Hanging Garden: Dadivank and Beyond Exhibition Catalog was Presented at CCA

September 07, 2022

Within the framework of the exhibition "Hanging Garden: Dadivank and Beyond" a collective monograph was published by AHA collective and Cafesjian Center for the Arts. The book presentation took place on September 2nd with the participation of the artists and authors in the Center's Gallery One. 

Afterward, the result of the "Print and Letter" typography workshop was revealed outside on the stairs of the Cascade Complex. The large paper roll containing the collective poems created during the educational program of the exhibition was unrolled and the poems was recited.

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