The “Golden Autumn” International Agro-Visual and Applied Arts Festival has come to an end at Tashkent State Agrarian University! The festival, dedicated to the 34th Anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the 95th Anniversary of the university, has successfully concluded. Opening the event, the university’s Rector, N. Oblomuradov, emphasized that 2025 has become a year of major initiatives in the university’s history, highlighting the invaluable role of art and spirituality in society. He also noted that more than 120 artworks were created. Professors, teachers, artists, representatives of FAO, the Academy of Arts of Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Agriculture, the Scientific Research Institute for Tourism Development, as well as students, actively participated in the festival. The artworks dedicated to the university’s 95th anniversary left a deep impression on the guests. The rector and visiting guests viewed the unique works displayed in the gallery and gave them high praise. Near the “Mother’s Image” monument, members of the Bo‘ston ensemble recited poems, while the harmony of nature and art was especially emphasized and highly appreciated. During the festival, songs of various nations were performed, and the beauty of creativity and art brought inspiration to the hearts
At the beginning of the artistic program, the festival curator, academic artist A. Mamasoliyev, shared his thoughts: “I have dreamed of this process for over 40 years. Today, I am extremely happy that my dreams are coming true. I express my deep gratitude to the university leadership for their great contribution to the organization of this event.” The festival, combining art, nature, and dreams, brought great inspiration to all participants. Active students, artists, and partner organizations were awarded letters of appreciation and memorable gifts by the university administration. Later, at the “Golden Autumn” festival, songs of friendship among nations were performed! Kazakh, Russian, Karakalpak, and other national songs gave guests a festive mood. The creative performances of young people brought joy, pride, and inspiration to the audience, adding a unique spirit to the festival. The “Golden Autumn” festival once again reminded everyone of the great power of art, and the high value of nature and creativity. It showcased once again the harmony of art and creativity, the beauty of nature, and the spiritual values within the human heart.
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