We work with the best of British creative talent to deliver innovative, high-quality events and develop collaborations with artists and cultural institutions.
We secure relationships with creative partners internationally to deliver exciting projects in Kazakhstan, from theatre and dance to visual arts and design.
Read our new study on impact assessment in creative industries in Kazakhstan.
From 28–30 September 2024, the Global Creative Economy Council visited Almaty, hosting events with the Creative Industries Alliance of Qazaqstan to support Kazakhstan’s creative economy.
Launched by the British Council in 2017, the Creative Central Asia series of conferences was designed to stimulate a new type of leadership conversation between the UK and Central Asia.
In June 2024, we hosted the ‘Wildlife Photographer of the Year Academy’ workshop in Almaty, co-organised with the National History Museum and Urban Forum Kazakhstan, featuring Klaus Nigge.
We are initiating a second round of Creative Collaborations Grants to support collaborations between UK creatives and arts and culture institutions in Kazakhstan.
We are pleased to launch an open call for an online learning programme for professionals working in the cultural and creative industries. Apply by 7 February 2024.
The ‘Creative Hub Development in Kazakhstan’ report aims to support the Kazakhstan government in its ambition to develop creative hubs as a mechanism to drive the creative sector’s growth.
British Council's Arts is dedicated to working with partners to provide opportunities for artists and creative sector entrepreneurs from the UK and other countries.
On this page, you can find the Mapping the Creative Industries in Kazakhstan Report.
In this section you can learn more about our past projects we delivered in Kazakhstan, from theatre and dance, to visual arts and design.
