The unique thing about our museum’s display a combination of various artworks and different museum materials.  This is defined by the multifaceted (diversified) personality of museum founder Igor Vitalievich Savitsky (1915-1984) - a professional artist; participant of the Khorezm archaeological and ethnographic expedition; a man in love with folk Karakalpak art.  
The second floor is currently closed to visitors.  
In the exhibition on the 3rd floor of the museum you can see sections on archaeology, decorative and applied art of Karakalpakstan, and fine art of the 20th century. 
What you can see: 
Creativity of I.V. Savitsky: The paintings of different years.  
Exhibition «Beauty of wooden carving of Karakalpakstan» is devoted to the monograph I.V. Savitsky «Folk applied art of karakalpaks. Wood carving», Tashkent, 1965. The exhibition presents the prints made by I.V.Savitsky during the collection of materials for the book, traditional wooden products (sabayak, sandyk) and wooden round sculpture - a new type of art, which appeared in Karakalpakstan in the second half of the 20th century  (sculptors D.Tureniyazov, A. Seitimbetov, J.Tulegenov). 
 
Decorative and applied art works of Karakalpakstan: Jewelry, representing the set of traditional Karakalpak woman’s decorations (haikel, arebek, ear-ring and others), unique wedding headgear (saukele), wedding dress (kok koylek), traditional clothing of a young Karakalpak woman (kyzyl kiymeshek).  
Materials on the archaeology of Aral Sea region: Attributes of pre-Muslim funerary tradition of the region - ceramic sarcophagus III B.C., ossuary (ossuary in zoroastrianism) VI-VII B.C. 
Fine arts 
Russian art of the first half of the 20th century in:  
Paintings by members, one of the first avant-garde associations in Russia, the group "Jack of Diamonds" – A.Shevchenko, R.Falk, A.Kuprin, V.Rozhdestvensky, A.Morgunov The works of Valeriy Falk (son of R.Falk) - a talented artist who died during the Second World War are very rare in museums. 
The work of the members of the association «13», which occupied an important place in the artistic life of the late 1920s-early 1930s  -  V.Milashevsky, M. Nedbailo, N. Kashina, B.Rybchenkov. 
Paintings of the creators of one of the avant-garde directions «Projectionism» S.Nikritin, K.Redko. 
 
The paintings of artists whose works were not successful during their life (N.Tarasov, A.Rybnikov), but the artists themselves were persecuted ( M.Sokolov, V.Komarovsky, B.Golopolosov). 
The work of the artist A.Poret - student of P.Filonov, who in the 1930s was part of the circle of associations of OBERIUT (the Union of Real Art). 
The work of the artist V.Lysenko, whose biography has literally been restored in fragments, and his painting «Bull» became a hall mark of the museum.   
 
Turkestan avant-garde: 
Painting and graphics of artists representing the modernist direction in visual art of Uzbekistan - A.Volkov, A.Nikolaev/Usto Mumin, M.Kurzin, W.Tansykbaev, V.Ufimtsev, N.Kashina, E.Korovay, V.Markova. The works of these artists became one of the foundations of modern fine art in Uzbekistan.   
 
Fine arts of Karakalpakstan: 
Works of leading artists of Karakalpakstan, who are the founders of the Karakalpakstan school of fine arts - K.Saipov,  J.Izentyaev, F.Madgazin, R.Matevosyan, B.Serekeev, J.Lepesov,  S.Baybosynov.