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The Foundation for the Development of Culture and Art of Uzbekistan has opened a multimedia exhibition dedicated to the life and legacy of Igor Savitsky. The exhibition will run until January 24, 2027; admission is free on Thursdays.
Aziz KarimovUzbekistan's only independent arthouse cinema, kinoxona, after two years of operating in the Yakkasaray district, has moved to the Mirabad district, at 17 Chimkent Street. Since October 25 it has been showing licensed festival and classic films daily, and to mark the housewarming a photo exhibition by Elena Martinova has opened — until November 30, admission is free.
Otabek YusupovOn October 21 in Paris, the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation and Centre Pompidou signed an agreement on long-term partnership. As part of the cooperation, an exhibition is planned to present the art and culture of Uzbekistan to an international audience.
Aziz KarimovOn October 21, an exhibition opened in the Light Hall of the Moskovsky Railway Station in St. Petersburg, organized by FIAS and the Sambo History Museum. The exhibition is timed to the 50th SAMBO World Championship in Tashkent (November 6–8) and the 90th anniversary of the sport in 2028. The exhibition will run until November 20.
Sevara AzamovaChairperson of the Board of Trustees of the Zamin Foundation Ziroat Mirziyoyeva, together with guests of the summit, viewed an exhibition whose central figure is a child. The exposition reflects a person's life path — from care for the expectant mother to the first working days. The guests concluded the visit with a symbolic gesture, writing wishes on a large paper boat.
Javlon TursunovHead of the Administration of the President of Uzbekistan Saida Mirziyoyeva visited the “ONA. Mother Nature” exhibition in Ashgabat and shared warm impressions. According to her, the authors conveyed through art the idea that nature, like mothers, deserves love, care and respect. She congratulated the Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov Charitable Foundation and the Heydar Aliyev Foundation on the opening of the exhibition.
Javlon TursunovThe Guggenheim Museum Bilbao has opened Steve McQueen's '66–76–26' — a sound installation in which versions of the song Wild is the Wind performed by Nina Simone (1966) and David Bowie (1976) sound toward each other in darkness. The exhibition opened on 9 October 2026, on the artist's 57th birthday, and will run until 13 February 2027.
Javlon TursunovThe Museum of Youth Culture in London opens the exhibition «Up Yours! God Save The Queens» on 23 October, dedicated to the 50th anniversary of women's contribution to punk culture. Curators Lauren Estelle Jones, Celeste Bell and Vivien Goldman have brought together rare archival materials, previously unpublished photographs and contemporary works. Euronews Culture has also published a list of five key women's punk albums of the 1970s.
Sevara AzamovaThe James-Simon Gallery in Berlin is hosting an exhibition dedicated to Genghis Khan and the “Mongol century” (1250–1350) from October 21, 2026 to April 18, 2027. Curator Matthias Wemhoff told Deutsche Welle about the ruler’s legacy: the creation of the largest continental empire in history, military and administrative reforms, as well as the unprecedented cruelty of the conquests, which, according to estimates, claimed around 40 million lives.
Javlon TursunovThe nine-carat pear-shaped pink diamond 'Grand Condé' is shown at the Condé Museum in Chantilly for the first time since its theft in October 1926, when the stone was hidden in an apple and found after a maid bit into it. The exhibition runs until January 3.
Shahnoza ErgashevaTurkey's Directorate of Communications will hold the exhibition 'Istanbul: One City, A Thousand Perspectives' in Paris on October 19–20. The display will feature works in contemporary miniature, illumination, painting, watercolor, illustration, tile art and digital art, including works by artist Leyla Kara. The aim is to present Turkey's cultural richness to a French and international audience and to strengthen Istanbul's global cultural visibility.
Shahnoza ErgashevaThe Jewellery and Watches Exhibition in Doha brings together more than 500 brands from 30 countries. Euronews, in an episode of the CULT programme, tells the stories of the people behind the showcases: jeweller Hussain Alfardan, designers Manish Malhotra and Noura Al-Ansari, as well as technologies for distinguishing natural from synthetic diamonds.
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