exhibitionAn exhibition exploring the history of dolls is hosted at the Ilia Chavchavadze Literary-Memorial Museum. The event examines the cultural and historical significance of dolls throughout different periods.
exhibitionRU4 sepfri/16:00/Collect Art Gallery, ул. Мцхета, 48/50Выставка флюгеров (персональная выставка Гойки Мучиашвили)A solo exhibition by Georgian artist and designer Goika Mouchiashvili at Collect Art Gallery running from September 4 to 14. The exhibition features weathervanes transformed into decorative objects with symbolic forms and cultural references. Mouchiashvili also works with ceramics and chamotte clay, drawing on archaic techniques and traditional motifs.
exhibitionRU4 sepfri/19:00/41a Titsian Tabidze StArt Friday: Anna Hush «Feminine Energy»An art event dedicated to the work of Anna Hush and the theme of feminine energy. The event takes place on Friday, September 4, 2026 at 41a Titsian Tabidze Street in Tbilisi.
exhibitionRU4 sepfri/21:00/tmp_space (Tsinamdzghvrishvili 74)Opening of «enamoured––––estranged». Debut Exhibition by Alexandra PolyakovaOpening of the exhibition «enamoured––––estranged», a debut project by artist Alexandra Polyakova, curated by Freizeit. The exhibition runs until September 20, open Fridays to Sundays from 15:00 to 18:00. Free admission.
A solo exhibition by Georgian artist Temo Javakhi titled "Games of Mind" is held at the Dimitri Shevardnadze National Gallery of Georgia. The exhibition opens on September 4 at 6:00 PM and runs until October 4. Admission costs 40 GEL for foreign visitors and 20 GEL for Georgian citizens.
exhibition5 sepsat/15:00/VAKHTANG CHABUKIANI MEMORIAL HOUSE-MUSEUMWe Use Every ColorThe exhibition "We Use Every Color" takes place at the Vakhtang Chabukiani Memorial House-Museum in Tbilisi. The event presents an artistic project connected to the creative legacy of this notable venue. Visitors can explore the exhibition within the historic museum building.
A group exhibition titled "Beyond the Labyrinth" showcases works by multiple artists at Zevit gallery. The exhibition runs until September 5 and is free to enter.
