Nodar Malazonia’s creations include the fields of painting and drawing (book design, poster, caricature, illustration), graphic design, and computer graphics. He designed Georgian bonistika (Coupon, Gel, Georgian Tetri), and documents (passport, driver’s license, ID card, and voucher) together with Mamia Malazonia. The role of Nodar Malazonia…

Otar Jishkariani is an Honored Artist of Georgia and one of the prominent representatives of the 50s of the 20th century.During the four decades of his work, his main concern was to raise the artistic level of contemporary Georgian books. He also worked in painting…

Karlo Pachulia is an artist who specializes in easel painting, graphics, and the design of books, illustrations, and exlibris. He received his preliminary art education at the Kutaisi Art School (1955-59); he studied at the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, Faculty of Graphics (1964–70), and…

Levan Urushadze after graduating from the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts in 1990, he started his exhibition activity in Georgia and abroad in the United States (New York) and various European cities (Berlin, Zurich, Lisbon, Monaco, Amsterdam, Rome, Moscow). He participated in numerous exhibitions; among…

Nino Zaalishvili was a graphic designer. She has created ex-libris and illustrations. After graduating from the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, Faculty of Graphics in 1970, Nino Zaalishvili worked at Georgian Television (1970–1972). She continued her studies at the Art History and Theory Faculty of…

Karaman Kutateladze in 1983, graduated from the Faculty of Painting of the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts in Ucha Japaridze’s studio. After graduating from the Academy, he began his active pedagogical activities. During different periods, he taught painting at the faculties of film, restoration, and…

Tamar Karbelashvili’s  main field of work is easel graphics, book design, and illustration, but she also creates paintings. From 1962 to 1966, she studied at the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts at the Faculty of Drawing. After graduating from the academy, she started working at…

After graduating from the Faculty of Painting of the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, Giorgi Roinishvili  started working in the editorial office of the magazine „Dila” (Morning) in 1947. He continued to be its artistic editor for four decades. He left us dozens of paintings…

Nugzar Natenadze studied at the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts from 2000–2005. Since 1990, he has actively participated in projects and group exhibitions. His exhibitions are held in Tbilisi: “Old Gallery”, 2004; “Vanda”, 2005; Gallery “Vernisage”, 2006; and gallery “Gamrekeli”. Nugzar Natenadze mostly employs oil painting…

Nana Tsintsadze graduated from the Faculty of Graphics of the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts in 1971 and has been actively participating in local and international biennales and exhibitions. Her work is mainly focused on graphics. She uses etching techniques, watercolor, pastel, charcoal, and mixed media.…

Irina Stenberg was educated in Tbilisi. In the late 1920s she entered the world of the Russian artistic elite. In the 1930s she returned to Georgia and began doing artistic work for local theatres. In order to do so, however, she had to renounce her…

Klara Kvees was born in Tbilisi to an ethnic Latvian family. In 1921 she entered the Tbilisi Art Academy, from which she was later expelled for her “infatuation with modernist art”. In addition to painting and graphic art, she also did theatre set design and…