"100 Years, 100 Arts" Initiative Launched
"100 Years, 100 Arts" initiative by Eiva Arts Foundation was launched on March 13. The initiative aims at collecting pieces of arts of the Armenian artists from Armenia and Diaspora in one place, Hayern Aysor reports. Many Armenian famous artists have created works dedicated to the memory of the Armenian Genocide, thus promoting to the acknowledgement of the Armenian Genocide fact.
"100 Years, 100 Arts" also aims at contributing to the recognition of the Armenian Genocide by gathering and presenting 100 pieces of arts of the Armenian artists from Armenia and Diaspora dedicated to the Armenian Genocide.
As Indie Gogo writes, the art pieces of "100 Years, 100 arts" project are intended to be gathered at a website, catalog and public art installation creating sustainable resources for raising the global awareness on the fact of the Armenian Genocide.
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