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Buy a digital subscription Go to the Digital EditionA country rich in Turkic art and architecture. More than the capitcal Teshkent, Samarkand is home to the wonders of Central Asian architecture. The journey to Karakalpakistan repays with the paintings in the Nukus Museum.
On September 5, 2025, Uzbekistan will launch its inaugural biennial (writes Alexandra de Cramer in Cornucoopia 67). Curated by Diana Campbell, the [Bukhara Biennial](bukharabiennial.uz/en) will feature 50 artists from around the world. The theme is inspired by a well-known Uzbek legend, which tells of how Ibn Sina, the polymath and father of modern medicine, created the recipe for palov, the country’s signature dish, to heal the broken heart of a prince who was unable to marry the daughter of a craftsman. Drawing on the belief that food has the power to mend
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