The CCA Tashkent is the first institution of its kind in Uzbekistan — a permanent centre for contemporary art, research, and community engagement in the heart of Tashkent.
The first permanent centre for contemporary art in Uzbekistan, the CCA Tashkent is a cultural meeting point for the region and a community space for the city in the heart of historic Tashkent. The Centre is housed in a revitalized 1912 industrial building - originally a diesel station and tram depot - reimagined by award-winning architecture firm Studio KO.
Instruments of the Mind — Vyacheslav Akhunov
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The Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF) and CCA Tashkent continue in their commitment to preserving the historical mahallas of Tashkent, safeguarding their unique cultural and historical heritage, in a strategic collaboration with Studio KO.
This initiative underscores the government’s enhanced support for culture and the arts, aligning with broader efforts to foster a comfortable urban environment that respects and preserves the city’s authenticity.
The Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF) and CCA Tashkent continue in their commitment to preserving the historical mahallas of Tashkent, safeguarding their unique cultural and historical heritage, in a strategic collaboration with Studio KO.
This initiative underscores the government’s enhanced support for culture and the arts, aligning with broader efforts to foster a comfortable urban environment that respects and preserves the city’s authenticity.
The Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF) and CCA Tashkent continue in their commitment to preserving the historical mahallas of Tashkent, safeguarding their unique cultural and historical heritage, in a strategic collaboration with Studio KO.
This initiative underscores the government’s enhanced support for culture and the arts, aligning with broader efforts to foster a comfortable urban environment that respects and preserves the city’s authenticity.
A specialist research library focused on art, visual cultures, and critical theory, with an emphasis on perspectives from the Global Majority World and an expanding artists’ studio archive of local artists. By appointment only.
The restaurant offers a contemporary interpretation of traditional Uzbek cuisine, featuring a seasonal menu.
A carefully curated selection of books and exclusive limited-edition gifts, created specifically for the CCA Tashkent. Proceeds directly support the Centre’s exhibitions, public programmes, and educational initiatives.
CCA Radio is a regular sonic experience, which includes DJ sets, instrumental performances, also showcasing soundtracks related to exhibitions and guest sets by both local and international artists.
