The Jura Asran Gallery (Virtual Viewing)
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Jura Asran
(Uzbek, Born in Uzbekistan) 
Category: Painting
Level: Professional Artist – GOLD
The Artist Bio:
Jura Asran, a Uzbek painter, studied and graduated from the Republican Art College named after P.P. Benkov, and the Theatre and Art Institute named after A.N. Ostrovsky, Faculty of Painting. His works reflect the harmony between human emotion, nature, and national heritage. Through color, light, and composition, the artist strives to express love for the homeland, historical memory, and the modern spirit of Uzbekistan. Each artwork represents a dialogue between tradition and creativity, a celebration of beauty, sincerity, and national identity.
The painter has been actively participating in national and international exhibitions since 1985. His artworks and artistic activities have been widely featured in newspapers, magazines, on the radio, and on national television. Also, received awards and honors, such as:
- Laureate of the Ahmad al-Farg'oni and Imam al-Bukhari International Awards in 1998
- Awarded a Diploma and Medal by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan in 2005.
- Winner of the “The Greatest and Dearest” National Art Contest in 2005
As an art educator, he enjoys nurturing artistic talents:
- Began teaching at the Design College under the Academy of Arts of Uzbekistan in 2005
- A documentary film about my creative work was produced by the Uzbekistan National Television in 2006
- Art instructor at the College for People with Disabilities, Tashkent City, from 2012 to 2014
- Art teacher at the Yangiyul District School of Fine Arts No. 22, from 2014 to 2016
The following is a partial record of his solo exhibitions:
1989 Fergana, Uzbekistan — Exhibition dedicated to the 100th anniversary of H.H. Niyoziy’s birth
1990 Jena, Germany — Art Exhibition
1992 Exhibition dedicated to the 42nd anniversary of Uzbekistan–India Friendship
1993 Film Artists’ House — Exhibition dedicated to the American and Latin American Festival
1995 Munich, Germany — Art Exhibition
1999 Arab Republic of Egypt — Exhibition at the House of Culture
2006 Tashkent, Uzbekistan — Exhibition organized by the “Golden Heritage” Foundation dedicated to Khodja Ahror Vali’s birthday
2007 Moscow, Russia — Central House of Artists (Krymsky Val 10) “50th Anniversary” Solo Exhibition
2025 France — Participation in the Haguen Festival
2025 Istanbul, Turkey — Exhibition dedicated to the 34th Anniversary of Uzbekistan’s Independence
2025 London, UK — Boomer Gallery
2025 Chemnitz, Germany — Chemnitz Central Hall
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Price $ 8,450
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About This Artwork:
Title: Traditional Oven
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 20 x 30 cm
Year: 2024
Description: The artist employs the language of painting to tell the story of a simple, low, clay tandoor oven for cooking in Uzbekistan, as he remembers them. This artwork reflects national identity, tradition, and history. (CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO ENLARGE IT.)
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Price $ 32,800
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About This Artwork:
Title: Emotion
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 70 x 50 cm
Year: 2002
Description: The work is used in abstract art to manipulate elements such as color, shape, and texture to evoke emotion and depict the weakness of human beings in their greed for desires, thereby revealing the essence of human suffering and its end. (CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO ENLARGE IT.)
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Price $ 42,300
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About This Artwork:
Title: Peaceful Winter
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Year: 2025
Description: Silver snowflakes drifted silently over the quiet, pure houses nestled in the dense forest in a dream of a fairy tale, blending seamlessly with nature... The author skillfully applies cool and muted tones to express the gentle and tranquil atmosphere of the mountain scenery in winter. (CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO ENLARGE IT.)
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