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Masculinities
April/May 2019
This edition digs into the complicated interpretation of what it means to be a man across the South Caucasus.
Being a man in the South Caucasus
For many men, the answer is bound up with tradition: toughness and bravery, independence and self-control. Being a man is loyalty, patriotism and strength, inner and phys...
26 June, 2019
Georgian ballet, the home of Balanchine, struggles to attract male dancers
Georgia once gave the world two of its most famous male ballet dancers – George (Giorgi) Balanchine, considered the father of American ballet, and Vakhtang Chabukia...
26 June, 2019
Dancing Ballet Alone in Nagorno-Karabakh
Heads turn when 46-year-old Mher and 45-year-old Raul Babayan walk down the street with their flamboyant clothes and hairstyles. The two brothers stand out from local men...
16 May, 2019