AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDance: Akram Khan’s Thikra: Night of Remembering, a work inspired by Al-Ula’s landscapes and heritage, was performed at Baku’s State Academic National Drama Theater as part of the International Arts Festival. New Projects: Baku’s Stone Chronicle Museum presented Orkhan Nabizada’s sculptures inspired by Gobustan rock art and Elvin Nabizada’s interactive project on humanity’s relationship with wildlife. Baku Art Weekend: The city’s arts programme brought fresh attention to contemporary work, including Farid Rasulov’s Long Live, Caspian at OTAQ gallery and Aidan Salakhova’s Maiden Tower project at the Azerbaijan National Museum of Art. Carpet Art: Azerkhalcha unveiled a fruit-inspired collection, while artists reimagined traditional weaving in the Beyond Memory exhibition. Cinema: Azerbaijani film 44 set a national attendance record, drawing 122,000 viewers in 15 days.
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