<p>Saturday at CCA Tashkent</p>

Saturday at CCA Tashkent

A day of public programming featuring a children’s drawing workshop, a film screening, a collage workshop and a public conversation with Kulapat Yantrasast

Workshop

Children’s Workshop: Mapping the City, Session 1 — Drawing (Ages 12+)
Registration required due to limited capacity
Location: Workshop | Time: 13:00


Mapping the City invites young participants to explore the architectural history and urban landscape of Tashkent through creative practice. The programme looks at the city through its buildings, public spaces, patterns, mosaics and materials, encouraging participants to observe their surroundings from new perspectives. Across the sessions, participants will experiment with drawing, photography, collage, sound recording and other forms of visual and digital media. The first session focuses on drawing the city.

Film Series: Uzbek Cinema of the Modernist Era
Shukhrat Abbasov — The Whole Mahalla Is Talking About It (in Russian)
Location: Auditorium | Time: 15:00


CCA Tashkent’s film series dedicated to Uzbek cinema of the modernist era continues with Shukhrat Abbasov’s The Whole Mahalla Is Talking About It. The screening will be followed by a talk with Nigora Karimova, offering further context on the film and its place within the history of Uzbek cinema.

Children’s Collage Workshop with Nigina Mirzajanova (Ages 3+)
Registration required due to limited capacity
Location: Workshop | Time: 18:00


Artist Nigina Mirzajanova leads a creative collage workshop for children, exploring emotions through colour, shape and composition. Using coloured paper and different visual elements, participants will create their own collages while experimenting with ways of expressing feelings and ideas through image 

The Rootless Nomad: An Intimate Conversation with Kulapat Yantrasast
Registration required due to limited capacity.
Location: Auditorium | Time: 19:00-20:30

Join internationally renowned architect and designer Kulapat Yantrasast, PhD, founder of WHY Architecture and forthcoming Artistic Director of the 2nd Bukhara Biennial in 2027, for a lecture on his unique and multifaceted practice. A Q&A with the audience will follow the presentation, moderated by ACDF advisor Cyril Zammit.


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