Project Save Photograph Archive

Project Save in today's Sunday Boston Globe! You have until August to check out Winslow Martin's 'My Armenia' in our newly expanded second gallery, as well as Astrig Agopian's 'Like There's No Tomorrow'. And we're happy to be featured alongside the great work of at the ~ ~ ~

A few of the many wonderful people who've visited Project Save recently, from Cape Cod to Jerusalem, Minnesota to Hungary & everywhere in between. Thanks to all! Have you visited our archive & two galleries yet?

Did you know Project Save is in its sixth decade? And donations of photographs from around the world continue to grow! Awaiting for us in the mail today (from Tennessee!) were stunning photos of the Jamushian family circa 1920s & 30s. What about your family's photographs? Explore our work & reach us at projectsave.org ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Here's to all the mom's out there, past & present. Happy Mother's Day!

1: Khubelian family, NYC, 1920. 2: Comrade Sarkisian, named "Best Mother" in the Workers Daily, Leninakan/Gyumri, Soviet Armenia, c.1930. 3: Regina Agoor & family, New Julia, Iran, 1905. 4: Arzeroumian family. Kkarpert, Ottoman Empire, 1870. CREDIT: Project Save Photograph Archive

Project Save is kicking off 2026 with a photo exhibit at in partnership with the Center for Armenian Studies! "Making Armenian Americans" opens tomorrow. Join us for this special event & engage with our executive director .vaun as well as the CAS faculty & staff.

Photos from recent Conversations on Photography with our guests & the PS team! In Oct we welcomed Toni Pepe from who discussed her haunting & provocative mixed media works. In Nov we welcomed Claire Beckett, whose most recent powerful work was just published by . She was in conversation with advisory board member Kristin Parker from . Thank you to them & everyone who attended! If you missed them, the recordings will be up soon on our site & youtube channel.

From all of us at Project Save, a peaceful & warm Thanksgiving to you all.

After 50 years of building the largest archive dedicated to photographs of the Armenian world, the mission remains, & a new chapter starts now. Join us! Link in bio