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80 People and One Bluetooth Speaker — The Story of the Band "kuda propalo solntse?"

80 People and One Bluetooth Speaker — The Story of the Band "kuda propalo solntse?"

24 February 2026

Uzbek Film at Berlin Film Festival: Directors on the Idea and Specifics of Filming

Uzbek Film at Berlin Film Festival: Directors on the Idea and Specifics of Filming

20 February 2026

The Doctor Who Revolutionized Literature: Anton Chekhov

by Christina Inyakina|29 January 2026

Review of the film "Parajanov's Lilac Wind"

by Kamilla Abdullaeva|13 January 2026

Human rights in culture: from Greek philosophers to Instagram bloggers

by Ezoza Akhmedova|10 December 2025

Evolving Cities of Central Asia: New Life for Old Cities

by Feride Mahsetova|26 November 2025

Opening of the NeUyat 2025 exhibition: art as a space of memory, resistance, and women's solidarity

by Christina Inyakina|21 November 2025

Millennial Playlist: What Was Listened to in Uzbekistan in the Nineties

by Kamilla Abdullaeva|07 November 2025

7 Masterpieces of French Literature

by Мохина Нурсаидова|05 November 2025

Home instead of a gallery: unique exhibition by Tamila Bismakhova — "Ultratinch" in the mahalla

by Christina Inyakina|30 October 2025

How Laylo Rihsieva Turns Pop Music into an Exploration of Memory, Identity, and Generational Trauma

by Christina Inyakina|23 October 2025

"Shaytonat": The Essential Uzbek Crime Novel That Defined Post-Soviet Central Asian Literature

by Мохина Нурсаидова|21 October 2025

What does Kokand say in the language of craftsmanship?

by Christina Inyakina|21 October 2025

If you don't feel the mass, nothing will work: Rishtan — how clay becomes art

by Christina Inyakina|20 October 2025

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