Tatevik Ayvazyan is the director of the Armenian Institute in London, an arts and culture charity, dedicated to making Armenian culture relevant through innovative programmes, workshops, lectures, exhibits and performances. She is also a creative producer and writer, associated with Rebel Republic Films. Born in Yerevan, Tatevik has lived in the UK over 20 years, working in filmmaking, screenwriting, and programme curating. Recently, she was a part of the selection panel of the Calvert Journal Film Festival and a judge at international Sayat Nova Composition Competition.

Tatevik has curated, edited and translated the Armenian and English poetry in Rebel Republic Film's multi-award-winning arthouse film, ''Taniel'' (2018). She is currently adapting Iris Murdoch's ''The Italian Girl'', a dark tale of a dysfunctional family and working on an upcoming documentary about female DJs.