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TUMO Studios

Tumo Studios
Arts·Community·Participatory·Exhibition·Experimental

TUMO Studios is a nonprofit, hands-on design and craft education program in Yerevan that runs workshops, technical courses, public lectures, exhibitions and collaborative fashion projects. The Studios emphasize analog product-making, sustainability, and community-driven initiatives (e.g., Hand by Hand) to support young artisans and displaced women.

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JUL23
Textile Design: From Tradition to Innovation
Arts
JUL 23·19:00

How have textile imaging techniques evolved over millennia, and how are they being transformed into modern design today? A talk by designer Hrachuhi Martirosyan (founder of Manch Misaki), who explores how Armenian cultural heritage, modern technology, and AI are reshaping the future of fashion. Lecture topics: - The history of textile printing from ancient cultures to the digital age - Natural dyeing and analog printing techniques - The industrial revolution and innovative approaches in fashion - Armenian cultural heritage: historical fragments and the modern use of national ornaments

JUL29
Roland Barthes’ Camera Lucida
Arts
JUL 29·19:00
Tumo Studios

4Plus Documentary Photography Center presents the first Armenian translation of Roland Barthes' seminal work, Camera Lucida (La Chambre claire), alongside the companion publication Bard Bart Bart. Written following the death of the author's mother, this foundational text on photography theory remains a pivotal work that continues to shape how we think about the photographic image. Translator: Karin Grigoryan Editor: Marc Nichanian The companion publication Bard Bart Bart includes the history of the translation, an introduction by Marc Nichanian, and two interviews with Roland Barthes.