Central Asia is experiencing a cultural renaissance with the rapid opening of major art institutions, particularly in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. The Almaty Museum of Arts and the Tselinny Center of Contemporary Culture in Kazakhstan, along with the upcoming Centre for Contemporary Arts in Tashkent, are reshaping the region's artistic landscape and enhancing global visibility. These developments reflect a shift in cultural investment strategies, with Kazakhstan leaning towards private initiatives and Uzbekistan adopting a state-led approach. Both countries are aiming to establish a sustainable cultural infrastructure that supports tourism and artistic expression. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)