31.01.2023 a memorial evening dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the outstanding Kazakh writer, playwright, laureate of the State Prize Bakkozha Mukai
On January 31, the Central Museum hosted a memorial evening dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the outstanding Kazakh writer, playwright, laureate of the State Prize Bakkozha Mukai. He was born on January 31, 1948, in the village of Narynkol, Raiymbek district, Almaty region.
In 1971, he graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of the Kazakh State University, and in 1965 he began his career in the Rayymbek district newspaper "Light of Communism" (now "Khantaniri").
In 1970-1988 he worked in the magazines "Bilim zhane enbek (Education and work)", "Zhuldyz (Star)", in the Union of Writers of Kazakhstan. In 1990-1995 he worked as editor-in-chief, head of the Department of the Repertoire Editorial Board of the Ministry of Culture. In 1990 he organized and headed the regional society "Kazakh Tili (Kazakh language)". Member of the National Commission of the Republic of Kazakhstan for UNESCO. He was awarded several medals. He worked as the editor-in-chief of “Parasat (Sanity)” magazine.
Bakkozha Mukai published his first works at the age of 17-18. His creativity is known to the reader mainly from the novels "Zhalgyz zhayau", "Omirzaya", as well as the books "Zhanbyr zhauyp tur", "Omir arnasy", "Akku sazy", "Mazasyz mausym", "Dunie kezek", "Toyat tuni", "Zheti zheli", "Algashky mahabbat", "Yertegidey yertenim". M.Bekkozha's works have been translated into Tajik, Kyrgyz, Belarusian, Yakut, Tatar, Bashkir, Czech, Russian, Uzbek, Karakalpak, Turkmen, Korean. In the Russian language, the books "Vodovorot" (1984) and "White Bird" (1988) were published.
Bakkozha Mukai is also well known as a playwright. More than a dozen of his works have been presented in theaters in Kazakhstan and abroad. Translated a number of works into Kazakh. For the play "Goodbye, my Fairy Tale!" and the book of short stories "Akku Sazy" he was awarded the title of laureate of the Lenin Komsomol of Kazakhstan, the literary prize named after T.Abdymomynov of the Kyrgyz Republic, for the novel "Omirzaya" he was awarded the State Prize of the Republic of Kazakhstan" and awarded the Order "Parassat".
The first word was given to the Adviser to the President of Kazakhstan Otarbayev Malik Nurzha-novich, who arrived at the solemn event on behalf of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Zhomart Kemelevich Tokayev. M.Otarbayev read out a congratulatory text on behalf of K.Tokayev, where it was noted that "Bakkozha Mukai is an outstanding writer, playwright, well-known publicist, public figure, laureate of the State Prize, who devoted his entire adult life to the development of our national literature and strengthening spirituality. His creative, prose and dramatic works are an invaluable contribution to the golden treasury of Kazakh literature. He once created the Kazakh Tili society in Almaty region, and thereby made a great contribution to improving the status of his native language."
The guests of honor of the evening - Bakkozhi Mukai's brother Akylzhan Seydenuly, poet, playwright, statesman and public figure Nurlan Orazalin, writer, screenwriter, professor of the T.Zhurgenov Academy of Arts, Honored Worker of the Republic of Kazakhstan Smagul Yelyubai shared their warm memories of the writer.
The guests were presented with a musical program prepared by the students of Zh.Yelebekov Republican Variety and Circus College.
At the end of the event, the guests got acquainted with the exhibition dedicated to the creative activity of the writer. The works of the writer of different years, a collection of works in five volumes published during his lifetime, documents, photographs were presented here. Personal belongings could also be seen in the window: glasses, a belt, a commemorative watch donated by the international Kh.Yassavi Kazakh-Turkish University, a pen "Parker", a camera and much more. The dramatic works of the writer B.Mukai, presented in theaters of Kazakhstan and foreign countries, were presented on the poster stand. In particular, this is the tragedy "Omirzaya" staged at G.Musrepov Kazakh State Theater of Youth and Children, the play "Kunde meiram, kunde toy" staged at Makhambet Atyrau Interregional Kazakh Drama Theater, the drama "Haetdan tuigan tun" at the Uzbek Academic Theater, etc.
The museum management expresses its sincere appreciation and gratitude to the Deputy Director General of the RSE "Gylym Ordasy" for scientific work and international Relations Nurlan Seidin for his help in organizing the event.
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02.09.2020 The Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan will be opened to visitors!
Dear residents and guests of the city!
The Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan informs that from September 2, 2020 the museum halls will be open to visitors!
Opening hours from 10.00 to 18.00.
To the attention of visitors!
In the waiting area:
• The waiting area is designed for 15 people;
• No more than 30 people can enter at the exhibition halls of the museum;
• The entrance to the museum is from the street side;
• The visitor, observing sanitary rules, passes through security inspection (antiseptic, maintaining a distance of 1.5 m, the presence of a mask).
• If the visitor does not have a medical or cloth mask, distribution is carried out on site.
In the hall area:
• Visitors observe the exhibition keeping a distance of 1.5 m from each other along the route indicated at the entrance.
The exit from the hall is carried out in the following order:
• Visitors leave the museum hall along a given route, keeping a distance of 1.5 m from each other.
• Exit from the hall is carried out according to the scheme under the supervision of the museum keepers.
Note!
If the visitor does not comply with the above requirements, the museum worker has the right to expel from the Museum building.
03-05.12.2021 Traditional Central Asian exhibition-fair of crafts "Oriental Bazaar"
3 – 5 December, 2021, the Central state Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan jointly with the Center for decorative and applied art "Bakhyt" hold traditional Central Asian exhibition-fair of crafts "Oriental Bazaar", which will bring together master-artisans from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Georgia.
On the eve of the New Year holidays, visitors will be presented with a wide range of exclusive author's works by craftsmen who create masterpieces of gift and souvenir products: national and branded clothing (household items, bags, jewelry made of silver, nickel silver, gilding and enamel, oriental miniature, souvenirs made of natural materials, amber jewelry, beads, ceramic, felt and silk products, paintings on canvas, birch bark, Christmas toys and many other interesting works.
At the exhibition, you can see exclusive works by artists, masters of Kazakhstan and Central Asia, who surprise with a variety of materials, colors, ornaments, and techniques for making products.
Within the framework of the exhibition-fair, a master class on pottery from the famous Kazakh ceramic artist Aliaskar Musayev will be organized.
The exhibition promotes the preservation of the traditions of crafts and decorative and applied arts and provides an opportunity for everyone to touch the amazing world of folk art and learn skills from the participants of the exhibition in different styles and genre directions.
December 4, 2021 at 12.00 - opening of the exhibition-fair "Oriental Bazaar".
Opening hours of the fair: December 3 - 5, from 9.00 to 18.00
Entrance fee in the museum ticket office.
07.03.2020 The event "Dances of India: the history of ancient art"
On March 7, 2020 at 14.00 the Central State Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan in cooperation with the Almaty-Kazakhstan Center for Indian Classical Dance holds an event “Dances of India: the History of Ancient Art”, dedicated to the opening of the “Center for Indian Classical Dance Almaty-Kazakhstan” and 150 anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi.
For many years, the Central State Museum has been actively cooperating with the Center for Indian Classical Dance and holds joint events.
The Almaty-Kazakhstan Center for Indian Classical Dance, led by Akmaral Kainazarova, is the first and only non-profit institution of international level in Kazakhstan and Central Asia, which since 2006 has been engaged in the study and popularization of the musical heritage and traditional art of India.
The “Center for Indian Classical Dance Almaty-Kazakhstan” in cooperation with the Embassy of India in the Republic of Kazakhstan, international and public organizations, concert halls, educational institutions, museums conducts fruitful educational work aimed at introducing Kazakhstani people with traditional culture, art, music and dance of India. The center is the owner of the Grand Prix and prizes at international competitions in Poland, Georgia, Spain, India and other countries.
The event is held to demonstrate the instrumental music, songs and folk dances of India, the ancient art of classical Indian dance – Bharatanatyam, Kathak, as well as traditional Indian Yoga.
In the program of the event:
- performance of students of the "Center for Indian Classical Dance Almaty-Kazakhstan" with Indian classical dances Bharatanatyam, Kathak;
- instrumental music;
- songs and folk dances of India;
- lecture on the theme “Features of the costume of the ancient art of Bharatanatyam”, history of which dates back 2000 years.
- excerpts of dance theory performed in Sanskrit.
The event helps to strengthen cultural ties between the Republic of India and the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Event time: from 14.00 to 17.00
Entrance – free of charge.
