Currently, all varieties of poster art are actively developing and improving in Kyrgyzstan, but the leading type remains the political poster, particularly emphasizing the theme of the struggle for peace. This theme is addressed from various aspects — both through the positive image of the fighter for people's right to life and through the exposure of the inhumane essence of militarism.
The increased ideological and artistic level of Kyrgyz posters is confirmed by the active participation of the republic's poster artists in all-union and international exhibitions in recent years, for example, in significant international exhibitions such as "Satire in the Struggle for Peace" (1982, participant M. Tomilov, Bronze Medal), "USSR - Poland" (1984, participant U. Omurov), "USSR - Mongolia" (1984, participant A. Tsyganok), "For Peace, Humanism, Against the Threat of Nuclear War" (1984, participants M. Sultanaliyev, A. Asyamov, S. Toktoyev), VII Biennale of Caricature in Gabrovo (Bulgaria, 1984, participant M. Tomilov). The masters of Kyrgyz posters demonstrate in their works an active civic position and a deep understanding of the processes and problems of the development of Soviet society, as well as the domestic and international politics of the Communist Party.
