Art of Kazakhstan

Literary art of Kazakhstan is works of literature in the Kazakh language. Over its centuries-old history, Kazakhstan has a large number of famous names in literary work. Among the most famous are such names as: Seluymenov Olzhas Omarovich, Musrepov Gabit, Mukanov Sabit, Zhumabaev Magzhan, Auezov Mukhtar Omarovich, Altynsarin Ibrai, Abay Kunanbaev and many others. Many works of Kazakh writers have been translated into other languages.

What is a façade cassette?

Cassette panel or metal cassette for facades is a facade structure for cladding buildings. It is a metal sheet bent on the sides.

Panels are divided into 3 types, but they are produced according to the same principle. The production process takes place in several stages:

• Metal sheets are measured and cut into fixed sizes to give the final shape of the product;
• Using a corner notching machine, corners are bent and formed;
• Holes for fastenings are drilled in the part;
• Using a bending machine, the final configuration is created.

 Architectural art of Kazakhstan.

The Kazakh land contains a rich architectural heritage. The country has long been a bridge between East and West. The peculiarity of Kazakh architecture is that east and west are closely intertwined here. Some of the most beautiful architectural monuments are religious buildings. Mausoleums and mazars stand out among them. The most famous are the mausoleum of Babaji Khatun and Aisha Bibi, the mausoleums of Zhoshy Khan and Alasha Khan, and the mausoleum of Kara Khan in Taraz. A striking example of architecture is the Kok-Kesene mausoleum. Located near the city of Sygnak. Today, the architecture of Kazakhstan also amazes with its beauty. A striking example of modern architecture in Kazakhstan is the capital, Astana. The author of the well-known symbol of Astana is Akmurza Rustembekov. Architects from all over the world work here.

Fine arts of Kazakhstan.

Since the 19th century, many works of art began to appear in Kazakhstan. Life and way of life of the Kazakh people of the XNUMXth century. reflected in the drawings and watercolors of Ch. Valikhanov. Among the Kazakh artists, the most famous are: Abilkhan Kasteev - painter and watercolorist, People's Artist of Kazakhstan; Kenbaev Moldakhmet Syzdykovich - Kazakh Soviet painter, Honored Artist; Shardenov Zhanatay is a famous artist of Kazakhstan. Today, fine art exhibitions are held in many cities of Kazakhstan. Thus, an exhibition of paintings was opened in Astana in honor of the anniversary of the Kazakh artist A. Kasteev, and today various events are being held in Kazakhstan to search for new talents. A non-governmental organization is located in Almaty - the Union of Artists of Kazakhstan.

 Musical art of Kazakhstan.

Today, up to 50 types of Kazakh musical instruments are known in Kazakhstan; they are distinguished by their sound and traditional performance techniques. Musical instruments are made from materials such as: wood, reeds, reeds, leather, bones, horns, horsehair. Since ancient times, aitys has been considered the musical creativity of the Kazakhs. Aitys is a singing competition of akyns, one of the traditional forms of oral folk poetry. In modern Kazakhstan, there is a period of revival of folk art, including music. In 2003, the international festival “Asia Dausy” was held for the first time. Competitions and festivals dedicated to the creativity of young performers have begun to be held annually.

 Applied art of Kazakhstan.

The applied art of Kazakhstan has a centuries-old history of development. In the 19th century, products of folk craftsmen  were demonstrated at exhibitions in Petropavlovsk, Kokshetau, Nizhny Novgorod. In 1868, Kazakh jewelry was exhibited in Paris, and in 1872, musical instruments were exhibited in Moscow. Craftsmanship techniques and product technology were passed on from generation to generation. Such types of arts as making felt carpets embroidered with national ornaments, making saddles decorated with silver, and making jewelry were common. Among jewelry, jewelry for women occupied a special place.