Last week, our team was actively engaged in field research as part of the creation of a database on Kyrgyzstan’s traditional crafts. 📍 Ton District, Issyk-Kul Region: Researcher Akylbek Kanybek uulu led an important effort to document the region’s craft traditions. Meetings and interviews were conducted with artisans representing various fields of traditional craftsmanship. 📍 Alai-Kuu, Kara-Kulja District, Osh Region: In this picturesque valley, research continues under the leadership of designer and researcher Mirrahim Toktogul (Oposh). Within just the first week, valuable data was documented on rare craft techniques and…
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Weekly review of Aigine CRC Activities
🖌️ Research on Crafts in the Regions: This week marked the beginning of fieldwork for creating a database of traditional crafts. In the Batken region, researchers Mirlan Zholdoshbaev and Ruslan Zhunusov are studying local artisanal traditions, while in the Ak-Suu and Jeti-Oguz districts of Issyk-Kul region, Aybek Duishonkulov has met with craftsmen and conducted initial interviews. The creation of this database not only preserves knowledge about traditional crafts but also provides artisans with new opportunities to participate in cultural initiatives and educational projects. We extend our gratitude to the Ministry…
Weekly review of Aigine CRC Activities
📸 Photography Training for Future Researchers: On January 17, a training session on the basics of photography and visual content creation was held at the office of the Aigine Cultural Research Center. Professional photographer Malik Alymkulov shared his expertise and secrets. Participants learned how to properly compose shots, utilize lighting, and choose the right equipment for high-quality photography. These skills will be invaluable for documenting crafts and artisanal practices across the country. The project is supported by UNESCO and ICHCAP – the International Information and Networking Centre for Intangible Cultural…
Weekly review of Aigine CRC Activities
🎬 Filming Process: This week, we completed the live-action filming that will form part of the animated film “Duldul Bulak.” Duldul Bulak is a sacred site located in the Aravan District of Osh Region. The film will feature a unique combination of live-action and animation. We now proceed with the animation phase of the project. 📒 Working Meetings: This week, we held working meetings as part of a four-year program aimed at developing traditional crafts and strengthening the tourism industry in the Kyrgyz Republic. The Aygyne Cultural Research Center team…