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Hrair Sarkissian

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On The Front Line

by Neery Melkonian February 28, 2021February 28, 2021

Through his photographs Hrair Sarkissian portrays a quiet, depopulated and somewhat eerie landscape of Karabakh.

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Photographs Revisit the Places Terminally Ill Patients Chose to See Before They Died

Avatar photo by Allison Meier October 13, 2017October 13, 2017

“Once visited by these terminal patients, these places aren’t just places anymore, they turn into monuments,” artist Hrair Sarkissian said of his Last Scene project.

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Beijing Biennial Censors Art in Armenian Pavilion

by Claire Voon October 13, 2015October 13, 2015

Following the attempts of three Azerbaijani officials to remove photographs from the Armenian Pavilion at the 6th Beijing International Art Biennale (BIAB) last month, the special exhibit, Dreamscapes, now stands edited from its original presentation by its curator and the biennale’s organizers, who took down one work and a number of wall labels.

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An Artist Considers the Trauma of His Two Homelands

by Cassie Packard April 22, 2015April 22, 2015

LONDON — “Nagorno” is a Russian word for “mountain,” while “Karabakh” is a word of Turkic and Persian origin meaning “black garden.” When joined by a hyphen, the two words denote the boiling point of the Caucasus: Nagorno-Karabakh, a disputed enclave — one of post-Soviet Europe’s “frozen conflicts” — that doubles as a mountainous graveyard.

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Not for Sale: Outside the Convention Center in Miami

by Paul David Young December 6, 2014December 9, 2014

MIAMI BEACH — “There’s a lot of product going on here,” I heard a woman say into her cell phone at the mega-art fair Art Basel Miami Beach 2014. Indeed, $3 billion worth of art is being offered for sale this year, according to the event’s organizers.

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