual ephemera.  Diana Markosian: Father presents the Armenian […]