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On 11-12 October 2024, the Armenian Institute invites you to a sparkling constellation of wordsmiths, multidisciplinary artists, documentary makers and theatre groups. Together, let’s celebrate the timeless wisdom of an ancient Armenian tradition which honours the foundational role of letters, arts and intercultural dialogue.On Friday evening (6:30pm), at the Armenian House and online, join us for a scintillating evening of readings and discussions on the bridging role of literature across historical, political and cultural spheres. To attend the first day of the event, register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1005216067317?aff=oddtdtcreator
0n Saturday afternoon (2pm) at the Armenian House and online, with talks and screenings showcasing the engagement of contemporary arts and culture with Armenian cultural heritage.
Contributors:
Saturday: Dr Edita Gzoyan is an academic and the director of the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute Foundation in Yerevan (Armenia); internationally recognised artist Karen Babayan is committed to raising awareness about the Armenian genocide and its ongoing impact; Murat Ezeryan is a photographer and documentary-maker dedicated to the material and immaterial Armenian heritage in Western Armenia and Turkey; Betül Bakırcı is an academic, an editor, and a specialist in Armenian and Turkish literature; and finally, the independent theatre ensemble Hangardz was founded by a group of Istanbul-based cultural activists and actors.
This event was organised by Tamara Wilson, in collaboration with Exiled Writers Ink.
This event is part of Heritage of Displacement: Oral Histories from the UK Armenian Communities (2023–2026), funded by a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant, thanks to National Lottery players.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Armenia House, 25 Cheniston Gardens, London, W8 5, United Kingdom,London, United Kingdom
Tickets
GBP 0.00 to GBP 8.00