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‘Uzbekistan: Heritage in Motion’ exhibition opens at MIA

<p>Doha, Qatar: Qatar Museums (QM), in collaboration with the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF) and in partnership with Visit Qatar, has opened ‘Uzbekistan: Heritage in Motion’ at the Museum of Islamic Art (MIA).</p> <p>On view through November 28, 2026, the exhibition brings together 146 objects drawn from MIA, other Qatari collections, and 13 institutions across…

‘Uzbekistan: Heritage in Motion’ exhibition opens at MIA

Doha, Qatar saw the opening of the exhibition 'Uzbekistan: Heritage in Motion' at the Museum of Islamic Art (MIA) on November 28, 2026. The exhibition, curated by Qatar Museums (QM) in collaboration with the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF) and Visit Qatar, showcases 146 objects from MIA, other Qatari collections, and 13 institutions in Uzbekistan.

Spanning over a thousand years of artistic and craft traditions from Central Asia, the exhibition bridges historical and contemporary works, fashion, and immersive installations. These pieces highlight centuries of artistic and intellectual exchange, demonstrating how Uzbekistan's artistic traditions continue to influence the art, architecture, and craft of today.

Shaika Al-Nassr, the Director of the Museum of Islamic Art, expressed her pride in the exhibition, stating, "At MIA, we don't just display history, we get to share the heartbeat of a civilization with the world." She emphasized the honor of bringing 13 centuries of Uzbekistan's artistry to Doha alongside treasures from Qatar's own collections.

Gayane Umerova, Chairperson of the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation, emphasized that the exhibition is more than just an exhibition. It represents a statement about the direction of the partnership between Qatar and Uzbekistan, encompassing craft, heritage, restoration, cultural exchange, and a genuine respect between the two nations.

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