Stay up-to-date with active student exhibitions, announcements, regional collaborations, and ethnomusicology research studies.
Our 3rd-year sculpture students dominated the regional biennale in Almaty, showcasing contemporary metalwork inspired by nomadic petroglyphs.
A state-of-the-art facility equipped with 3D printers, VR painting stations, and motion capture gear has been opened to students of all majors.
Musicology students and faculty spent 10 days recording traditional epic recitations and oral folklore from local nomadic shepherds in remote pastures.
A collaborative showcase presenting traditional wool shyrdak carpets alongside modern abstract expressions. Open to the public through May.
Graphic design faculty digitized over 400 prehistoric stone carvings, converting them into scalable vector packs for modern art integrations.
Musicology scholars measured resonance qualities of apricot wood vs. walnut wood to establish standard drying metrics for instrument makers.
BMIFA publishes the bi-annual “Central Asian Journal of Nomadic Crafts & Fine Arts.” Contact our academic office to contribute publications.