Tbilisi State Academy of Arts is Hosting Fest I Nova 2022
Paradisiac is a residue of everyday aesthetics, which no longer has a history or a living area. It is an image detached from its social usage, indefinite, and thrown out of context.
Tbilisi Photography and Multimedia Museum Hosts Exhibition “Rich and Poor" by Jim Goldberg
From December 12, within the 13th edition of the Tbilisi Photo Festival, Tbilisi Photography and Multimedia Museum will host the exhibition “Rich and Poor” by the famous American photographer Jim Goldberg of the prestigious “Magnum” agency.
Dédicace Gallery's Renovated Space Presents Group Exhibition
Dédicace Gallery’s renovated space opens the new exhibition season with a group show of five contemporary artists: Avtandil Gakhokidze, Davit Kukhalashvili, Tamar Khmiadashvili, Valo Imerlishvili, and Zura Shekelashvili presenting the new artworks.
Hermit Space Presents Archil Tabagari's Solo Show
Hermit space presents Archil Tabagari's Solo Show which will be held from December 2nd till December 12th.
Sleepless - Ukrainian Illustrations of the War in Tbilisi
On November 29th at 7:00 pm the Heinrich Boell Foundation Tbilisi Office – South Caucasus hosts the exhibition “SLEEPLESS: Ukrainian Illustrations of the War” at G. Leonidze Georgian Literature Museum (8, G. Chanturia st.).
Performative Exhibition "⸮ HWĪ [why]" Takes Place at V. Sarajishvili Tbilisi State Conservatoire Hall
The consortium of Italian-Georgian artistic universities takes place in Tbilisi in form of various collaborations.
Hermit Space is Hosting Archil Tabagary's Exhibition
Gallery Hermit Space is hosting Georgian artist Archil Tabagary's exhibition on December 2.
DOCA Presents Programme at Tbilisi International Film Festival
Initiative of DOCA - Documentary Association Georgia presents a specially curated programme at Tbilisi International Film Festival - 5 documentaries of diverse formats and discussions regarding film industry.
"We Have Never Been Modern" - New Exhibition at CCA
Exhibition "We Have Never Been Modern" brings together in tribute a group of international artists, many of whom are residing in or have lived and worked in Tbilisi, whose respective practices explore notions central to Latour's life work.