Burning Poet(s): June 8-12 Brief Overview & Links
As part of the first phase of PoLitPEN, a series of events was organized through the joint efforts of three sister PEN centers.
Burning Poet(s)
From Cotton Walls to Anti-Mimino
An alternative Armenian-Georgian dialogue developed that went beyond the Soviet type clichés.
Men in Trouble: Boell Talk at Keerk&Co
The Boell Talk was aimed at understanding how the narrative of masculinity is dominant in the public discourse on both sides, Armenia and Georgia ...
Polina Sadovskaya's Fantastic Douqan
Mirzoyan Library hosted the initiative, which consisted of a lecture-discussion followed by a photo session at Photo Atelier Marashlyan.
Celebrating EU Prize for Literature
Artbridge bookstore-café hosted the Head of the EU Delegation to Armenia, Ambassador Andrea Wiktorin for an evening of literature and a reception
Writing and Women: Discussion in Goethe-Zentrum Eriwan
"I’m okay with naming myself a woman writer․” stated Tamta Melashvili, an award-winning Georgian author and feminist.
The Burning Poet at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts
Most of the events and meetings scheduled for June 9 took place at the pride of Yerevan, the Cafesjian Center for the Arts (CCA)
The Burning Poet gala evening of poetry
The Burning Poet gala evening of poetry became the pinnacle of of proceedings.
Write in Armenia
A discussion titled Write in Armenia was co-organized with our partner ARI Literature Foundation.
