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From Waste to Art Museum: Creative Recycling

Discover art with a purpose at Dubandi's From Waste to Art Museum, showcasing creativity and environmental consciousness through recycled masterpieces.

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The From Waste to Art Museum in Dubandi, Azerbaijan, showcases captivating art pieces crafted entirely from recycled materials. Opened in 2015, the museum demonstrates how trash can be transformed into beautiful and thought-provoking works, raising awareness about environmental issues.

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Local tips

  • Visit on a weekday to avoid potential crowds and have a more relaxed viewing experience.
  • Combine your visit with a trip to the nearby Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum Complex for a broader cultural experience.
  • Check the weather forecast, as Dubandi's coastal location can influence travel conditions.
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  • Taxi/Ride-sharing

    From central Baku, the most convenient way to reach the From Waste to Art Museum in Dubandi is by taxi or ride-sharing service. Use 'From Waste to Art Museum, Dubandi' as your destination. The journey takes approximately 30-40 minutes, depending on traffic. A taxi ride from Baku to Dubandi typically costs between 20-30 AZN. Ride-sharing apps like Bolt or Uber are also available and may offer competitive rates.

  • Public Transport

    Alternatively, you can take public transport from Baku to Sumgayit and then take a local bus or taxi to Dubandi. First, take a bus from Baku to Sumgayit from Baku International Bus Terminal. From Sumgayit Bus Station, take a local bus or taxi to the From Waste to Art Museum in Dubandi. The bus fare from Baku to Sumgayit is approximately 1-2 AZN. The local bus or taxi fare from Sumgayit to Dubandi is around 1 AZN.

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The From Waste to Art Museum, located in Dubandi near Baku, Azerbaijan, is a unique cultural attraction that highlights the creative potential of recycling. Established in 2015 with the support of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation and Tamiz Shahar OJSC, the museum features approximately 180 artworks made from various waste materials. Visitors can explore imaginative sculptures and installations created from plastic bottles, cellophane, car parts, toys, and other discarded items. Highlights include a 'Simurg' bird made from scrap metal, horses constructed from wooden waste, and fish assembled from plastic utensils. The museum aims to draw public attention to environmental problems by showcasing the beauty and artistic value that can be found in repurposed materials. The museum not only features local artists but also includes works by international artists, making it a diverse and engaging experience. The exhibits demonstrate how art can transform discarded materials into compelling visual statements about sustainability and creative reuse. The museum is open every day except Wednesday, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, providing ample opportunity for visitors to explore this innovative collection. Dubandi itself offers a blend of natural beauty and industrial significance. Sheltered by Pirallahi Island, it's also home to the Dubendi Oil Terminal, an important part of Azerbaijan's oil infrastructure. For those interested in history and culture, the nearby Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum Complex offers an immersive journey through Azerbaijan's past.

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