Georgian Art Platform

Contemporary art from Georgia, Caucasus.

13.6.13

the Kamikaze Loggia team

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A brief overview of people who presented the Kamikaze Loggia at the 55th Venice Biennial. From the pavilion catalogue, Venie 2013

Domestic Resistance of Bouillon Group

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Meet the Bouillon Group, the new wave of underground art. The collective of Nato Vatsadze, Vaso Macharadze, Temo Kartlelishvili,...
10.6.13

LOVE ME, LOVE ME NOT - Iliko Zautashvili at 55th Venice Biennale

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LOVE ME, LOVE ME NOT IS AN UNPRECEDENTED EXHIBITION OF CONTEMPORARY ART FROM AZERBAIJAN AND ITS NEIGHBOURS SHOWCASING A DIVERSE RANGE OF...
9.6.13

Loggia means 'small room' in the 'Soviet language'

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Artist Levan Chogoshvili reviews the Georgian soul and the significance of a Loggia as well as the concept and etymology of a ...
6.6.13

Kamikaze Loggia- Georgian Pavilion on the 55th Venice Biennial, 2013

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Commissioner: Marine Mizandari. First Deputy Ministry of Culture  Curator: Joanna Warsza Venue: Pavilion at Arsenale ...
5.6.13

Andro Wekua: the Pink Wave Hunter

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Andro Wekua is one of the most acknowledged Georgian artists on the international scale. Being represented by the leading names suc...
4.6.13

Levan Chogoshvili

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Levan Chogoshvili Levan Chogoshvili is among the Georgian artists who got to write a column in the April issue of Artforum. Here he fo...
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Georgian Art Platform
Georgian Art Platform is a blog conceived by Ellene Kapanadze and Lika Tarkhan-Mouravi. The aim of the blog is to introduce 'the Georgian Art' to an English speaking audience. We aim to inform and keep the reader up to date with the current developments and trends in the Georgian art market. Ellene Kapanadze graduated from the  faculty of Art History, University College London, in 2013. Her main interest is contemporary art. She has interned for various London-based galleries and auction houses and feels that Georgia has a lot to offer to the international art scene. Lika Tarkhan-Mouravi studied Liberal Arts in Berlin, and did her MA in Public Policy (cultural Policy) at the Central European University in Budapest. Since 2010 she's worked for a contemporary art gallery in London, and believes that there is a growing interest in the emerging art market of the Caucasus, and particularly of Georgia.
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