This significant cultural event united the rich historical heritage of the Turkic peoples, common cultural values and modern artistic pursuits in one space. The exhibition has become a unique platform for creative dialogue and exchange of experience between young and talented artists from different countries.

Among the participants of the exhibition are Zhaikhun Murshudov, Billura Alakbarli (Azerbaijan), Akmaral Kazhibek, Askar Nurbolat (Kazakhstan), Olga Suncheleeva, Tolobek Sheishenaliev (Kyrgyzstan), Mehmet Ozkartal, Mina Sevincz (Turkey), Ali Sidikov, Gurban Babatazhov (Turkmenistan), as well as Kamoliddin Khazratkulov, Malika Yunusova, Tamilla Bismakhova, Zukhriddin Kiyomov, Khozhiakbar Nazirov, Dilbek Tukhtakulov, Almas Yakubov, Isomiddin Eshonkulov, Nigina Mirzajanova, Farid Sattarov, Yakub Beknazarov and Sardor Erkinov (Uzbekistan).

Their works vividly reflect the common spirit of the Turkic peoples, cultural affinity and richness of artistic thinking.

The exposition became a reflection of the master's long-term creative path.

Hikmat Jalilov is not only a talented artist, but also a dedicated teacher who has devoted his life to educating the younger generation of creators. His works are a special dialogue with nature, time and memory, expressed through a rich color palette and unique artistic thinking.

The exhibition features landscapes, still lifes and portraits in which the viewer can feel the atmosphere of Uzbek nature, light, air and a state of inner peace.

On March 18, 2026, the Fine Arts Gallery of Uzbekistan, with the support of the "Hunarmand" Association, hosted the opening of the "From Mastery to Excellence" exhibition of folk applied arts, dedicated to the Navruz holiday.

​The exhibition brought together the finest masters of traditional applied arts in Uzbekistan. The works on display demonstrate a high level of craftsmanship, a deep understanding of artistic canons, and the ability to innovate within tradition. The showcase features works by more than 30 renowned folk masters (Usto), as well as Academicians of the Academy of Arts of Uzbekistan.

​Among the participants are Akbar Rakhimov, Mirzabakhrom Abduvakhobov, Alisher Nazirov, Ismoil Komilov, Nurmuhammad Valiev, Rasuljon Mirzaakhmedov, Numon Oblokulov, Abdullo Narzullaev, Sirojiddin Rakhmatullaev, Akhmad Arabov, Bakhshillo Jumaev, Abduvakhid Karimov, Sharif Raupov, and many others.

On March 5, 2026, at 5:00 PM, the Arts Gallery of Uzbekistan hosted the grand opening of the exhibition "A Heart Set on Flight" dedicated to March 8th - International Women's Day.

​The exhibition united representatives of different generations and artistic styles around a single concept: "creative flight." The flight expressed the elevation of artistic thought, the pursuit of spiritual horizons, and an atmosphere of renewed hope. At the core of this concept are the intellectual and philosophical perspectives of women artists, through which each artwork becomes a visual embodiment of personal reflection and creative exploration.

​The "A Heart Set on Flight" exhibition served as a significant cultural event, revealing the multifaceted world of female creators, their individual journeys, and their harmony with universal values. Featuring over 100 works, the exposition immerses viewers in an atmosphere of springtime sophistication, inspiration, and refined aesthetics.

On February 5, 2026, the Arts Gallery of Uzbekistan hosted the opening of an exhibition dedicated to the 585th anniversary of the great Uzbek poet Alisher Navoi (1441–1501).

​The exposition features 39 graphic and painted works by the renowned artist and Academician of the Academy of Arts of Uzbekistan, Nikolay Sergeyevich Shin.

​Nikolay Shin made a significant contribution to the fine arts of Uzbekistan through his creative work. He stands as a prominent representative of the multinational artistic community for whom the culture of Uzbekistan became a spiritual homeland. This is clearly demonstrated in the artist's works, which depict the image of Alisher Navoi - the great Uzbek poet, thinker, and statesman - as well as the legendary characters from his literary masterpieces.

On January 30, 2026, the Arts Gallery of Uzbekistan hosted the presentation of "Miniature Painting in Uzbekistan: Strokes of Wisdom" — a large-scale, richly illustrated publication dedicated to the unique tradition of Uzbek miniature and its modern interpretation.

​The book explores the deep meanings hidden behind the delicate lines and complex symbolism of miniatures. Beyond showcasing the finest examples of contemporary Uzbek miniature; the edition provides readers with the keys to understanding the narratives, philosophy, and multilayered stories embedded in each artwork.

​The author, Rolando Montecalvo, is a writer and editor with extensive international experience spanning the USA, India, Thailand, Türkiye, Switzerland, Cambodia, and Uzbekistan. Holding a PhD in Comparative Literature from University of California, Berkeley, he has previously collaborated with prestigious organizations such as Oxford University Press, Penguin Books, and several independent publishing houses.

On December 26, 2025,  the  Arts Gallery of Uzbekistan hosted the opening of an exhibition by Fayzulla Akhmadaliev, a People’s Artist of Uzbekistan and Academician of the Academy of Arts of Uzbekistan. He is recognized as one of the most original and philosophically-minded masters of contemporary Uzbek art.

​Fayzulla Akhmadaliev has developed a unique artistic language focused on the inner reality of the human soul, which in Eastern tradition is perceived as the fundamental essence of existence. His painting is a journey of spiritual self-discovery, where form, color, texture, and material structure become vessels for meaning, memory, and emotional depth. The artist views art as a "Path" - a continuous movement toward spiritual self-understanding and inner contemplation.

​The exhibition features over 80 works created within the last five years, vividly demonstrating the evolution of the author's artistic language.