Press
Find below current press releases and other press-related information on the Bukhara Biennial. A selection of exhibition views is available for download in the image section.
Press Contact
For inquiries, please contact the press offices of the Bukhara Biennial.
For international press enquiries: bukharabiennial@scott-andco.com
For domestic and regional press enquiries (Uzbek and Russian languages): press@acdf.uz
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Press Images
For inquiries about pictures of Bukhara Biennial or historical image materials, please contact the press offices mentioned above.
A selection of images is available here
Antony Gormley (England) in collaboration with Temur Jumaev (Uzbekistan) CLOSE, 2024–2025. Photo by Adrien Dirand Bread at Kolhoz Bazaar in Bukhara Courtesy of Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation Photo credit Nafisa Parpieva Bukhara Biennial_Artist Samah Hijawi’s and collaborator Ahmad Arabov and Makhfuza Salimova project Photo credit Andrey Arakelyan Bukhara Biennial Artist Saule Suleimenova Courtesy of Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation Photo credit Andrey Arakelyan Café Oshqozon Bukhara, interpretation of The Brutalist Kitchen Manifesto by artist Carsten Höller (Germany, Sweden), in collaboration with Bahriddin Chustiy and Pavel Georganov (Uzbekistan)_Tomato Tower Café Oshqozon Bukhara, interpretation of The Brutalist Kitchen Manifesto by artist Carsten Höller (Germany, Sweden), in collaboration with Bahriddin Chustiy and Pavel Georganov (Uzbekistan) Café Oshqozon Bukhara, interpretation of The Brutalist Kitchen Manifesto by artist Carsten Höller (Germany, Sweden), in collaboration with Bahriddin Chustiy and Pavel Georganov (Uzbekistan) Ceramicists_Abdullo Narzullaev Courtesy of Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation_Photo credit Madiev Davron (exterior) Subodh Gupta (India) in collaboration with Baxtiyor Nazirov (Uzbekistan) Salt Carried by the Wind, 2024–2025 (interior domed ceiling) Subodh Gupta (India) in collaboration with Baxtiyor Nazirov (Uzbekistan) Salt Carried by the Wind, 2024–2025 Kamruzzaman Shadhin Bangladesh in collaboration with Zavkiddin Yodgorov Khoja Kalon_Courtesy of Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation Photo credit Narfisa Parpieva Marina Perez Simão (Brazil) in collaboration with Bakhtiyar Babamuradov (Uzbekistan) Untitled, 2024–2025 Oyjon Khayrullaeva (Uzbekistan) in collaboration with Raxmon Toirov and Rauf Taxirov (Uzbekistan) Eight Lives, 2024–2025 (left) Nomin Zezegmaa (Germany, Mongolia) in collaboration with Margilan Crafts Development Centre (Odiljon Okhunov, Javlonbek Mukhtorov, Uzbekistan) ᠣᠩᠭᠤᠳ (Ongod), 2025 The Mir i Arab Madrasa Courtesy of Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Residency in Stockholm_Chefs Pasha and Chustiy with Carsten Holler Courtesy of Uzbekistan ACDF Residency in Stockholm_Chefs Pasha and Chustiy with Carsten Holler and team Courtesy of Uzbekistan ACDF Spices at Kolhoz Bazaar in Bukhara Courtesy of Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation_Photo credit Andrey Arakelyan Spices at Kolhoz Bazaar in Bukhara Courtesy of Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation Photo credit Andrey Arakelyan
