Here you’ll find documentation from across hosq’s work — education, research, and collective practice, including lectures, workshops, laboratories, and community-driven events.

education &
practice

We work with lectures, workshops, and community events as one continuous practice. Learning unfolds through participation and shared experience — through talks, hands-on sessions, and jam-based gatherings that support exchange, collaboration, and collective thinking.
laboratories
Notations is a two-week interdisciplinary laboratory held at the Armenian State Philharmonia. It brought together over 60 artists from 9 countries and 25 curators working across sound, music, visual art, animation, video, and artificial intelligence. The lab focused on experimentation, collaboration, and translation between disciplines, using Armenian classical music heritage as raw material for contemporary practice.

The process centered on a specially digitized version of Avet Terterian’s Third Symphony, treated as an open score for reinterpretation. Installations, sonic experiments, multimedia works, and live performances were developed through intensive collective research and production.

The lab culminated in a public festival and showcase featuring 21 concerts, 36 installations, and 7 performances, attracting 1000+ visitors.
Notations Projects
Etudes is a three-day interdisciplinary laboratory held in Yerevan. It brought together sound artists, choreographers, and visual practitioners from Armenia and abroad for an intensive process of collaboration and experimentation.
The lab combined workshops, research sessions, rehearsals, and collective discussions, moving participants from open-ended conversations to hands-on creation.

Etudes concluded with a public evening presentation at the Woods Center, featuring over 20 original works — performances, installations, and participatory actions — all developed on site and presented to an audience of 100+ guests.
Etúdes Projects
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