A seminar was held at the G. Chubinashvili Center titled “In Search of the National Identity of the Kirants Monastery (Northern Armenia) and Its Relationship with the Construction of Cross-Domed Churches in Twelfth- to Fourteenth-Century Georgia and Armenia.” The paper was presented by K. Abashidze.
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Seminar at the G. Chubinashvili Center Regarding the Kirants Monastery
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Book Presentation and Exhibition-Sale of Publications Issued by the Center
On March 31, 2017, a book launch alongside an exhibition-sale of publications issued by the G. Chubinashvili Center was hosted at the institution. This event was organized to commemorate April 1st, the founding anniversary of the Institute of Art History.
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The Center’s Institutional Partnership in the International Project: PORTUS. Black Sea Cultural Port in Action
The Center is participating as an institutional partner in the international project PORTUS. Black Sea Cultural Port in Action, which was submitted in 2017 to the European Union’s Black Sea Basin Cross-Border Cooperation (CBC) Programme. The lead beneficiary organization is the European Centre for Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Monuments (EKBMM), based in Thessaloniki, Greece. Pending approval, …
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On the Conceptual Nature of the Composition of the Durujispira Basilica
George Chubinashvili National Research Centre for Georgian Art History and Heritage Preservation — Presented by N. Aronishidze.
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Open Society Georgia Foundation, Public Lecture: Challenges in the Preservation of Old Tbilisi
On March 14, 2017, a public lecture titled Challenges in the Preservation of Old Tbilisi was held at the Open Society Georgia Foundation. The event was organized by the Urban Laboratory and presented by N. Natsvlishvili.
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Book Presentation: The Unknown Sergo Kobuladze
On February 7, a book launch for the publication The Unknown Sergo Kobuladze was hosted at the Ministry of Culture and Sport.
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A Solo Exhibition of Artist Nodar Aptsiauri in the Ars Georgica Exhibition Hall
A solo exhibition showcasing the works of artist Nodar Aptsiauri was hosted in the Center’s Ars Georgica exhibition hall. The exposition featured paintings, graphic works, sculptures, and glass and woodwork objects created across various stages of the artist’s career. Bringing such diversity together within a single exhibition space brilliantly highlights the overarching spectrum and scope …
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Training Session for the Center’s Library Staff
From January 16 to 18, 2017, a training session was conducted for the Center’s library staff focusing on methods for utilizing new technologies. The participating staff members were Nino Kanchaveli, Maia Metreveli, and Nana Khuskivadze.
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Jani Medzmariashvili. Painting. Graphics
Tbilisi, 2016. Authors: Dali Lebanidze, Marina Medzmariashvili. 112 pp. 110 illustrations. (In Georgian and English). The book is dedicated to creative works of Jani Medzmariashvili, one of the 50s-60s generation of Georgian artists of the 20th century. A large spectrum of the artist’s paintings or graphic pieces are presented in the general historic-cultural context.
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ARCHITECTURE AND IDENTITY: CHURCH BUILDING IN TBILISI (1801-1918)
Edited by David Khoshtaria. The book contains 264 pages and 192 illustrations. The book is a result of a two-year research project supported by the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation. The conducted research implied multidimensional attitude towards the history of church architecture, with the use of methods of the sociology of religion and identity studies. …
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