19.01.2017 The personal anniversary exhibition «Өнер тұнып тұрған құпия» of Duisembaev Muhambetkali Samratovich

Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan starts the exhibition season and on 19^th January, 2017 at 16.00 opens the personal anniversary exhibition «Өнер тұнып тұрған құпия» of teacher, artist, and member of the Artists’ Union of Kazakhstan Duisembaev Muhambetkali Samratovich.

Duisembaev Muhambetkali is born on 8^th October, 1966 in the Bukharbai village of Dzhalagash district of Kyzylorda region. In 1987 he graduated from the Almaty Art College named after N.V.Gogol, in 1995 - Almaty state theater and art institute named after T.Zhurgenov. He began his career in Aktobe knitted association as a fashion designer. Currently he is a teacher in Almaty College of decorative and applied arts named after Oral Tansykbaev.

A talented artist M. Duisembaev more than 30 years devoted to his favorite activity, he passes his knowledge and experience to the younger generation. Creativity and teaching in college become an integral part of the master's life. And today M.Duisembaev always in constant search, actively looking for new forms of organization of educational, training and creative process of college. He and his students are actively involved in exhibitions, festivals, master classes, and other various activities of the museum.

Muhambetkali is a multi-faceted artist with very diverse interests, working in different styles and techniques: applied arts, tapestry, drawing, painting and watercolor.

M.Duisembaev is the participant in many international, all-union and republican exhibitions ( "Tulip and man" all-union exhibition of watercolors in Moscow, "Art of Eurasia", "Kіsen ashkan", "Zhiger", "Autumn season", personal exhibitions at the college "Astana Baiterek","Teacher and student","75 years of Almaty college of decorative and applied arts named after O.Tansykbaev" and others). Muhambetkali Duisembaev is a winner of the International festival of creative youth "Shabyt", awarded the Honorary Diploma of the Union of Artists of Kazakhstan, Honorary Diploma of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

His works are in museums and private collections in Kazakhstan, CIS and foreign countries.

On the anniversary exhibition the artist will acquaint visitors with works from his personal collection, created during the period of his creative activity (over 70 works).

The exhibition will last until 5 February, 2017.

13.12.2016 The exhibition "Celebration of Hungarian Science"

On 13^th December, 2016 at 15.00 Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan jointly with the Consulate General of Hungary in Almaty opens the exhibition "Celebration of Hungarian Science" dedicated to the 225th anniversary of foundation of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

Count István Széchenyi (1791-1860) is the largest figure in Hungarian history - the politician-reformer, scholar and writer, who made a significant contribution to the development of modern Hungary. In 1827, Széchenyi is organized «Nemzeti Kaszinó» the club of patriotic Hungarian nobility, which played an important role in Hungary's political reforms. Szechenyi is the author of a number of political works addressed to the Hungarian nobility as Hitel («Credit», 1830), Világ («World» 1831), Stádium («Stage», 1833). His theoretical works have played a huge role in the economic and social modernization of Hungary.

In 1830 István Széchenyi established the Hungarian Scientific Society, which later was renamed as the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Academy pays great attention to the development of the Hungarian language and has published the orthographic guide (1832), a descriptive grammar (1846) dictionary (1862) and others. Definition of common rules of spelling and grammar was the first significant result of the work of the Academy. In addition to the scientific advances, István Széchenyi as a founder of the joint stock company, has been actively involved in the development of navigation on the Danube and in the launching of shipbuilding, initiates the construction of the first permanent bridge across the Danube in Budapest, as well as playing a key role in solving of the legal, financial and technical tasks of construction.

After the bourgeois revolution of 1848 in the first Hungarian parliamentary government Széchenyi holds the position of Minister of Transport and Public Works.

In 1850s Széchenyi engaged in journalism, wrote a number of literary works as: Önismeret (Self-discovery) on children and issues of pedagogy and Ein Blick ("Sight") about the political problems of Hungary, criticizing the government of the empire, which suppressed the revolution and the national liberation movement.

István Széchenyi remains in the memory of the Hungarian people as not only an outstanding scientist, a politician, but also a traveler. His works are highly appreciated by leading researchers and specialists from all over the world, and his name is forever recorded in the list of outstanding Hungarian scientists. Széchenyi traveled to England, has traveled a considerable part of Southern and Western Europe (Czech Republic, Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, etc.). According to Széchenyi England was the most worthy model for development of the state, including the formation of bourgeois society and industrialization. In England he thoroughly studied horse breeding, interested in gas lighting and learned the boating. The experience gained abroad in various fields of science, economics, politics, construction I.Secheni effectively applied to the development of his own country - Hungary.

There are institutions, streets and squares named after István Széchenyi. The highest scientific award is also named after István Széchenyi (State Prize, since 1990 named as the Széchenyi Prize), his memory perpetuated many sculptures and banknotes. In honor of the Széchenyi named the Chain Bridge – the main bridge of Budapest. In 2002, the film about the life of Széchenyi called A Hídember («Man Bridge») is released. 

The event program includes: official opening, acquaintance with an exhibition, buffet table.

 The exhibition runs until 29^th December, 2016.

21.12.2016 The exhibition of the republican children's contest "70 years for each child", dedicated to the 70th anniversary of UNICEF.

Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan jointly with the United Nations Children's Fund and the Kazakhstan National Federation of UNESCO Clubs, with the support of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan on 21^st December, 2016 at 15.00 opens an exhibition of the republican children's contest "70 years for each child", dedicated to the 70th anniversary of UNICEF.

For the Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan has become a tradition within the framework of cultural and educational activities along with exhibitions of professional artists to carry out the exhibition of children's creativity.  

The main purpose of the contest is to promote the main ideals and principles of the UNICEF in the area of children's rights, as well as encourage the development of children's creativity through a variety of artistic expressions of youth.

At the exhibition 70 works of art of children-winners from different parts of our country, who participated in the contest "70 years for each child" will be presented.

During the event the winners of the contest, whose work has been recognized the best among more than 500 participants will be awarded in four categories: "Rights of the child", "Kazakhstan is Friendly to Child", "UNICEF for world for children" and "Best video clip".

At the event will be a presentation of the album "Children of Kazakhstan - Children of the World", dedicated to the 25th anniversary of Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the 70th anniversary of UNICEF.

The exhibition runs until 27^th December, 2016.

30.11.2016 The exhibition "KAZAKHSTAN FOR the NUCLEAR-FREE WORLD"

On November 30, 2016 at 15.00 in the Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan opening of the "KAZAKHSTAN FOR the NUCLEAR-FREE WORLD" exhibition, within the actions to the 25 anniversary of Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan will take place.

This year celebrated 25 anniversary of closing of the Semipalatinsk nuclear ground which became one of the first steps of Independent Kazakhstan in fight for the nuclear-free world.

The "Kazakhstan for the Nuclear-free World" exhibition consists of three sections:

In the first section "Scales of Nuclear Tests and Their Consequence" will be presented share materials: documents on creation of the first Soviet atomic bomb, card of an arrangement of Semipalatinsk Ground, newspapers, books, posters, objects of material character and etc.

Creation of the Semipalatinsk test nuclear ground it has been caused disagreements between socialist and capitalist camps after the II World war. The Semipalatinsk Ground was created by decision of Council of Ministers of the USSR of August 21, in 1947. For nuclear tests from an economic turn was withdrawn 18500 sq.km of lands. The first nuclear explosion has been made early in the morning on August 29, in 1949. Only forty years later explosions have been stopped. Carrying out explosions and tests of atomic weapons couldn't give affect on human health and on a condition of an ecological situation in the region.

"The anti-nuclear movement "Nevada-Semipalatinsk" will be shown in the second section: documents on closing of the atomic ground in the territory of the republic, about the organization the movement "Nevada-Semipalatinsk", materials of the Soviet-American campaign for the world, and also books, letters, posters, photos, etc.

International anti-nuclear movement “Nevada-Semipalatinsk”, created in 1989, has played a big role in closing of the Semipalatinsk test nuclear ground.

Third section "The President of Kazakhstan N. Nazarbayev — for the Nuclear-free World" it will be presented Decree of the President of KAZSSR of August 29, in 1991 about closing of the Semipalatinsk test nuclear ground. The materials opening a role of the First President of Kazakhstan N. A. Nazarbayev in combination of efforts of the world community in combination of efforts of the world community. And also documents from archive of the President of Kazakhstan from Committee of the international anti-nuclear movement Nevada-Semipalatinsk and books from the Central scientific library "Ғылым Ордасы". (" Gylym Ordasy").

By the decision of the United Nations General Assembly on August 29, announced in the International day of actions against nuclear ground, recognizing merits of Kazakhstan which has voluntarily refused the world's fourth nuclear potential.

The exhibition will last till December 31, 2016.