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  Former President of Warner Bros. Feature Animation Max Howard to arrive in Yerevan  September 7, 2010 - 19:26 AMTPanARMENIAN.Net - President of ReAnimania festival Vrezh Kasuni said that former President of Warner Bros. Feature Animation, current President of Exodus Film Group Max Howard will arrive in Yerevan on September 7. “He worked at Walt Disney for 12 years and world renowned films - Aladdin, The Little Mermaid and The Lion King – were created during his tenure,” Kasuni told a press conference on September 7. According to him, the British Council Armenia has assisted in organization of the visit of Max Howard, as well as specialists of Aardman Animations, which created four Oscar-winner animated films. As part of ReAnimania festival, Max Howard will conduct several seminars in Armenia, as well as will present his film - Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron – released by DreamWorks. Susie Wilson, David Sproxton and Paul Smith from Aardman Animations will also conduct unique seminars in Yerevan.  Top stories The nation, located on its own small jetty off the Arabian Peninsula, is a new destination on the art-world grand tour. Lambert has now announced he will be touring with May and Taylor throughout 2012 - including dates at Knebworth. Eastman Kodak Co. aims to cut costs in its restructuring by giving up its expensive naming rights to the Kodak Theatre. Christie’s International (CHRS) said there was a surge in demand for contemporary art as an investment.   |  Latest news Micron CEO Steve Appleton dies in plane crash  Appleton’s death i major loss for U.S. memory chipmaker struggling with sluggish computer sales and declining prices.U.S. Congressmen press Clinton to renounce her recent remarks on Genocide At a recent department-wide meeting, Secretary of State mischaracterized the Armenian Genocide as a “historical debate.”U.S. Reps. Wolf, Chu commemorate Armenian massacre in Azerbaijan “Between 1988 and 1990, the Armenian population was the target of racially motivated pogroms in Azerbaijan,” Judy Chu said.Armenian place of worship demolished in Turkey Malatya Mayor Ahmet Çakır gave verbal permission for building the place of worship on orders by Malatya Governor Ulvi Saran. |
