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ARMENIAN MASSACRES, GENOCIDE, FREEDOM-FIGHTING AND ARMENIAN ARTISTS
Levon Chookaszian · 2024
Catalogue summary
Survivors, refugees, deportation, armed resistance, painters, and sculptors frame this account of how Armenian art visualized catastrophe and endurance across generations.
Why this matters
Visual responses to massacres and genocide reveal how artistic practice carried both historical trauma and narratives of communal resistance beyond eyewitness generations.
Citation
Levon Chookaszian 2024. ARMENIAN MASSACRES, GENOCIDE, FREEDOM-FIGHTING AND ARMENIAN ARTISTS. Armenological Issues. https://doi.org/10.46991/ai.2024.1.27.001
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