Archive photos show life between two cultures in communist Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
Latest
Who are you wearing?
As post-Soviet fashion exploded onto the runways, Sasha Bromberg wanted to make a difference. She founded dotta project, an ethical fashion initiative, to preserve textile handicraft traditions in Russia, the Caucasus and Central Asia
-
-
Uzbekistan's internationally acclaimed writer on novels, politics and life in exile -
One photographer’s inspiring search for sisterhood in Uzbekistan -
An essay on the term that caught the world’s attention -
The late Uzbek leader, a British sculptor and the fight for public space -
Inside Uzbekistan’s hidden party scene -
The fashion designer challenging cultures from Korea to Uzbekistan -
7 of the year’s best new books to help you understand 1917 -
The Uzbek photographer capturing the essence of Moscow -
From flooded quarries to medieval forts, dance the night away in these spectacular spots -
The legacy of the Russian Revolution in Central Asia -
Meet the new generation of skater kids and hip-hop stars taking over Tashkent -
Following the new 1833km gas pipeline from China to Turkmenistan -
Exploring documentary theatre’s role in the new east -
How traditional Uzbek textiles are taking the fashion world by storm -
Notes from an accidental fertility tour of Central Asia -
Nothing is off the menu in the market stalls of the new east -
How has the Cold War become a defining symbol for modern fashion?