Episode 24: Can modern art flourish in Central Asia? episode artwork

EPISODE · Dec 18, 2025 · 45 MIN

Episode 24: Can modern art flourish in Central Asia?

from Turan Tales · host Agnieszka Pikulicka

Over the past few months, Central Asia has witnessed a series of significant developments in the art world, from the opening of the Almaty Museum of Arts, the largest modern art museum in the region, to the launch of the first-ever Bukhara Biennale.As new institutions, exhibitions, and art spaces continue to emerge across the region, a larger question arises: Can modern art flourish in Central Asia?To find out, we’re joined by Timur Karpov, a documentary photographer and cultural entrepreneur from Uzbekistan, and the founder of the 139 Documentary Centre. Get full access to Turan Tales at turantales.substack.com/subscribe

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