Andakulova Gallery

Andakulova Gallery is a contemporary art gallery dedicated to presenting and promoting artists from Central Asia and beyond. Founded in Dubai in 2012, the gallery now operates in Dubai and Tashkent, connecting emerging and established artists with collectors internationally.

Our program focuses on contemporary painting, drawing and mixed-media practices, with particular attention to distinctive artistic voices, cultural identity and contemporary interpretations of Central Asian heritage. We work closely with artists to present their work to an international audience and assist collectors in discovering original artworks for private and corporate collections.

Through exhibitions, international collaborations and online platforms, Andakulova Gallery continues to build bridges between Central Asian artists and the global art community.

Selected Exhibitions at Andakulova Gallery, Tashkent:

Iqbol – Sardor Erkinov
15–29 December 2025
Solo exhibition presenting Sardor Erkinov's new series of paintings exploring beauty, flowers, light, memory and inner silence.

Ornaments of Memory — Saidbek Sabirbayev
20 January–20 February 2026
Solo exhibition exploring memory, cultural heritage and the deep connection between people and their native land through contemporary painting and ornament.

In Praise of Woman
20 February–8 March 2026
Group exhibition dedicated to the image, strength and beauty of women in contemporary art. The opening also featured a musical performance by students of the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan.

Dialogue with Time — Javlon Umarbekov
23 April–23 May 2026
A major solo exhibition dedicated to People's Artist of Uzbekistan and academician Javlon Umarbekov, bringing together paintings and graphic works from different periods of his career and marking his upcoming 80th anniversary.

Center of Attraction — Alim Maratovich
19 June–19 July 2026
Solo exhibition presenting the contemporary work of Alim Maratovich, whose artistic language draws on Central Asian architectural heritage and reinterprets traditional forms through a contemporary visual appro...