AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAshig Heritage: A November 3 roundtable at the Azerbaijan National Conservatory focused on teaching ashig art and keeping the tradition alive. Organizers said the first Kalbajar Ashig Festival had given the art form a stronger platform and hoped it would become a regular event. Screen Culture: Azerbaijan’s Cinema Agency chief says Japanese drama Vivant, filmed partly in the country, could deepen cultural ties and attract Japanese visitors. Azerbaijan offers foreign productions rebates of up to 40% of filming expenses. Public Art: Baku Steel Art 2026 has brought steel sculptures inspired by the Caucasus’ “Big Five” wildlife to the Seaside National Park. The open-air exhibition runs through November. Box Office: Azerbaijani film “44” has set a national cinema attendance record, drawing 122,000 viewers in its first 15 days.
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