Lecture on Armenian artists and the blue tiles in Jerusalem, which began at the beginning of the British Mandate period. This art is associated with the visual landscape of the city and is carried out by an important minority group in the city.
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A lecture inspired by the blue tiles and Armenian artists who arrived in Jerusalem at the beginning of the British Mandate period, and since then have shaped the visual landscape of Jerusalem.
The art that is most associated with the city is created by artists belonging to a small but significant minority group in the city's long history.