Under the auspices of H.E. AshotHovakimian, Ambassador of the Republic of Armenia to the Czech Republic
Ostrava, 15- 17 June 2022
The preliminary conference program
31. 05. 2022
15 June, 2022
Welcoming conference guests- 15:00 h
Dr Daniela Rywiková, Vice-Dean for International Affairs and Public Relations, Faculty of Filosophy, University of Ostrava
Prof. Jerzy Malinowski, President, Polish Institute of World Art Studies, Warsaw
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Prof. Cornelia Horn, Martin Luther University, Halle-Wittenberg, Halle (Saale)
The witness of Armenian art historical and literary sources to seventh-century Byzantine Palestine
Dr Lee Beaudoen,PázmányPéter Catholic University
From the Golden Apple to Heights of Ararat: Intersections between Armenian cultural historical scholarship and Byzantium.
Prof. Ioanna Rapti, École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris
Italian-Armenian encounters and manuscript illumination in Genoese Crimea
Dr Emma Chookaszian, Independent scholar
Fragment of An Armenian Gospel of Crimea. Study and Description of An Unpublished Manuscript – presentation online
Hermine Grigoryan, NOVA University of Lisbon
In cooperationwith: Maria João Melo, Adelaide Miranda andJorge Rodrigues
The Gulbenkian Bible (17th century): an interdisciplinary study of a precious Armenian heritage
Prof. SeyranushManukyan, Yerevan State University
Frescoes of the Armenian Zamca Monastery in Romania
Dr Mariam Vardanyan, Yerevan State University
Greek or “Athos Crosses” in the Armenian Churches of Romania
16 June, 2022
10h00
Prof. Vasiliki Rokou, University of Ioannina Greece
Un paradoxe de l’image, le marriage d’AlexandreenSogdiane
Dr Piotr Kondraciuk, Nadwiślańskie Museum in Kazimierz Dolny/ The Zamość Academy inZamość
Armenian churches in Zamość. Between tradition and local form
Dr Karen Jallatyan, PázmányPéter Catholic University, Budapest
A Baroque Diaspora II: Early-Modern Armenians in East-Central and Eastern Europe
Prof. Bálint Kovács, PázmányPéter Catholic University, Budapest
Recording Art History: Churches, Inscriptions, Pictures and Ecclesiastical Decorations in the travel Account of Minas Bžškeancʻ
Dr Mikayel Arakelyan, The Four Rivers Fund of Oriental Christian Studies Development, Moscow
Artistic Heritage of Armenian Craftsmen of Astrakhan in Collections of Russia: The Manuscripts and Liturgical Objects of the 16th–19th centuries
Prof. LevonChookaszian, Yerevan State University
On the Romanian Painters of the Armenian Descent (19th -20th Centuries)
Dr Sarah Laporte-Eftekharian,University Lille III-CNRS
Autour du Maître -Innovation,collaboration et essaimagedansl’artarménien
13h 30 – 15h 00 Lunch time
15h 00
Official Opening of the Conference- 15:00 h
Dr. Renáta Tomášková, Vice-Rector, University of Ostrava
H.E. Mr. Ashot Hovakimian, Ambassador of the Republic of Armenia
SatenikChookaszian, NationalGalleryofArmenia, Yerevan – YerevanState University
Armenian silver belts from the collection of the National Gallery of Armenia (the end of XIX century – beginning of XX century).
Prof. Yvette Tajarian,The MesropMashtots Institute of Ancient Manuscripts, the Matenadaran, Yerevan State University
Iranian-Armenian Photographers during the Ghajar and Pahlavi Dynasties
Diana Ghazaryan, PázmányPéter Catholic University, Budapest
Through the Lens of History: Photographic Modes of Inhabiting the Holy Land by 19th and 20th Centuries Armenians
Prof. SatenikVardanyan, Yerevan State University
Armenian Church Pictures at the Beginning of 20 Century in the Russian Empire
Dr Iryna Hayuk, The Lviv National Academy of Arts
Collecting in the Environment of the Armenian Diaspora of Eastern Europe
Maria Tsymbalista, National Museum, Lviv
Armenian Motifs in the Ukrainian Graphic of 20 Century
Dr Anna Karapetyan, Editor “Orer”,Prague
The Forging of Armenian Art in the Czech Republic
HakobMatevosyan,Leibniz Institute for the History and Culture of Eastern Europe (GWZO)
Armenians of Hungary. A Story of Decay: Differentiations and Distinctions
17 June, 2022
10h 00
Doc. Petra Košťálová, Ph.D.,Charles University, Prague
The Cultural Heritage of Armenian Travelers from Poland to Ottoman Empire: Armenian Settlements in 17th Century According to Travel Accouts of Simeon Lehatsi
Rev. prof. Józef Naumowicz, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw
Monuments to Armenian Genocide in Armenian DiasporaBRAK STRESZCZENIA
Youssef KelYakoub, Haigazian University in Beirut
The Lost and Damage of Armenian Architectural Heritage during Siege of Aleppo (2012-2016)
Dr Dominika Macios,Polish Institute of World Art Studies
Destructions of Armenian Heritage in Ukraine
GerályZoltán, Pazmany Peter Catholic University in Budapest
Diaspora or Homeland? Armenian Heritage in the Northern Caucasus
Prof. Patrik Donabedian, l’Université de Provence à Aix-en-Provence
Le patrimoine architectural de l’Artsakh et l’Albanie du Caucase, éléments de parenté, de convergence et de divergence.
Dr Anna Leyloyan-Yekmalyan, Institut National des Langues et CivilisationsOrientales, Paris
La plateformeacadémiqueindépendante de l’observatoire « Monument Watch » face à unepolitiqued’anéantissement de la présenceculturelle et patrimonialearménienne en Artsakh. – presentation online
Round table
International cooperation about Art of Armenian Diaspora
Charmans: Prof. BálintKovács,Doc. Petra Košťálová, Dr MariamVardanyan, Prof. Jerzy Malinowski
