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visual statement
archi galentz
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| Sophia
Gasparian |
Emily
Artinian |
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| Dahlia
Elsayed/Andy Demirdjian |
Achot
Achot |
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Silvina
Der-Meguerditchian |
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statement
Sophia Gasparian
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| Archi
Galentz |
Silvina
Der-Meguerditchian |
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| Dahlia
Elsayed/Andy Demirdjian |
Achot
Achot |
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White Cube exhibition opening
(internet photo by jerrysoer on flikr.com)
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Silvina
Der-Meguerditchian |
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visual
statement
Achot Achot
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answers
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| Archi
Galentz |
Silvina
Der-Meguerditchian |
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Rachel Whiteread
exhibition de-installation, Tate Modern |
| Dahlia
Elsayed/Andy Demirdjian |
Emily
Artinian |
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Sophia
Gasparian |
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visual
statement
Silvina Der-Meguerditchian
I don't agree with this thesis
of Prof. Khachig Tölölyan
in his paper "Elites and Institutions in the
Armenian Transnation"
Paper given to the conference on Transnational Migration
Comparative Perspectives.
Princeton
University
30 June-1 July 2001
" Within
this structure, cultural producers who create works that provide
a positive representation of diasporic life, and that are welcomed
by the gatekeepers of the larger representational regimes of the
host society, are ardently recruited by diasporic elites.
When they withhold their allegiance, as aesthetic
producers often do, their attendance and support for events organized
by specific institutions is
nevertheless sought and publicized, both because it can facilitate
fundraising
and also because diasporic elites usually recognize the value of
cultural legitimization."
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| Archi
Galentz |
Achot
Achot |
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Overheard
at New York launch of my artist¹s book about Yerevan
writers
(said by a NY diasporan Armenian):
" I would NEVER buy that book;
it is a waste of paper when Armenia
so badly needs trees.
We should spend money on that."
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| Dahlia
Elsayed/Andy Demirdjian |
Emily
Artinian |
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Sophia
Gasparian |
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visual statement
Emily
Artinian
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answers
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| Archi
Galentz |
Sophia
Gasparian |
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| Dahlia
Elsayed/Andy Demirdjian |
Achot
Achot |
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Anti-Corruption
Program Launched in Armenia
Armenia Thursday, March 01, 2007
Eurasia Foundation
- Armenia launched a two-year anti-corruption program designed
to empower the Armenian Government, civil society, and media
to assure government fiscal responsibility and regain public
trust. The program will offer trainings, international study
tours, grants and network development to advance grassroots
understanding of corruption issues and strengthen Armenian
government response.
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Silvina
Der-Meguerditchian |
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visual
statement
Dahlia Elsayed/Andrew Demirjian
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