Artists for Artsakh
Artists for Artsakh is a creative fund for filmmakers, photographers, writers, and artists who are creating works that bring attention to Artsakh and its people. Applications are now closed.
$6M
RAISED
10+
PROJECTS SUPPORTED
100K
PEOPLE REACHED
Artists about Artsakh
“We will win with
our culture”
Our interview with the music icon Serj Tankian and listen to his song dedicated to Artsakh.
The Broken
Voice of Art
Jivan Avetisyan, an award-winning director, speaks about the role of art during war
Concert for Peace
Rock for Artsakh
25 iconic musicians. Two and a half hours of stunning performance. More than $6M raised for Artsakh. Enjoy some of the many wonderful moments from this historic event, brought to you by Creative Armenia, ONEArmenia, AGBU, and Armenia Fund.
Grant recipients
Kamee Abrahamian
A multidisciplinary artist from Canada, for the creation of an AR installation, based on the viral street-art that raised awareness about the Artsakh war.
Narek Aleksanyan
A photographer from Armenia, for his capturing of the life and lore of Artsakh.
Anush Ghukasyan
A visual artist from Armenia, for the creation of a captivating installation piece that challenges the notions of boundaries, war, and peace.
Vahe Terteryan
A filmmaker from Armenia, for a powerful short documentary film about the children of Artsakh.
Valeri Ghazaryan
A rapper and musician from Artsakh, for the creation of a rhythmic fusion of rap and dripping sounds of violin, in collaboration with violinist and fellow Artsakh native Grandma Kima.
Oksana Mirzoyan
A filmmaker based in the US, for her film Abysm about Artsakh that will bring international attention to the human narrative of war.
Bars Media
A documentary studio for a documentary film shot on the frontlines of the Artsakh war.
Ruben Malayan
A visual artist for traveling to Shushi to create a “We Will Win" mural in his iconic calligraphy.
Lika Zakaryan
A writer and photojournalist from Artsakh, for documenting the lives of residents of Artsakh in a book.
Voices from Artsakh
Leonid Hurunts
Published in Russian and Armenian, Leonid Hurunts was the son of Karabakh who became the voice of Karabakh.
Read the master's powerful short story about the eternal land that is Artsakh.
Why did we launch
Artists for Artsakh?
On September 27, Azerbaijan launched a large-scale attack on Artsakh and its civilian population. Creative Armenia's announced its #ArtistsForArtsakh grants to empower filmmakers, photographers, writers, and other artists to help tell the story of Artsakh and its people to the world.
