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"IT SEEMS LIKE THAT" - ANDRO WEKUA
დავით კოროშინაძე · მარტი 16, 2022

"IT SEEMS LIKE THAT" - ANDRO WEKUA

On September 17, Andro Wekua’s solo show “It seems like that” was opened in Sprüth Magers, Berlin. This time, Wekua is presented among the “Berlin Art-week” shows, which is probably one of the most important events held in the city.

DIGITAL NATIVES
დავით კოროშინაძე · თებერვალი 4, 2022

DIGITAL NATIVES

Over the past 30 years, the internet has reshaped and rearranged our communal understanding of the environment in the most diverse ways. When virtuality governs our everyday life, our main concern is whether it may become part of our perception.

THE RENEWAL OF FRENCH GOTHIC TRADITION THROUGH GEORGIAN CONTEMPORARY
დავით კოროშინაძე · აგვისტო 26, 2021

THE RENEWAL OF FRENCH GOTHIC TRADITION THROUGH GEORGIAN CONTEMPORARY

Throughout world history, the use of stained glass has been connected with the church and other religious facilities. For thousands of years, different types of glass were produced to animate or narrate Christian stories and illuminations.

SOMETIMES PARADISE IS A SAD STORY
დავით კოროშინაძე · მაისი 20, 2021

SOMETIMES PARADISE IS A SAD STORY

On 23 April, Tornike Robakidze’s solo show was launched in gallery 4710. The name of the exhibition already promises us something about the celestial realm, but while doing so, it also reveals a kind of melancholy and doubt. What has sadness to do with paradise? On entering the gallery, one sees entire walls covered with pencil sketches/drawings.

THE GLORY OF DADA
დავით კოროშინაძე · აპრილი 9, 2021

THE GLORY OF DADA

The story of Georgian Dadaism began sometime in the late 1910s, when the Zdanevich brothers (Kiril & Ilia) decided to form the art group “41 degrees”. Through Ilia’s concepts of “orchestral painting” and “everythingism,” the brothers aimed to transgress the boundaries of art, while simultaneously drawing different cultural patterns and meanings from the history of world art.