Sleighing it: the ultimate Calvert gift guide for a cosy and concrete-inspired Christmas
Go forth and multiply: notes from an accidental fertility tour of Central Asia
From Kazakhstan to Turkmenistan, this Insta account gives you a daily slice of life in Central Asia
‘I’m a stranger at home and nobody abroad’: in Of Strangers and Bees, Hamid Ismailov captures the ache of emigration
Uzbekistan’s first contemporary art centre to open in Tashkent
Empire state of mind: the legacy of the Russian Revolution in Central Asia
Selfie sticks at the Aral Sea: another example of disaster tourism’s self-indulgence?
The Las Vegas of Central Asia? Investors reportedly eye Uzbek town for new casino complex
Uncertain future for Uzbekistan’s avant-garde gallery as key backer reported ready to disband
Punk Orientalism: these artists are confronting the legacy of Soviet imperialism
See Central Asia’s unique Soviet architecture in all its brutal glory
Tashkent’s youth spread their wings as underground raves take root in Uzbekistan
British sculptor’s monument to Uzbek autocrat Islam Karimov unveiled in Moscow
Signs of life: does a music festival in a desert offer hope for cultural reform in Uzbekistan?
Discover this Hungarian artist’s bright and surreal collages
How a roadtrip across Uzbekistan became a celebration of multi-generational womanhood
Young blood: a new generation of teenage talent is reinventing Tashkent
Panel discussion at Calvert 22 Space: discover the post-Soviet images reshaping today’s art scene
Hamid Ismailov: Uzbekistan’s internationally acclaimed writer on novels, politics and life in exile
Karimov comes to Moscow: the late Uzbek leader, a British sculptor and the fight for public space
