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Avetik Isahakyan and China: Meeting of Civilizations
Next from House-Museum of Av. IsahakyanOnly the Chord of Love Remained...Mon, Oct 5 · 19:00A public lecture and exhibition opening exploring the overlooked East Asian collection at the Avetik Isahakyan House-Museum. Alongside the poet's manuscripts stand Buddhist statues, Daoist deities, and Chinese sages — objects that reveal a deep material engagement with Eastern philosophy beyond his literary works. Drawing on rare archival materials, the lecture uncovers how Isahakyan constructed a silent dialogue with China, creating a space where Armenian poetry and ancient Chinese wisdom coexist. Speaker: Ani Margaryan (PhD), Postdoctoral Fellow at the School of Art, Soochow University, and founder of ChinArmArt.
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House-museum dedicated to Armenian writer Avetik Isahakyan that programs exhibitions, scholarly conferences, and educational outreach. Regularly hosts family-friendly interactive performances (puppet theatre), school programs, readings, and international cultural collaborations.
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Avetik Isahakyan and China: Meeting of Civilizations
Next from House-Museum of Av. IsahakyanOnly the Chord of Love Remained...Mon, Oct 5 · 19:00A public lecture and exhibition opening exploring the overlooked East Asian collection at the Avetik Isahakyan House-Museum. Alongside the poet's manuscripts stand Buddhist statues, Daoist deities, and Chinese sages — objects that reveal a deep material engagement with Eastern philosophy beyond his literary works. Drawing on rare archival materials, the lecture uncovers how Isahakyan constructed a silent dialogue with China, creating a space where Armenian poetry and ancient Chinese wisdom coexist. Speaker: Ani Margaryan (PhD), Postdoctoral Fellow at the School of Art, Soochow University, and founder of ChinArmArt.
Organizer
House-museum dedicated to Armenian writer Avetik Isahakyan that programs exhibitions, scholarly conferences, and educational outreach. Regularly hosts family-friendly interactive performances (puppet theatre), school programs, readings, and international cultural collaborations.
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