The French musician Jean-Paul Minali-Bella has performed in Tashkent for the first time. Known in most of countries as a best viola-player, he is also the only musician in the world who plays the ancient instrument, arpegina.
“Girls of the Information Age” to attract female Internet users
23.02.2007 11:02
By Dilbar Babajanova
The Women’s Internet Festival 2007 that is devoted to the International Woman’s Day has started in Uzbekistan. Its goal is to introduce girls and women of Uzbekistan with vast opportunities of information technologies and Internet.
The International Caravan-saray of culture of Ikuo Khirayama of the Academy of Fine Arts of Uzbekistan in Tashkent hosts a Week of Japanese cartoon films. It is organized in cooperation with the Uzbek-Japanese Center for Human Resources Development. The primary goal of this event is to introduce people with the Japanese animation art. Its peculiarity is that most of products are designed for both teenagers and adults.
In Uzbekistan, the 14th of February annually marks the birthday of the prominent poet and ruler of his time, the person with a unique style of creativity and the conqueror with a recognized wisdom and strategy – Zahiriddin Muhammad Bobur.
The large hall of the State Conservatory pf Uzbekistan hosted the “Bolaligim-shodligim” (Happy childhood) charity concert devoted to the Year of Social Protection proclaimed by President Islam Karimov.
The Gallery of Applied Art of Uzbekistan presented a unique exposition to its visitors who had a wonderful opportunity to get acquainted with rare works of Czech artists and photographers.
A great event is about to happen for admirers of the Uzbek “Club of the Cheerful and Shrewd”. The Tashkent Palace of Aircraft Builders holds the awarding ceremony of “Golden Bolt 2006”.
Miniature and Calligraphy Art Exhibition in Uzbek land
16.02.2007 00:53
The first exhibition of Miniature and Calligraphy Art of Iran and Uzbekistan is organized with support of the Academy of Fine Art of Uzbekistan and Cultural Office of Iran Embassy in Tashkent.
This year the Uzbek community celebrates Abdulla Kahhor’s 100th anniversary. His productive and diverse activity is one of the brightest and most important things in modern Uzbek literature. Having been a genuine writer of the Uzbek people and owner of original talent, Abdulla Kahhor is considered to be the founder and famous master of short stories.
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