Events

"Art of Kazakhstan in the Contexts of the Global Art Processes: 1920–2020", an original lecture series presented by art critic and international curator Valeriya Ibrayeva.

Lecture on American artist Richard Serra

Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists - and what has changed?

Curator Biljana Ciric will share the working methodology of her long-term research inquiry As you go… the roads under your feet, towards the new future (2019–2022), developed with partner ‘cells’ in Central Asia, China, the Balkans, and East Africa.

Sometimes gratitude is a small postcard written from the heart. On Saturday, March 7 we’ll be writing “thank you” cards to the women who support us, inspire us, shape us and are simply there for us.

The lecture focuses on the work of Richard Serra (1938–2024), the American artist who embodied the principles of late 20th-century art in monumental objects made from industrial materials, such as lead, rubber and stainless steel. His sculpture Junction (2011) is part of the Almaty Museum of Arts collection.

The lecture explores the work of 'the greatest sculptor of our time' from multiple critical perspectives - minimalism, feminist theory, phenomenology, and politics.

This March, we invite you to the second session of our monthly Nobai drawing club! This time, we’ll meet in the Qonaqtar Hall for a closer look at the works of this exhibition.

By talking about what we eat, we reveal who we are, this is a conversation about how food reflects identity and the cultural diversity of Kazakhstan.

A lecture on the iconic 20th and 21st-century artists who entered the theater not as set designers, but as conceptual authors - radically reshaping its formal language.