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Somewhere In the Great Steppe
Somewhere In the Great Steppe, or SIGS, is an artistic and cultural centre in Kazakhstan’s former capital Almaty that’s playing host to a new wave of civically engaged and open-minded creatives as well as preserving Kazakh traditions. Valentina Michelotti reports on a welcome…
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