Art and Culture Development Foundation under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Window Project is a contemporary gallery based in Tbilisi, Georgia showing works of Georgian and international artists. The gallery mainly focuses on promoting young Georgian artists as well as showing works of a "forgotten" older generation to contribute to the dialogue between the past and the present. The gallery is focused on creating long term negotiations with artists, public and private institutions, and art lovers. Developing a strong, cognitive art community with common values and aspirations.
INSTIGATORS is the first supergroup of international art practitioners and cryptoenthusiasts curating, teaching and collecting in the field of contemporary art who are building a bridge between the blockchain and the physical world. Art has always been a tool for liberation. So can NFT be. INSTIGATORS believe that only by empowering each one of us with these tools, social change and a new world are possible. INSTIGATORS assist you in storming the old art world by bringing you the most thrilling contemporary artists into NFT.
INSTIGATORS
Window Project
Art Innovation
Art Innovation is an innovative startup company founded with the aim of challenging ordinary strategies. Art Innovation goes beyond the concept of physical location that normally unites other galleries, being in fact the first art gallery that exhibits NFTs in an itinerant way, enabling Artists to be directly in contact with their public, unifying both perspectives of this innovation, a physical and virtual experience. Art Innovation promotes the culture of Digital Art on Maxi LED-Walls worldwide. By exhibiting digital artists in major cities, Art innovation aims to expand the culture of the most appealing 1:1 Art Works, Generative Art and Creative Coding, bridging the gap between art and technology and expanding the community.
Art and Culture Development Foundation under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan fosters international cooperation and promotes the culture of Uzbekistan on the international arena. The Foundation spreads the national heritage through developing and supporting initiatives in the areas of fine arts and architecture, literature, theatre, music, and dance. The Foundation’s mission is to create an inclusive and accessible environment in the country's cultural institutions, contribute to renovation of museums, and to develop cultural patronage and professional training for the arts and culture sector. The Foundation has also initiated a number of large-scale architectural projects in Uzbekistan: the reconstruction of the State Museum of Arts, the establishment of the Center for Contemporary Arts in Tashkent, the reconstruction of the State Children's Library, as well as the reconstruction of the residence of the Grand Duke Romanov.