Anthropogeos
the geography of people
Anthropogeos
the geography of people
new project
Markets. Uzbekistan
From Central America to the very heart of Asia. In the second episode of the "Markets" project by Anthropogeos, we travel to the capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, to the Chorsu Central Market. What the country’s oldest bazaar means to the city’s residents—find out in the new project.
THIS IS A PROJECT ABOUT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A PERSON AND A PLACE
How can places, with their natural landscapes and geographical features, affect ethno-social and cultural processes?
Is there a shared experience between the inhabitants of the mountains of the South Caucasus and the Swiss Alps, who live in similar natural conditions?
What’s the state of play with the colonization of Antarctica—the last uninhabited continent?
looking at humans and their environments in the here and now reveals many unexpected parallels to contemplate. and this is what the anthropogeos project is all about.
The Anthropogeos team, along with international experts, have travelled to Antarctica, the Gobi Desert, Guatemala, Svalbard and many other parts of the world. The photos, video journals, travel notes, and interviews that we have brought back from the expeditions form the basis for our online travel experiences and offline events.
International Master of Sports.
Organizer and leader of forty-four interdisciplinary expeditions.
Founder and co-editor of the socio-anthropological project "Land of Diversity."
Organizer and leader of forty-four interdisciplinary expeditions.
Founder and co-editor of the socio-anthropological project "Land of Diversity."
Sardar S. Sardarov
Editor-in-Chief
Markets. Uzbekistan
From Central America to the very heart of Asia. In the second episode of the "Markets" project by Anthropogeos, we travel to the capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, to the Chorsu Central Market. What the country’s oldest bazaar means to the city’s residents—find out in the new project.
OPEN EXHIBITION Winemaking. Argentina and Chile
How has the wine industry transformed the landscape of the two main wine-producing countries in South America and become a kind of mediator across all levels of social, economic, and cultural life? An anthropological study of winemaking, which we began in Argentina and Chile.
Blog
Interviews, additional materials for our exhibitions, as well as reports from our short trips, photo selections and materials from our friends, colleagues and partners.
- SKETCH STORYAn introduction to the Vologda Oblast Architecture Project
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- SKETCH STORYAn introduction to the Vologda Oblast Architecture Project
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