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Kim Theriault to Lecture on Arshile Gorky for Tekeyan Cultural Association Boston Sept. 18United StatesUnited States
Armenian Mirror-Spectator· Sep 17
Genocide Remembrance

Kim Theriault to Lecture on Arshile Gorky for Tekeyan Cultural Association Boston Sept. 18

WATERTOWN — Dr. Kim Servart Theriault will lecture on “Arshile Gorky: Between the Figural and Abstract” on Friday, September 18 at the Baikar Building in Watertown for the Tekeyan Cultural […] The post Kim Theriault to Lecture on Arshile Gorky for Tekeyan Cultural Association Boston Sept. 18 appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.

Russian Military Base in Armenia Is a Test of the Future of Armenian–Russian RelationsUnited StatesUnited States
Armenian Mirror-Spectator· Sep 17
Artsakh & Karabakh

Russian Military Base in Armenia Is a Test of the Future of Armenian–Russian Relations

The Russian 102nd Military Base in Armenia was one of the few topics that was not discussed in Armenia’s domestic political discourse. Discussions about it were minimal, unlike other controversial […] The post Russian Military Base in Armenia Is a Test of the Future of Armenian–Russian Relations appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.

Armenian Americans Are Tired of Being Treated Like Second-Class ConstituentsUnited StatesUnited States
Armenian Mirror-Spectator· Sep 17
Opinion

Armenian Americans Are Tired of Being Treated Like Second-Class Constituents

By Vic Gerami For years, Armenian Americans in Los Angeles County have heard the same polished language from elected officials: friendship, solidarity, inclusion and representation. The speeches are warm, the […] The post Armenian Americans Are Tired of Being Treated Like Second-Class Constituents appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.

Armenian Defense Minister Papikyan Visits ChinaUnited StatesUnited States
Armenian Mirror-Spectator· Sep 17
Artsakh & Karabakh

Armenian Defense Minister Papikyan Visits China

By Arshaluys Barseghyan Defense Minister Suren Papikyan paid a working visit to China on Tuesday, September 15, where he met with his Chinese counterpart Admiral Dong Jun in Beijing. “During […] The post Armenian Defense Minister Papikyan Visits China appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.

Opera Star Asmik Grigorian Wins Top Prize at Austrian Music Theater AwardsUnited StatesUnited States
Armenian Mirror-Spectator· Sep 17
Artsakh & Karabakh

Opera Star Asmik Grigorian Wins Top Prize at Austrian Music Theater Awards

VIENNA (Panorama.am) — Internationally acclaimed Armenian-Lithuanian soprano Asmik Grigorian won the Best Female Leading Role award at the 2026 Austrian Music Theater Awards last week for her acclaimed performance as […] The post Opera Star Asmik Grigorian Wins Top Prize at Austrian Music Theater Awards appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.

Ambassador Mkrtchyan Tells The Hill ‘Everything Is Discussable’ Regarding US Request to Isolate IranUnited StatesUnited States
Armenian Mirror-Spectator· Sep 17
Artsakh & Karabakh

Ambassador Mkrtchyan Tells The Hill ‘Everything Is Discussable’ Regarding US Request to Isolate Iran

WASHINGTON — In a new interview with The Hill, NewsNation International Correspondent Robert Sherman spoke with Armenian Ambassador Narek Mkrtchyan to the United States to discuss trade relations, the future […] The post Ambassador Mkrtchyan Tells The Hill ‘Everything Is Discussable’ Regarding US Request to Isolate Iran appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.

Columbia University Launches Minor in Armenian StudiesUnited StatesUnited States
Armenian Mirror-Spectator· Sep 17
Education

Columbia University Launches Minor in Armenian Studies

NEW YORK — Columbia University students can now pursue a minor in Armenian Studies, marking an important expansion of a field with a distinguished history at the University. Offered through […] The post Columbia University Launches Minor in Armenian Studies appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.

Tunik App Brings Armenian Bedtimes Stories to Diaspora ChildrenUnited StatesUnited States
Armenian Mirror-Spectator· Sep 17
Arts

Tunik App Brings Armenian Bedtimes Stories to Diaspora Children

LOS ANGELES/YEREVAN — Tunik is an app that brings Armenian folklore to life for children; it is now available on Android, joining the iPhone and iPad app that launched earlier […] The post Tunik App Brings Armenian Bedtimes Stories to Diaspora Children appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.

St. John Armenian Church of San Francisco Helps Provide Home for Family of Fallen Artsakh HeroUnited StatesUnited States
Armenian Mirror-Spectator· Sep 17
Artsakh & Karabakh

St. John Armenian Church of San Francisco Helps Provide Home for Family of Fallen Artsakh Hero

Two families from Gishi, Artsakh receive permanent homes in Armenia, bringing Lorik Humanitarian Fund’s housing program to 15 families, including seven families of fallen servicemen The Abgaryan family’s new home […] The post St. John Armenian Church of San Francisco Helps Provide Home for Family of Fallen Artsakh Hero appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.

Veronika Zonabend Donates Artwork to City of GyumriUnited StatesUnited States
Armenian Mirror-Spectator· Sep 17
Artsakh & Karabakh

Veronika Zonabend Donates Artwork to City of Gyumri

GYUMRI (Panorma.am) — Veronika Zonabend, wife of Ruben Vardanyan, has donated an art collection consisting of 20 large-scale canvases to the city of Gyumri. Titled “War and Peace,” these works […] The post Veronika Zonabend Donates Artwork to City of Gyumri appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.

Adam Torcomian Depicts What Remains: The Julfa Series in New YorkUnited StatesUnited States
Armenian Mirror-Spectator· Sep 17
Diaspora

Adam Torcomian Depicts What Remains: The Julfa Series in New York

NEW YORK — Adam Torcomian is a conceptual artist working across painting, performance, photography and self-publication, whose practice examines diaspora, erasure, and the inherited weight of history. In May 2026, […] The post Adam Torcomian Depicts What Remains: The Julfa Series in New York appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.

MCMA Opens Second Season with ‘Crossroads’United StatesUnited States
Armenian Mirror-Spectator· Sep 17
Church & Religion

MCMA Opens Second Season with ‘Crossroads’

LEXINGTON, Mass. — Massachusetts Chamber Music Artists (MCMA) opened its second season Saturday evening at the Follen Church with Crossroads, a concert that brought together three composers, three musical traditions, […] The post MCMA Opens Second Season with ‘Crossroads’ appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.

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