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Getting Ready for Halloween in UzbekistanGetting Ready for Halloween in UzbekistanResidents of the US, the UK, Canada and other countries celebrate Halloween every year on the night of 31 October to 1 November. On this day it is customary to dress up as creatures of the night: vampires, witches, zombies and horror film characters, figures from myths and scary stories. Children go from door to door in search of sweets, adults hold themed parties, and guests are greeted by decorations in the form of a pumpkin with “glowing” eyes. In Uzbekistan the holiday is not marked on the same scale as in the US, but it is just as much fun. Here is a guide to getting ready for Halloween.Inna Kolpakidi#Guide#Cultural Guide
Life Beyond Measure: Zurab Tsereteli and the Art That Remains in the CityLife Beyond Measure: Zurab Tsereteli and the Art That Remains in the CityA new exhibition of Zurab Tsereteli’s work has opened in Tashkent, bringing together more than 80 pieces spanning painting, graphic art, sculpture and enamel. Through a personal response to the exhibition and the recollections of his grandson, Vasily Tsereteli, we explore why art was such a powerful source of energy for the artist, how flowers became one of the defining motifs of his work, and what connected him with Uzbekistan.Alfiya Kalmaganbetova#Art#Ideas & Analysis

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