- Taguhi TorosyanLecturerShe is a Yerevan-based curator, artist, and researcher working at the intersection of art, technology, ecology, and feminist practice. She is the Founder and Artistic Director of Ars Techne, an emerging community-driven platform in Yerevan dedicated to exploring the intersections of arts, sciences, and technologies, with a commitment to ecological responsibility, subsistence futures, and open knowledge sharing.
Her practice spans installations, photography, and community-driven artistic research, engaging with infrastructures, memory, exhaustion, and collective care.
Taguhi has contributed to conferences, residencies, and collaborative research projects across Europe and the South Caucasus. She was an apexart NYC Fellow in 2018. She holds an Erasmus Mundus MA in Media Arts Cultures.She is a co-curator of the Feminist Hardware Festival in Vienna and a co-founder of femaleartistindex.org. Taguhi has conducted art-based research at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, notably as part of the FWF/PEEK-funded project Feminist Hacking: Building Circuits as an Artistic Practice (2020–2023), led by Stefanie Wuschitz.
Since 2026, she has also been an Expert at the Armenian Society for the Arts (ASA).
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Series of Lectures featuring Taguhi Torosyan
Conditions of Knowledge
Conditions of Knowledge
hosq presents a series of lectures with curator, artist, and researcher Taguhi Torosyan, Founder and Artistic Director of Ars Techne.
Across 7 sessions, we will dive into a layered inquiry into how knowledge is produced through art — from infrastructure and power to ecologies and resistance.
Across 7 sessions, we will dive into a layered inquiry into how knowledge is produced through art — from infrastructure and power to ecologies and resistance.
We launch the series with a deep dive into the architectures of the art world. Together, we will explore the Independent Art Spaces Index—Yerevan and Artaxis, reflecting on how visibility is produced through data, interfaces, and collective action.
The first session features special guest Namor Votilav, an artist and curator of the Artaxis platform.
Where: Library for Architecture (35G Tumanyan St)
When: May 7, 19:00
Doors: 18:30
Language: Armenian & Russian
Participation: free with registration
The first session features special guest Namor Votilav, an artist and curator of the Artaxis platform.
Where: Library for Architecture (35G Tumanyan St)
When: May 7, 19:00
Doors: 18:30
Language: Armenian & Russian
Participation: free with registration
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