The historical building of the Art Museum still requires rehabilitation and reconstruction, which is why it has been closed to visitors for several years. The restoration process is objectively complex and lengthy. As a solution to revive the museum's operations, it was decided to rehabilitate…
The exhibition features eighteen 19th-century Tbilisi Portrait School artworks, preserved at the Shalva Amiranashvili State Museum of Arts of Georgia. This collection includes portraits of contemporary Georgian residents, such as kings, queens, princes, nobles, military officers, officials, and citizens. Throughout the history of Georgian…
The exhibition showcases copies of medieval Georgian monumental art created by renowned Georgian artists in the early 20th century. These selected works represent a small portion of the rich collection at the Shalva Amiranashvili Museum of Arts. The creation of this collection can be…
Valerian Sidamon- Eristavi Sergo Kobuladze Vera Rockline-Schlesinger Felix (Varla) Varlamishvili Irina Stenberg Between 2021 and 2023, the Ministry of Culture of Georgia significantly expanded the collection of the Shalva Amiranashvili State Museum of Arts of Georgia, with a particular focus on modern and contemporary…
Valentin Sherpilov (Tbilisi, 1911 – Tbilisi, 1974) Valentin Sherpilov was a Georgian painter known for his vibrant and expressive works. He began his artistic journey studying sculpture at the Tbilisi Academy of Arts (1932–1938). However, upon the recommendation of the renowned artist Davit Kakabadze, he…
Alexandre (Shura) Bandzeladze (1927–1992) Alexandre Bandzeladze, a Georgian artist, is closely associated with the development of abstract expressionism in Georgia. After David Kakabadze, he significantly advanced abstractionist painting in Georgia, laying the foundation for a new era in the country’s contemporary art. Bandzeladze was…
Mose Toidze March 27 – September 14, 2025 Sighnaghi Museum of History and Ethnography The Sighnaghi Museum of History and Ethnography is pleased to announce the exhibition Mose Toidze, on view from March 27 to September 14, 2025. A key representative of the first…
