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PROJECT SAVE IS MOVING! Starting in 2021, we launc

PROJECT SAVE IS MOVING! Starting in 2021, we launched a number of exciting initiatives such as the annual Artist & Research Residency; Conversations on Photography series; & a redesigned website. But that was only the beginning. Today we're very pleased to announce that Project Save is moving to a larger facility with gallery space this summer! This is all part of our JumpStart Campaign as we near our 50th anniversary in 2025! LINK IN BIO.

Photo: Armenian family & friends having a picnic, Ottoman Empire 1901. Source Margot Eland. #photography #photo #archives #armenians #culture #history

These are difficult times, but there are glimmers

These are difficult times, but there are glimmers of good news. Stay tuned for our exciting announcement next week!
PHOTO: Outdoor celebration of the creation of the Armenian Alphabet at Yeprad College, Kharpert, Ottoman Empire. 1914. Photographer unknown. Courtesy Project Save. #photographer #photography #archive #culture #heritage #photo

Enjoy the warm weather with friends and fun! Stay

Enjoy the warm weather with friends and fun! Stay tuned for an exciting announcement from Project Save next week.
PHOTO: Picking grapes, Soviet Armenia. Source: Haig Toumayan. Courtesy Project Save.
#photography #archives #armenians #sovietunion #armenia #photograph #archives #culture #preservation

Read the new essay “Photographs Are the Last Wit

Read the new essay “Photographs Are the Last Witnesses” by @arto.vaun in the @armenianweekly special issue. Link in bio.
PHOTO: Siblings Vasken and Berjouhie Ekizian, c. 1910-1914. Both were later killed in the Genocide. Courtesy Project Save. #photo #photography #culture #armenians #archive #genocide

Savoring spring & safety with a game of baseball.

Savoring spring & safety with a game of baseball. PHOTO: The Hattin Home in Westminster, Vermont accepted refugee boys, and Vartan Omartian was a financial supporter, 1920-1925. Source: Sara Omartian. Courtesy Project Save. #vermont #photography #archives #armenians #baseball #refugees #photo

Project Save has a big announcement coming next we

Project Save has a big announcement coming next week! Stay tuned! #photographer #photography #archives #culture #preservation PHOTO: Outing of Turkish-Armenian Teachers Association, Bardizag, Ottoman Empire, 1914. Courtesy Project Save.

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