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Easter Program for Teenagers

March 12, 2011

On March 12 the Cafesjian Center for the Arts launched its new creativity program, "Easter Program. Old Symbols, New Interpretation," aiming at teenagers (aged 12-17), devoted to the themes of Easter, spring and revival. The creativity workshops offered within the program involved such famous personalities in Armenian art, design and ethnography as jewelry designer Nur (Arman Davitian), ethnographer Sonia Tashchian, designers Lilit Avetyan, Lilit Stepanyan and Lusik Aguletsi. Each of the creativity workshops sought to generate new ideas and new interpretations for ancient symbols, joining innovation and tradition. 

The program partner was "ArmenTel" CJSC (Beeline brand)

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