AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBaku Arts Festival: Lev Dodin’s award-winning The Seagull took the stage at the Baku International Arts Festival, which runs through November 8 with theatre, concerts, film and masterclasses. On View: YARAT’s “ENGRAM” exhibition traces Azerbaijani art from the 1950s to today through works from private collections. Baku’s October 30–November 1 Art Weekend will feature Michelangelo Pistoletto’s AI-inspired Mirror of Eternity and Judy Chicago’s “What If Women Ruled the World?” Cultural Heritage: An exhibition at the National Library marks the World Day of Remembrance for Victims of Political Repression, with archival materials on persecuted Azerbaijani figures and citizens. Music Education: Tar virtuoso Elchin Hashimov led a masterclass in Khachmaz, part of a regional programme supporting young musicians and national traditions. Cinema: Azerbaijan will present five films, including Taghiyev: School and Azykh Cave, at Istanbul’s Korkut Ata Turkic World Film Festival, November 3–7.
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