An international exhibition, “Himoya: Matrilineal Energies, Oracular Kin,” opened on Oct. 15 at the Tselinny Center of Contemporary Culture in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The exhibition features the work of 21 artists and thinkers from Central Asia and across the globe. It explores themes of women’s heritage, ancestral knowledge, and cultural memory through contemporary art. The Astana Times reports the exhibition aims to highlight matrilineal connections and traditions. The event offers a platform for diverse perspectives on the role of women and their enduring influence. The exhibition provides a space for artistic expression and cultural exchange within Almaty and beyond.