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This fall, photographer Narek Harutyunyan checked in with several artisans from the Armenia program.
One sunny afternoon, we whisked Catalan musician Alidé Sans away from the bustle of the Folklife Festival.
On a steamy summer evening, the Secret Trio sizzled with virtuosity.
Despite this band’s fresh sound, the cobla itself is relatively old, popularized in the nineteenth century.
In Anna Tepanosyan’s hometown of Lusakert, Armenia, lavash is a ubiquitous flatbread, treasured by residents and travelers alike.
A professional sculptor from Armenia, Bogdan Hovhannisyan represented the epitome of joy.
Eva Rosich is a trained nurse living in a rural area of Catalonia surrounded by the Pyrenees Mountains.
Samvel Galstian is not the typical front man. Shy and reserved, he offers almost no banter, explanations, nor translations.
“I don’t sing for the voice. I sing for the next person. I sing for a friend.”
After an open call to participate, seven groups of dancers and one soloist performed a range of styles in the Handes! Armenian Dance Showcase.
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