Interior view, The Art Concept Gallery, Art Foundation Anagi, Tbilisi, 2025. Photo: Giorgi Shengelia.
ABOUT THE ART CONCEPT GALLERY
Founded in 2025, The Art Concept Gallery is Art Foundation Anagi's curated emporium for numbered art objects, limited-edition goods and exhibition-driven merchandise. Every release, from archival monographs and screen-printed tees to sculptural bookends and hand-sewn totes-arises from close collaborations with Georgian artists, designers and select international partners. Produced in small, collector-focused runs, many items are exclusive to our Tbilisi space and online platform. Proceeds are reinvested into the foundation's research, conservation and public-programme initiatives, letting you take a fragment of the exhibition home while directly supporting Georgia's cultural ecosystem.
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Sergo Kobuladze - Signature Ring
Limited–edition signet in three artist-selected finishes $2800.00 Adapted from Sergo Kobuladze’s studio maquettes, each Signature Ring transforms a sculptor’s touch into wearable form. Choose a luminous quartz dome, a porcelain cameo stamped with Kobuladze’s mythic profile, or a gold-plated nugget that echoes his bronze reliefs. Numbered editions, boxed with certificate. Read more -
Lia Bagrationi — Studio Edition Sculptures
Unique glazed-ceramic and mixed-media works · price on request Four micro-series created for Art Foundation Anagi’s Money / Illusion exhibition reveal Lia Bagrationi’s sculptural range: from the lush, ribbon-like “Green Knot” ceramics to minimalist stacked beams and white relief blocks inlaid with shards of colour. Each object is one-of-a-kind and sold individually; please contact the gallery for availability, images and detailed pricing. Read more -
Sergo Kobuladze - Italia 1956, Il Fotografo
Soft-cover photo journal from the artist’s Italian sojourn $45.00 A modernist eye meets La Dolce Vita: this first-ever publication of Sergo Kobuladze’s 1956 Italian negatives captures post-war streets, night theatres and monumental architecture with painterly composition. An essential companion to our Studio Reconstruction exhibition and a rare glimpse of the Georgian master behind the lens. Read more -
Temo Javakhi - Complete Works 1975 - 2020
Hardcover monograph $75.00 The first full survey of Georgian painter Temo Javakhi, charting five decades from early expressionist boards to late minimalist canvases. Lavishly illustrated and scholarly yet accessible, the volume is the authoritative desk companion to one of Tbilisi’s most quietly influential modernists. Read more -
AFA Logo Drawstring Pouch
Velvet-finish pouch in Brown or Cream, 18 × 9 cm $12.00 Soft micro-suede pouch silkscreened with Art Foundation Anagi’s “A” motif. Brown or cream, turquoise drawstring, lined for durability. Sized for sunglasses, jewellery, earbuds or cards. Made in Georgia. Read more -
AFA Artisan Chocolate Bar
Single-origin dark chocolate, 27 % cacao 27% milk · 80 g $7.50 Rich 70 % dark chocolate with bright fruit notes, hand-poured and foil-wrapped in our signature brown sleeve printed with the AFA motif. Indulge—or gift—while supporting Georgian art. Read more -
AFA Pocket Notebook
Softcover, 128 blank pages · A5 (14.8 × 21 cm) $9.50 A handy A5 notebook for sketches, meeting notes or exhibition ideas. The lay-flat binding keeps every one of its 128 blank pages usable, while the durable chestnut-brown cover carries Art Foundation Anagi’s geometric “A” pattern—so your everyday ideas travel with a touch of Georgian design. Read more -
Giga Batiashvili — The Future Projects & Vision
Hardcover architecture monograph · iSTUDIO book design · 2024 $45.00 A first survey of architect Giga Batiashvili’s speculative and built work—from the revived Republic Square to visionary civic towers—presented through crisp drawings and project essays. Designed by iSTUDIO, the volume doubles as an elegant reference for anyone tracking Georgia’s emerging architectural narrative. Read more -
Interieri Magazine
Georgia’s leading interiors & design quarterly $4.00 The newest issue of Interieri tours bold Georgian living spaces, spotlights emerging furniture designers and reports on Art Foundation Anagi’s exhibition programme. A collectable snapshot of the country’s fast-evolving design scene. Read more
