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Exploring the Interaction of Art and Tourism: Students Visited an Exhibition at FORTE KULANSHI ART SPACE

Студенты второго курса образовательной программы «Туризм» вместе со старшими преподавателями кафедры «Социальная работа и туризм» Гиззатжановой А.Г. и Әсемжар Н.Д. посетили FORTE KULANSHI ART SPACE.

The event was held in Astana, at the Forte Bank building located at 8/1 Dostyk Street, from 12:00 to 15:00. The excursion was organized with the aim of acquainting students with the activities of the center, studying local culture and art, exploring the creative heritage of the region, organizing exhibition activities, and developing excursion work at cultural sites.

Exploring the Interaction of Art and Tourism: Students Visited an Exhibition at FORTE KULANSHI ART SPACEExploring the Interaction of Art and Tourism: Students Visited an Exhibition at FORTE KULANSHI ART SPACE

The FORTE KULANSHI ART SPACE in Astana is a significant cultural venue hosting exhibitions aimed at the development and promotion of contemporary art in Kazakhstan, encompassing various genres and directions of art. Students visited an exhibition entitled "ADAMGERŞILIK," which presented works exploring themes of human existence, the evolution of the individual, and social interaction. The project united the efforts of the Asyl Miras network of autism support centres operating across Kazakhstan, the Harmony Fund from Almaty, and photographer Sergey Zherekhov.

Students who attended the exhibition broadened their knowledge with practical applications in the fields of tourism and local history. The exposition demonstrated the importance of cultural heritage to the tourism sector and the role of art in creating unique cultural products. Students learned how cultural events can be utilised to develop tourism, popularise traditions, and provide high-quality cultural services. The exhibition served as an excellent opportunity for young people not only to engage with art but also to understand how it can be integrated into the sphere of tourism and cultural services.

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