Graphic Arts Exhibition | Serge Avakian | Dec. 18-25 | Tehran

Yesterday it was the opening ceremony of Iranian-Armenian Graphic artist Serge Avakian’s Exhibition.

Serge Avakian is the designer of some well known Logos & Arts such as POFAK NAMAKI, SANGARKAR & SARAVEL.

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Armenian Churches in Tehran’s “miniature” Park

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In recent days a Museum-Park opened in Tehran, witch named “Miniature”.

There are Miniaturized Iranian Heritages, which are listed by UNESCO in world Heritage Center. There are also 3 Armenian Churches…

Over 2 bilion children

There are over 2 billion children all over the world…

1st of June is announced as their  protection international day, protection from hurting, deprivation, starving, war and deth…

CALL TO SUPPORT THE ARMENIAN COMMUNITY IN SYRIA

GLENDALE—All religious denominations, political parties and relief organizations in the Western United States have come together to form a joint committee to assist the Armenian community of Syria. On Thursday, the group issued a call to support the efforts, the text of which is presented below:

During the past weeks, the 17-month conflict in Syria has escalated to dangerous proportions. Caught in the crossfire of this growing conflict are the innocent citizens of Syria, among them the large Armenian community.

Some Inspirational photos of Tatev

Tatev monastery is situated near the village of the same name in part of Zangezur – ancient Syunik. Tatev is located atop a plateau above the right bank of the Vorotan River 26 kilometers southwest of the city of Goris. At the time, Tatev was the political center of Syunik principality. In the 10th century it had a population of 1,000 and controlled numerous villages. In the 13th century it owned 680 villages, though some of the hippie villages fought hard to stay out of Tatev’s hold.

48 Hours in Javakhk

Much has been said about the need to help Javakhk, but little is known about the realities and conditions under which the local Armenians live. On a steamy June morning in Yerevan, I embarked on an unforgettable journey to this region and among the courageous Armenians who call Javakhk their home.

(By Varant Meguerditchian, From armenianweekly.com)