Kevork Mourad is a New York-based artist and visual storyteller.
New York City
Joined April 2009
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Turkey shuts down radio station in Armenia genocide row djournal.com/news/national/t… via @DJournalnow
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When the Taliban destroyed the Bamiyan Buddhas the whole Western world was outraged. Civilisation barking at barbarism. Zionists Jews bombing Baalbek? No problem for the West.
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Basic Rules of War:
1- Civilians & civilian structures are NEVER legitimate targets
2- Disproportionate & indiscriminate violence are prohibited
3- Collective punishment is prohibited
4- Torture & mutilation are prohibited
5- Detainees should be treated humanely
Flying to Armenia today.
Very excited to take part in this conference. asof.am/
I will be sharing this work during the conference.
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Using layers of hand-printed textiles adorned with calligraphy & imagery inspired by ancient stone artifacts, @kevork Mourad meticulously crafted Seeing Through Babel to evoke the timeless form of the Tower of Babel. On display until April
→ agakhanmuseum.org/seeingthro…
📸Aly Manji
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French prefectures and banks covered in manure. Farmers have promised that next step will be to use tractors to break in. French farmers don't joke.
Today Seeing Through Babel, 2018 opens to the public.
agakhanmuseum.org/exhibition…
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"thinking about how humans respond to the impunity of brute force by mobilizing the power of the mind." #Armenians #Artsakh [and i'll add #Palestine bc what's happening in the #Caucasus is taking us there....] #Azerbaijan @presidentaz
Thank you New York Review Books online @nybooks for giving me the space to write about Armenia and Artsakh.
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Armenia’s Mortal Calculus nybooks.com/online/2023/10/1… via @nybooks
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The Areni-1 shoe, discovered in 2008 within the well-preserved Areni-1 cave situated in Armenia's Vayots Dzor province, is an ancient leather shoe dating back 5,500 years. This remarkable footwear, made from a single piece of leather, holds the distinction of being the oldest known leather shoe among present-day scholars.
Honored to share my ancestors’ survival stories and create a workshop at the Spurlock Museum on the day of commemoration of the Armenian Genocide, April 24th.
spurlock.illinois.edu/events…
Heading to Dallas today for Shams project with @VerdigrisEnsemb for thickets verdigrismusic.org/shams
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Exciting news! We have converted all our past Twitter Space discussions into podcasts, we will be doing this with all our future episodes as well. We want to make revisiting these conversations as easy as possible. The link is in our linktr: linktr.ee/seanftmuseum
Special shoutout to the amazing guests we have had so far! @cadebergman @kevork @MiekeMarple @ChangeDAO @Crypto_Altruism
