The National Museum of Fine Arts named after Gapar Aitiev will host an exhibition titled "Zhol," dedicated to the natural beauties of Kyrgyzstan and Turkey.
According to information from the Ministry of Culture, the event will begin on March 5 at 15:00. The exhibition will feature artists such as Talai Musurmankulov, Talgat Bokoev, and Arstan Dukuev.
The "Zhol" project includes a series of landscapes created en plein air, reflecting the natural characteristics of both countries. The artists aim to combine the geographical, architectural, and atmospheric features of Kyrgyzstan and Turkey, using their unique creative approaches.
All works were created outdoors, allowing the authors to capture the living dynamics of the landscape and to depict the natural changes in light, air, and space. The exhibition invites viewers to reconsider the beauty of nature and engage in a creative dialogue.
The exhibition will be open to all from March 5 to March 24 at the address: 196 Y. Abdrakhmanov Street.
