The forth day of practice in Bukhara art museum 🏛️ 🖼️ 🎨

 08.05.2025

Day 4 – A Journey into Colors and Culture: Visit to the Bukhara Art Museum 🎨 🖼️

Today was our fourth day of practical training, and it was full of color and inspiration!😍😍We had the chance to visit the Kamoliddin Behzod Fine Arts Museum — widely known as the Bukhara Art Gallery 🏛️. What made this day even more special was that we were accompanied by our supervising teacher, Mohichehra Temirovna 👩‍🏫, and our foreign guest, Colton 🌍. Together, we explored the museum and shared impressions through both local and international perspectives.☺️


The gallery is located in a beautiful historic building built in 1912 🏢, and has been operating as an art museum since 1982. It houses over 1,000 unique artworks 🖌️ — including paintings, sculptures, miniatures, embroidery, traditional textiles, calligraphy, and antique jewelry 💎. Each hall of the museum tells a different story of Uzbekistan's rich and diverse artistic heritage.💫🌟









We were especially drawn to the artworks by legendary Uzbek and Soviet artists such as Pavel Benkov, Mikhail Kurzin, Ural Tansykbaev, and Sadriddin Pochchaev. His miniature paintings truly reflect the ancient soul of Bukhara 🌟. The section titled “Jewelry Art of Bukhara” amazed us with pieces dating back from the 1st to the 20th centuries, showing off incredible craftsmanship and history 🔍.








The museum is not just a place to view art — it’s also a cultural and educational center 📚. There are guided tours, workshops, and a library with over 5,000 rare books and manuscripts — making it a valuable resource for students and art lovers alike 😍😍.







What makes this museum unique is how it reflects Bukhara’s identity and history through local Islamic art, folk traditions, and modern creativity ✨. Though it faces challenges like funding, preservation, and attracting younger audiences, the museum remains an active force in keeping art and culture alive in the region.🕌💫💫

Visiting the gallery today reminded us that art is more than decoration — it’s a bridge between generations, cultures, and emotions ❤️. Sharing this moment with our teacher and Colton made the day even more unforgettable.☺️☺️🥰🥰🥰



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