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Between gunfire and resolve in Armenia’s border villages
Inhabitants of Armenia’s bordering villages still live under constant threat as Azerbaijan sporadically fires at homes and civilian infrastructure, and an end is nowhere in sight.
A group of men gather under a makeshift tent to play rounds of nardi in the afternoon in Gyumri, Armenia.
Rose petals are scattered at the door of the Saghmosavank Monastery.
Sarine Demirjian is among hundreds who visited the Etchmiadzin Cathedral on Easter.
A bird flies over the exposed dome of the Cathedral of Talin.
An Artsakh-native woman prepares zhingyalov hats, a traditional Armenian flatbread typically stuffed with more than 20 kinds of herbs.
A woman is preparing coffee in her outdoor kitchen space.
A children's playground between apartment buildings in Gyumri, Armenia.
Flowers are in full spring in May in Armenia's Syunik region.
The disappearing art of Armenian handwriting
Multi-disciplinary visual artist and calligrapher Ruben Malayan explains what’s at risk of being lost — both on a cultural and an individual level — when handwriting starts becoming obsolete.
Powwow breaks record
About 17,000 attendees came out to the annual Powwow in Kahnawake, a gathering hosted across many Indigenous communities as a celebration of culture through dancing and singing.
















A 94-year-old resident of Tandzatap, located in Armenia's Syunik region, lives in her ancestral home with the younger generations of her family.
Garik Grigoryan is one of approximately 50 inhabitants of Tandzatap, which is among many villages seeing a sharp depopulation.
Tamara Hakobyan has lived in Gyumri her entire life. For many years, she ran a baking business from her home.
In the months of June and July, street markets are predominantly filled with cases of apricots – the national fruit of Armenia.
























