Vram Hakobian was born in Yerevan. He has finished the State Polytechnic Institute and has been photographing since 1985. Currently, Hakobian works as a photographer at the National Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography in Yerevan. Alongside his documentary and commercial … Continue reading →

Working with film and photography, Osheen Harruthoonyan has come to prominence in recent years with a number of exhibitions featuring his disquieting black and white photographs. Although addressing different genres of photography, from landscape to portraiture, the primary subject of … Continue reading →

During its entire socialist history, there were no permanent courses in photography in any of the art institutions in Armenia and only the Institute of film and theatre ran photographic workshops Continue reading →

Tigran Hayrapetian lives and works in Yerevan where he has been heading the ‘Matit’ design studio for close to ten years. Outside his work in fashion and advertising, Hayrapetyan’s photography is engaged with current theoretical strands of the medium. Working … Continue reading →

Born in Nagorno Karabagh, Anahit Hayarapetyan made a radical career change after studying information technologies for nine years. She completed a course on photo-reportage at Continue reading →

Anthony Hernandez took up photography around 1970. Initially he was compelled to record his immediate surroundings – the streets and people of LA. Building on the aesthetic and approaches of 1950s street photography, Hernandez was less concerned about capturing the … Continue reading →