With the support of the Ministry of Culture of Georgia, artists from the Apollon Kutateladze National Academy of Arts in Tbilisi have been selected to reveal the meeting of craft and innovation, celebrating Georgia’s rich cultural heritage at the heart of the international art scene. The selection brings together ceramic and textile works, made using ancestral techniques, whose roots are closely linked to the country’s winemaking heritage.
A group of artists from the Tbilisi National Academy of Arts, supported by the Georgian Ministry of Culture, represent Georgia at the heart of the 7th edition of the biennial Révélations. The Georgian pavilion showcases the nation's rich artistic heritage, with particular emphasis on its long history of winemaking.
The exhibition highlights a range of unique craft practices and artistic expressions, including textiles and ceramics, specially made for the event. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the contemporary works of these talented Georgian artists, combining technical tradition, historical roots and innovation of form. The exhibition includes works by one emerging and one renowned artist, together celebrating Georgia's unique cultural heritage.
While this selection honors Georgia's traditional and singular crafts, it also fits in perfectly with an international and contemporary art dynamic.
