The First Encounter of the Mapping the Memory Program Was Held

March 16, 2015

On March 14 the first encounter of the Mapping the Memory program was held in the scope of the Sahak Poghosyan: the silence of my grandmother's eyes exhibition. The program assumes eight encounters with an heir of a genocide-survivor, who will share the path of his family through a story of an object, remain (photo, jewellery…) that once belonged to their ancestors and have survived after the genocide. 

The first guest of the program was artist Sahak Poghosyan, the author of the project entitled Silence of My Grandmother's Eyes.

For more information about the program and participation please call: +37410 541932/34.

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