The Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA) will open its doors to the public on September 6, marking a milestone for the cultural landscape of Uzbekistan.
Operating as the nation’s first state-run contemporary art institution and the largest facility of its kind across Central Asia, CCA Tashkent aims to position the capital city as a vital regional hub for creative expression and international collaboration.
The flagship project, spearheaded by the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation, occupies a revitalised brick building originally constructed in 1912. Designed by architect Wilhelm Heinzelmann, the historic structure initially served as a city tram depot...