Exhibitions

Standstill

Kristine Tusiashvili 25 May - 2 Jun 2026 An experimental video-performative work by Kristine Tusiashvili exploring physical exhaustion, emotional stagnation, and the fragile possibility of renewal. Presented at Art Foundation Anagi - AFA Cinema. Read more

Where the Gaze Begets the Spring

Qiao Qi in collaboration with Irakli Nasidse 12 - 24 May 2026 Qi Qiao's exhibition Where the Gaze Begets the Spring explores spring as a metaphor for renewal and cyclical rebirth, with works created in collaboration with Georgian-French artist Irakli Nasidze. Read more

Lumigraphies — Rêver Cadaqués: Valmont Achalme

Curated by Teona Gogichaishvili in collaboration with Gallery Fotoatelier 2 - 7 May 2026 The first public presentation of Valmont Achalme's Lumigraphies — photographs made with a unique smartphone-and-camera-obscura technique, rooted in the Catalan village of Cadaqués and its Dalínian light. Curated by Teona Gogichaishvili in collaboration with Gallery Fotoatelier. Presented within Kolga Tbilisi Photo, 25th anniversary edition. Read more

Static Exercises: Mariam Akhobadze

A solo exhibition presented in collaboration with The Why Not Gallery 15 Apr - 30 May 2026 Mariam Akhobadze's solo exhibition Static Exercises presents a new series of paintings exploring the body, movement, memory, and play through stylized figures and the recurring motif of a colorful slinky toy. Read more

Repression & Free Will

Curated by Thea Goguadze-Apfel, Konstantine Bolkvadze, Mariam Shergelashvili 14 Mar - 10 Jun 2026 A group exhibition examining Soviet-era repression of artistic autonomy and the forms of creative resistance that emerged in response, featuring works from Henryk Hryniewski to contemporary Georgian artists. Curated by Thea Goguadze-Apfel, Konstantine Bolkvadze, and Mariam Shergelashvili. In partnership with the Polish Institute Tbilisi. Read more

Cartography of Monochrome Feelings

Curated by Mariam Shergelashvili — Unarchived Semiotics 14 Mar - 8 Apr 2026 A group exhibition by ten artists exploring body, space, and embodied memory through monochrome and graphic restraint. Presented by the Unarchived Semiotics platform at Art Foundation Anagi. Curated by Mariam Shergelashvili. Read more

Tomorrow: You Will Disappear, and So Will I

KetoMa 23 Jan - 28 Feb 2026 A new photographic series by KetoMa, presented at Art Foundation Anagi through the Crop Up initiative of Gallery Fotoatelier. Shot on the coast of Arcachon, France, the work explores the fragile coexistence of space, time, and disappearance. Read more

Film and Architecture

Film Screenings With Discussions 22 Jan - 13 Mar 2026 A thematic film programme exploring the intersection of cinema and architecture. Eight screenings with discussions, curated by Irina Kurtishvili. Thursdays, 22 January - 12 March 2026. Read more

Four Monologues

Curated by Konstantine Bolkvadze 11 Dec 2025 - 13 Mar 2026 This exhibition features three contemporary artists: Anuk Beluga, Giorgi Kontridze, and Luiza Laperadze, in dialogue with the archival works of Nino Popkhadze (1916–2001). Read more

Fragments of Transition

A reflective analysis of Georgian art history on the edge of 1980-1990s 9 Jul 2025 - 13 Mar 2026 Eight Georgian artists revisit the 1990s upheaval in Fragments of Transition, Art Foundation Anagi, Tbilisi, conceptual canvases from Perestroika to independence. Read more

Gregor Danelian

The Soviet Union as Seen in Capriccios 9 Jul - 10 Dec 2025 Art Foundation Anagi presents Tbilisi artist Gregor Danelian’s capriccio paintings, fusing Soviet dissent, Georgian-Armenian motifs and modernism. Read more

Fragments of Transition - Kacharava & Tsetskhladze

Georgian Art in the 1990s: Between Perestroika and Independence 9 Jul 2025 - 13 Mar 2026 Tsetskhladze’s Rich Art and Kacharava’s diary-paintings revisit Georgia’s 1988–91 transition in Rich Art & Diary Pages at Art Foundation Anagi, Tbilisi. Read more

Lia Bagrationi

13 Aquariums & a Fish 9 Jul 2025 - 21 Jan 2026 Lia Bagrationi’s 13 Aquariums & a Fish turns the Last Supper into a minimalist circle of tanks and one living fish—on view at Art Foundation Anagi, Tbilisi. Read more