Yerbossyn Meldibekov is one of the leading voices in Central Asian art; his work The Map of Genghis Khan, or the Hide of a Red Horse is presented as part of the exhibition Documentation: Imagining Central Asia on the Map of Contemporary Art

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In conversation with curator Dastan Kozhakhmetov, they will discuss Erbossyn’s artistic practice and address the exoticization of art. On view is The Map of Genghis Khan, or the Hide of a Red Horse: on a turned-inside-out horsehide, borders are stitched in red and black thread—a timeless pseudo-map; its archival iterations include a postcard, a booklet, and an installation assembled from 2007 photographic materials.

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