Hye Sharzhoom

              December 2006 • Vol. 28, No. 2 (96)

Home   Search   Feedback   Scholarships   Archive  About Us

 Stories

Society for Armenian Studies Holds 32nd Annual Meeting in Boston-Academic Panels Explore Armenian Literature, Armenian Press, and Global Trade Networks

Reception at Holy Etchmiadzin for Publication of Armenian Version of Album of Armenian Paleography

Dr. Levon Chookaszian Leads Audience in Journey Through Armenian Art

Cineculture Series Features Armenian Films

Tom Bozigian To Continue Tradition of Armenian Dance at Fresno State, February 2 and 3, 2007

Der Mugrdechian Presents Armenians of Fresno

Heirs of Armenian Genocide Victims Receive Almost $8 Million Dollars from the New York Life Settlement

Rafael Atoian's "Motherland" Exhibit at Fresno State President's Gallery November 2-30

Kazan Visiting Professor Levon Chookaszian Gives His Second Lecture On Armenian Art

Element Band Brings New Energy to Traditional Armenian Music

Armenchik's Performance Exceeds All Expectations in Los Angeles Concert

New ASO Executive Begins Year

Armenian Origins

The 9th International Armenia Fund Telethon Raises $13.7 Million

Eench ga Chga?

Armenians on the Internet

Armenians on the Internet

PATEEL MEKHITARIAN
STAFF WRITER


ArmSite


www.armsite.com


Main Categories:
The Internet is a magnificent tool to become more informed about the beautiful Armenian culture, which includes many forms of art. Armenian carpets, stone carvings, paintings, miniatures, and language are extremely distinctive.


Brief Summary:
www.armsite.com is a very informative website, which has a great description of some forms of Armenian art. Armenian painters, different Armenian rugs and carpets, Armenian miniatures, and maps of Armenia are all offered on this site. Each of these sections are clearly separated and introduced by a small description. The reader may click on the link to each heading and read about each section in more detail. Under Armenian painters for example, a number of brilliant painters are presented with their biographies and a gallery of their works. The artists include Hovhannes Aivazovsky, Martiros Saryan, Minas Avetisian, Hakob Hakobyan, and many others. The link to Armenian rugs and carpets provides detailed information about when the Armenians began making carpets and the different styles of carpets and rugs that were made. In addition, there are a variety of images portraying many beautiful carpets under the gallery link. Armenian miniatures are also described in a very detailed fashion, explaining how and when they were made, where they were made, and who created them.