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A world heritage exhibition at the warehouse, Depo’da bir dünya mirası sergisi

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ANI A world heritage

Ստամբուլում ցուցահանդես և կոնֆերանս` Անիի ճարտարապետական կոթողների թեմայով

Today, on March 13, Depo is preparing to host a display entitled ‘The Stone Poem Ani: A Treasure of Architecture at the Crossroads of Cultures’. The exhibition, which will be opened at 18:30 at the Depot, will show photographs and videos of Ani, which has a great proposition in Armenian history and added to the list of World Cultural Heritage in 2016. Photographs of Ara Güler, Martin Manukyan, Murat Germen and Vedat Akçayöz and the videos of Ümit Kıvanç, Engin Akhisar and Neslihan Koyuncu will be available until 29th April.

A conference will be held in Algeria on Wednesday, March 14 as part of the exhibition. which will begin at 18.30 Anime: A World Heritage Site in Turkey titled ‘conference in Norway, former director of the Cultural Heritage Research Institute Carsten Paludan-Müller, deputy chairman of the institute Armen Kazaryan, restoration architect Yavuz Özkaya and photographer Valerie Akcayoz, in Ani will make presentations on cultural history.

Ստամբուլում երեկ և այսօր միջոցառումներ են կազմակերպվել` Անիի ճարտարապետական ժառանգության վերաբերյալ: Այդ մասին, ըստ Akunq.net-ի, հաղորդում  է Կ.Պոլսում հայերեն և թուրքերեն տպագրվող հայկական «Ակօս» շաբաթաթերթը:

Աղբյուրի համաձայն, երեկ` մարտի 13-ին, Ստամբուլի «Դեփո» անվամբ մշակութային կենտրոնում ցուցահանդես է բացվել` «Քարերի պոեզիան` Անին. ճարտարապետական գանձարան մշակույթների խաչմերուկում» խորագրով: Ցուցահանդեսին ներկայացված են 2016 թ. ՅՈՒՆԵՍԿՈ-յի համաշխարհային ժառանգության ցանկում ներառված Անիում արված լուսանկարներ և տեսագրություններ: Սույն ցուցահանդեսն այցելուների առջև բաց կլինի մինչև ապրիլի 29-ը: Ցուցադրված են Արա Գյուլերի, Մարտին Մանուկյանի, Մուրադ Գերմենի և Վեդաթ Աքչագյոզի հեղինակած լուսանկարները:

Իսկ այսօր` մարտի 14-ին, Ստամբուլի Ջեզայիր սրահում կոնֆերանս կկազմակերպվի` «Անի. համաշխարհային մշակույթի ժառանգություն Թուրքիայում» խորագրով, որին կմասնակցեն Նորվեգիայի Մշակութային ժառանգության ուսումնասիրության ինստիտուտի նախկին տնօրեն Քարստեն Փալուդան-Մյուլլերը, նույն ինստիտուտի փոխնախագահ Արմեն Ղազարյանը, վերականգնող ճարտարապետ Յավուզ Օզքայան և լուսանկարիչ Վեդաթ Աքչագյոզը, ովքեր զեկուցումներ կներկայացնեն` Անիի մշակութային պատմության թեմայով:

Bugün, 13 Mart’ta Depo, ‘Taşın Şiiri Ani: Kültürlerin Kavşağında Bir Mimarlık Hazinesi’ başlıklı bir sergiye ev sahipliği yapmaya hazırlanıyor. Saat 18:30’da Depo’da açılacak olan sergide, Ermeni tarihinde büyük bir öneme sahip olan ve 2016’da Dünya Kültür Mirası listesine eklenen Ani’ye ait fotoğraflar ve videolar gösterilecek. Ara Güler, Martin Manukyan, Murat Germen ve Vedat Akçayöz’ün fotoğrafları ile Ümit Kıvanç, Engin Akhisar ve Neslihan Koyuncu’nun videolarının yer alacağı sergi, 29 Nisan’a kadar ziyaret edilebilecek.

Sergi kapsamında 14 Mart Çarşamba günü Cezayir’de bir konferans da düzenlenecek. 18.30’da başlayacak olan ‘Ani: Türkiye’de Bir Dünya Kültür Mirası’ başlıklı konferansta Norveç Kültürel Miras Araştırma Enstitüsü’nün eski direktörü Carsten Paludan-Müller, enstitünün başkan vekili Armen Kazaryan, restorasyon mimarı Yavuz Özkaya ve fotoğrafçı Vedat Akçayöz, Ani’deki kültürel tarihe dair sunumlar yapacak.

Source: http://www.agos.com.tr/tr/yazi/20328/depoda-bir-dunya-mirasi-sergisi

Exhibition dedicated to the 25th anniversary of Armenia’s independence in Tehran

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Photo exhibition entitled “The Newly Independent State of the Centuries-Old Armenia” opened on Thursday at Ararat Culture Center in Tehran, Iran. As the “Menq” Foundation for popularization of state and national values reported in a statement, the exhibition was opened on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Armenia.

The 160 photos portray the major events that have taken place in the public, cultural, economic, political and scientific sectors of Armenia between the years 1990 and 2016.

Earlier in 2016 the exhibition was displayed in Yerevan, Los-Angeles, and Paris.

Armenian shoe manufacturers participate in MosShoes 2017 footwear exhibition

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Ten Armenian manufacturers of shoes and leather accessories will take part in MosShoes 2017 footwear exhibition to take place in Moscow International Exhibition Center from March 14-17. The opening of Armenia’s pavilion was supported by the Development Foundation of Armenia (DFA) and is aimed at promoting the locally manufactured footwear, wider recognition of the Armenian products well as entering the international market.

DFA reminds that during the previous year exhibition Armenian companies attended three MosShoes exhibitions, meeting in total 600 potential buyers and signed export contract amounting 300 mli. AMD

“Armenian shoes are demanded in Russian market in terms of its quality-price ratio as well as beautiful and comfortable design,” the foundation said in a release, adding there is growing interest among Armenian manufacturers as well.

To note, during the 4 working days of MosShoes exhibition, the representatives of commercial chains, stores and wholesalers examine the new collections specially prepared for the Russian market. They study the tendencies in the world footwear industry, acquire business contacts, conclude contracts with the best Russian and foreign manufacturers. The exhibition is visited by 8-12 thousand experts from Russia, CIS states, near and far abroad.

Rare exhibition marks Armenia’s independence

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rare-exhibitionOn the 25th anniversary of Independence, the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute has opened a temporary exhibition titled “From Genocide to Restoration of Independence” which features rare historical flags and coats of arms dating back to 18th-20th centuries, the years of the Armenian national liberation struggle.

Also among the rare samples exhibited are flags and coats of arms prepared by Armenian orphans after the Genocide.

Most of the exhibits compiled from a number of museums in Armenia and the Diaspora are displayed for the first time. The exhibition also features carpets, engravings, posters, silver items, stamps, greeting cards, books and albums that have images of Armenian emblems and flags, as well as compositions with the image of Mother Armenia.

Besides its educational and cultural significance for the young generation of Armenians, the exhibition is also a tribute to the nation’s independent statehood and its symbols.

The showpieces have been provided by the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute, museum of the ARF (Armenian Revolutionary Federation) Bureau, Ararat Eskijian Museum in Los Angeles, the Armenian Museum in Boston, the National Archive of Armenia, the Memorial Museum of Karen Jeppe in Denmark, The National Association for Armenian Studies and Research in Boston, and the Armenian Diocese Museum in Romania.

The General Partner of the exhibition is VivaCell-MTS.

Hundreds of companies to take part in Made in Armenia-2016 exhibition

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armenia-2016 exhibitionThe aim of the Made in Armenia-2016 exhibition is to support domestic producers and afford opportunities for them to establish contacts with foreign businessmen, Karen Mkrticheian, Executive Director of the Development Foundation of Armenia (DFA), told reporters on Wednesday as he spoke of the exhibition to take place at the Meridian expo center on September 19-22.

“We often do not know anything about products manufactured in Armenia’s regions. So it is an occasion for Armenian producers to cooperate,” Mr Mkrticheian said.

More than 320 companies from Armenian and Nagorno-Karabakh specializing in food production, jewelry, light, pharmaceutical, mining and precision machinery industries, building materials and information technologies are participating in the exhibition.

On September 20, on the sidelines of the Made in Armenia-2016 exhibition, the DFA will organize the economic forum “Armenia as a bridge to great markets”, which will discuss investment projects in transport, pharmaceutical industry and agriculture. Representatives of government-run and private sectors from Armenia, other member-states of the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) and Iran will participate in the forum.

Armenia to host first-ever ArmHiTech-2016 defense exhibition

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armhitechArmenia will host the first-ever ArmHiTech-2016 international exhibition of arms and defense technologies on October 13-15.

As the Defense Ministry press service reports, the event was included in the plan of action of the CSTO Collective Security Council’s summit set to be held in Armenia.

The exhibition is organized by the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Armenia, Yerevan Plant of Mathematical Machines PLC. (ZAO “YerZMM) and Exhibition Companies Group “Bizon.”

The exhibition is organized as an integrated complex of exhibition and business events in order to demonstrate to potential customers high-tech, innovative developments and ready solutions in the field of modern weapons, military equipment and technologies, as well as the needs of the Armenian Armed Forces in the respective materiel, products and services of general purpose. The event aims to promote the modernization and technical re-equipment of the Armed Forces, security agencies and law enforcement bodies of Armenia, increasing their combat capability and efficiency, as well as to ensure possibilities of studying the achievements of up-to-date international military-technical developments and solutions.

ITALY The Armenian Genocide told by an exhibition

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arton122720-480x305Saturday, March 5 at 16:30 will be inaugurated at the Regional Library Bruno Salvadori, the exhibition dedicated to the Armenian Genocide on the occasion of its centenary. The event is organized by the Institute of History of Resistance and Contemporary Society in the Aosta Valley, in collaboration with the Association Italiarmenia, Deutsches Literaturarchiv di Marbach, Unione degli Armeni d’Italia, with the sponsorship of President of the autonomous region of Valle d’Aosta.

The exhibition is open to the public from 2 to 17 March.

Tuesday, March 8 and Tuesday, March 15 will be organized guided tours for schools.

Friday, March 4, 2016,
Stéphane © armenews.com

Armenian Genocide exhibition items vandalized in Germany

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Photo by: German-Armenian Society

Unknown individuals in Germany have vandalized items of an Armenian Genocide exhibition.
In a statement on Wednesday, the German-Armenian Society (Deutsch-Armenische Gesellschaft) says that the assault was committed on January 20.
The items were on display at a college in the town of Aachen which hosted the exhibition “1915-2015: Armenian Architecture and Genocide”.  It was arranged as part of an exhibition series entitled “Fatherland”.
The police have been on the incident.
The Society’s president, Raffi Kantian, described the recent assault as exceptional, noting that the exhibition had been held successfully without incidents in different cities and town across Germany.
The Society says it is still critical of a protest note released earlier by two Aachen-based groups which expressed the Turkish authorities’ position and blamed the Society of being biased. “But the vandalism by unknown individuals is totally unacceptable; it is a disservice to those groups’ objectives,” reads the statement.

 

A Tchankaya in the Ankara region, a photo exhibition of an Armenian family evokes genocide and creates anger nationalists

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arton118612-400x300A Tchankaya in the Ankara region, a photo exhibition of an Armenian family organized by the city authorities in the cultural center of modern art created anger among the Turkish nationalist organizations.

According to the Turkish website Memurlar.net telling through pictures the history of the Armenian family the exhibition presents the Armenian Genocide, which has angered some of the population of Tchankaya.

The opening of the exhibition was done by the deputy chairman of the party “Republican People” Sezkin Tanrekoulou, a former member of the same party Atila Kart, Professor Oran and former Turkish Minister of Culture and Tourism Ertogrul Gunay. Everensel The website writes that the exhibition represents the family of brothers and Tsolak Aram tells Dildilian genocide, exodus of Armenians and the life of the Armenian community from 1872 to 1973. The exhibition entitled “testimonies of the past defunct Armenian family “will continue until November 22, despite the anger of some Turkish nationalist circles.

Krikor Amirzayan