KazGASA hosted a guest lecture featuring its alumna, internationally recognised Kazakhstani artist Saule Suleimenova.

Saule Suleimenova graduated from KazGASA in 1996. She is a laureate of the Shabyt, Zhiger, and Tengri Umai awards and has participated in international art projects held as part of the Venice and Bukhara Biennales. Her works are held in international art collections, including that of the Sharjah Art Foundation.

During the lecture, Suleimenova shared her creative and professional experience with students and presented a selection of her artistic projects. She also discussed approaches to developing and implementing ideas across art, architecture, and design, highlighting the process of transforming an initial concept into a realised project, as well as the importance of creative exploration and an individual artistic perspective.

The lecture continued with an open discussion, during which students had the opportunity to ask questions and exchange views on contemporary art, creative practice, and professional development.

Meetings of this kind give students valuable opportunities to learn from established professionals, broaden their understanding of creative disciplines, and gain new perspectives for their future careers.