exhibitionA group exhibition of Georgian calligraphers runs at iArt gallery from September 23 to 28. The exhibition opens on September 23 at 5:00 PM and remains on view for six days, showcasing works by local calligraphy masters.
Групповая выставка грузинских каллиграфов откроется 23 сентября в 17.00 в iArt (Uznadze 13) и будет идти всего 6 дней, до 28 сентября, поэтому обязательно сходите, будет что-то точно необычное и интересное!#выставкитбилиси
exhibition7 sepmon/15:00/Ilia Chavchavadze MuseumThe City of BalconiesAn exhibition exploring the architectural and cultural significance of Tbilisi's balconies is presented at the Ilia Chavchavadze Literary-Memorial Museum. The display examines the role of balconies in the city's urban life and history.
exhibition8 septue/15:00/MERAB KOSTAVA MEMORIAL HOUSE-MUSEUMFlags Tell StoriesThe exhibition 'Flags Tell Stories' at the Merab Kostava Memorial House-Museum explores the historical and cultural significance of flags. The display presents various flags and their role in Georgian history and identity.
exhibition9 sepwed/15:00/Ilia Chavchavadze MuseumThe History of DollsAn exhibition exploring the history of dolls is presented at the Ilia Chavchavadze Literary-Memorial Museum in Tbilisi. The display features a collection of dolls from different periods and cultures, documenting the evolution of dollmaking as an art form and craft. The museum offers visitors an opportunity to learn about the cultural and historical significance of dolls.
A solo exhibition by Georgian artist Leila Shelia titled "July" takes place at the Georgian Museum of Fine Arts. The exhibition was on view until September 9. Admission is included with museum entry.
A personal exhibition by artist Ismail Galina titled «Garden of Pleasant Aromas» is held at Licht Gallery. The exhibition is open until September 9. Admission is free.
exhibition14 sepmon/15:00/Ilia Chavchavadze MuseumThe City of BalconiesAn event exploring Tbilisi's architectural and cultural heritage, hosted at the Ilia Chavchavadze Literary-Memorial Museum. The programme examines the distinctive features of the city's urban landscape and the significance of balconies in Georgia's capital.
