Collect Art is proud to announce the opening of its new art gallery in the vibrant and culturally rich city of Tbilisi, the city that has been known as a pot of creativity, tradition, and contemporary expression—a perfect setting for our gallery space.
The Collect Art Gallery will serve as a dynamic platform to showcase a diverse array of artistic talent, both local and international. Georgia, with its deep-rooted artistic heritage and emerging contemporary scene, offers a fertile ground for cultivating new creative dialogues. Our gallery aims to bridge the past and present, the local and the global, by featuring a carefully curated selection of works across various mediums, including painting, sculpture, photography, installation, mixed media, digital art, and more…
With a focus on promoting innovative and boundary-pushing artists, Collect Art is committed to offering a space where artists can explore and express their unique visions. We aim to foster a vibrant artistic community, bringing together creators and collectors to engage in meaningful conversations about art, culture, and society. The gallery will also host rotating exhibitions, artist talks, and workshops, providing opportunities for both established and emerging artists to present their work in an international context.
As we open our doors, we invite art lovers, collectors, and the curious alike to join us in celebrating the rich artistic landscape. The Collect Art Gallery will not only be a place to discover exceptional art but also a hub for collaboration, inspiration, and cultural exchange.
For inquiries contact us at info@collectartwork.org
Collect Art Gallery presents:
Rusudan Zviadadze's Solo Exhibition 'The Oreads'
Rusudan Zviadadze's paintings evoke the ephemeral texture of light or delicate fabrics. Characters from ancient mythology are brought into the modern world through surrealistic allusions. Their ghostly presence seems to provide support and a guarantee of peace in the bustle of everyday life. Each new theme is identified with a different painterly task. In a series of landscapes the artistic goal is to convey the varying layout, materials and colors of the mountains, as well as a sense of volume and atmosphere. Because these differences are to some extent personalized and reveal individual character the expression approaches the style of magical realism. Symbolically, this is reminiscent of the procession of mountain nymphs. The generalization and visualization of intangible phenomena remains an important theme in the motifs of portraits and plant ornaments, as if the intangible impressions precepted through delicacies were depicted in visual memory.
Curator: Khatuna Khabuliani
Exhibition Opening: 14 June, 2026, 6 PM
Exhibition Closing: June 19, 2026,
Opening Hours: 4-7 PM
Address: Collect Art Gallery, 48/50 Mtskheta str.
Collect Art Gallery presents:
Ekaterine Bulashvili's Solo Exhibition 'Layers of Identity'
The human face is not merely an external form — it is a kind of materialization of time, experience, emotion, and inner movement. Every feature, every gaze, even the slightest asymmetry carries traces of the invisible processes unfolding within a person. It is precisely upon this idea that the presented exhibition is built — an attempt to perceive portraiture not simply as representation, but as the visible language of the inner world.
The exhibition brings together 45 works that offer different perspectives on the human being: in some cases, the face appears as a reflection of inner forces, desires, contradictions, and silent impulses; in others, as a constantly transforming identity. Portraiture here does not provide a definitive answer to the question, “Who is a human being?” Rather, it reveals a process — movement, transformation, and becoming.
Particular attention is given to the gaze — the point at which the external and the internal converge. It is within the eyes that one can read what often escapes words: tension, tranquility, expectation, and memory.
The concept of the exhibition is based on the idea that a person is simultaneously both the creator of oneself and the result of one’s own experiences. Accordingly, each portrait represents the “suspension” of a single, specific moment.
“Man carries within himself a constant striving toward perfection, yet at the same time never attains complete peace.” — (Faust)
The exhibition is a visual interpretation of this very tension, this search, and this endless journey.
Exhibition Opening: 6 June, 2026, 6 PM
Exhibition Closing: June 7, 2026, 12 PM-7PM
Address: Collect Art Gallery, 48/50 Mtskheta str.
Collect Art Gallery presents:
Kote Jincharadze's Solo Exhibition 'John Lennon’s Secret Journey to Racha-Lechkhumi'
Even the most unbelievable event may once have belonged to reality — even if we knew nothing about it. Absurdity remains a constant companion to both our past and present.
The exhibition is based on fragmentary materials allegedly discovered by the artist in the archives of the Soviet security services during the 1990s, in a brief period before access was once again restricted. Some documents were lost, while others remain inaccessible to this day.
According to the project, in May 1977, John Lennon arrived in Soviet Georgia under the alias of an American ethnomusicologist, Stephen Grimer. He attends an international symposium dedicated to Georgian art, held in Tbilisi and Gelati, where he is hosted by Solomon Dvali.
The musician’s purpose is to explore Georgian traditional music and instruments, with the intention of incorporating their sounds into future compositions.
Through the reconstruction of Lennon’s possible voyage, the artist creates a space where document, speculation, and fiction intertwine, while absurdity, detective narrative, and fantasy merge into a single story.
Exhibition Opening: 22 May, 2026, 19:00
Exhibition is open until May 29, 2026
Address: Collect Art Gallery, 48/50 Mtskheta str.
Collect Art Gallery presents:
Tamar Chelidze's Solo Exhibition 'The Passion of Memory'
The artist's main field is painting, rarely using oil pastels. In the creative process, she attaches special importance to intuition, simplicity, and speed. Tamar Chelidze's works are in private collections worldwide.
The first is the syntax of the earth.
She does not think, because in her depths everything is already contained.
She lovingly protects it from the dictatorship of thought, because thought subjects everything to the orders of power and of Chronos.
She reveals what lives in her darkness in such forms as to ensure this pure life freedom from meanings, narratives, and Chronos.
Only the play of forces outside the hierarchy of meaning: rhythms, contrasts, colors, sorrow, wind, cry, rustling leaves, strangeness of things, mystery, pain, line, stain, forgotten voice, scent of linseed oil, trembling of shadows under light — all of these are equal forces in the non-hierarchy of meaning, and all come from the depths, by themselves.
The precision of the passion of memory is the moment of recognition, freed from thought. Only the intention: “this is it, I accept it” or “this is not it, I reject it.” The revelation of the earth is an act of pure acceptance.
It is the passion of purely accepting what truly is.
The passion of memory drives Tamar Chelidze’s Art. The central element of her work is the stain. Each stain is a reminiscence.
Exhibition dates: March 8-11, 2026
Venue: Collect Art Gallery, 48/50 Mtskheta Str.
Schedule your visit by appointment. Contact us at info@collectartwork.org or +995598805410
Collect Art Gallery presents:
Salome Kobulashvili's Solo Exhibition 'Personas'
‘Personas’ is an exploration of the narratives that exist within, between, and beyond human forms.
Salome Kobulashvili's Solo Exhibition offers visitors a rethinking of the concept of a person - not as a face, but as a combination of experiences, ancestral memory, and material manifestations in the form of sculpture and jewelry.
Salome Kobulashvili’s work uniquely combines natural phenomena and human expressions. Her works create a balance between the rough forms of nature and sophisticated sculptural forms. Used materials carry the authenticity and history, retaining their natural texture.
The choice of materials in sculptures and jewelry, collected from different parts of the world, makes us think about the relationship between the environment and identity. The stones that were kept in their natural form appear as individual characters in the exhibition. The metal, on the other hand, hints at the reflexive nature of self-awareness, combining surface and figure to reveal calm and excitement, intimacy and sadness.
‘Personas’ is an exhibition that explores how authentic nature and human emotions merge and interact.
Exhibition dates: February 15-19, 2026
Venue: Collect Art Gallery, 48/50 Mtskheta Str.
Schedule your visit by appointment. Contact us at info@collectartwork.org or +995598805410
Collect Art Gallery presents:
Tamar Melikishvili's Solo Exhibition 'Light and Memory'
Tamar Melikishvili’s practice moves between figurative painting and abstraction, exploring the space where the two meet. The subjects of her works are always people close to her - family members, friends, and the spaces that they inhabit - captured through live modeling, archival photographs, or memory. Ideas and sketches may appear during work hours or late at night, but the act of painting itself happens only, and always, under natural sunlight.
Exhibition Opening: December 21, 2025/ 5:00 PM.
Exhibition is open until December 27.
Venue: Collect Art Gallery, 48/50 Mtskheta Str.
Schedule your visit by appointment. Contact us at info@collectartwork.org or +995598805410
Collect Art Gallery presents
Tamar Gedevanishvili's Solo Exhibition 'Given Time'
What is the time given to us? Does it exist, or is it a figment of our imagination? And what does “given to us” mean? Why do we cross paths with someone or something?
Sometimes we are here, in this time, and sometimes there, in another time. Why were we given this time? Somewhere in the virtual world we can create or destroy. Surely that, too, will have its reality. What is seen from afar is sometimes right there and real, while what stands beside us suddenly loses its weight and disappears.
Reality changes when the visible and the invisible, the virtual and the tangible, exchange places unnoticeably.
Dates: November 18, 2025 - December 4, 2025
Venue: Collect Art Gallery, 48/50 Mtskheta Str.
Schedule your visit by appointment. Contact us at info@collectartwork.org or +995598805410
Collect Art Gallery presents
Exhibition Series of MG Private Collection/ Episode 2
Exhibited artists:
Ushangi Khumarashvili
Misha Shengelia
Beka Sakvarelidze
Maka Gotsiridze
Guela Patiachvili
Yuri Berishvili
Zurab Gikashvili
Merab Meunargia
Nino Karumidze
Alexander Varvaridze
Mariam Shakarashvili
Ilia Davarashvili
Papuna Papaskiri
Private view: November 16, 2025, 4:00 pm
Exhibition opening: November 18, 2025, 7:00PM
Venue: Collect Art Gallery, 48/50 Mtskheta Str.
Schedule your visit by appointment.
Contact us at info@collectartwork.org or +995598805410
Collect Art Gallery presents
Group Exhibition 'Drawings'
Exhibited artists:
Maka Gotsiridze
Beka Sakvarelidze
Rita Khachaturian
Zura Apkhazi
Nata Buachidze
Tamriko Melikishvili
Tamuna Melikishvili
Rocco Iremashvili
Giorgi Gatserelia
Shako Khrikuli
Keti Shalamberidze
Exhibition opening: June 1, 2025, 7:00PM
Venue: Collect Art Gallery, 48/50 Mtskheta Str.
Schedule your visit by appointment.
Contact us at info@collectartwork.org or +995598805410
Collect Art Gallery presents
Charity group exhibition #Elene
Exhibition date: May 14th, 2025, 12:00-20:00
Venue: Collect Art Gallery, 48/50 Mtskheta Str.
Contact us at info@collectartwork.org or +995598805410
Collect Art Gallery presents
Exhibition Series of MG Private Collection/ Episode 1
Exhibited artists:
Beka Sakvarelidze
Maka Gotsiridze
Misha Gogrichiani
Nata Buachidze
Parmen Daushvili
Rocko Iremashvili
Sopho Chkhikvadze
Tamar Chkhikvadze
Ushangi Khumarashvili
Zura Apkhazi
Privat view: March 2, 2025, 3:30pm
Exhibition opening: March 3, 2025, 7:00PM
Venue: Collect Art Gallery, 48/50 Mtskheta Str.
Schedule your visit by appointment.
Contact us at info@collectartwork.org or +995598805410
Exhibition/Performance ‘Guernica’
The exhibition/performance is inspired by Pablo Picasso's painting - Guernica. The work is divided into twelve equal parts, a copy of each part was made independently by twelve contemporary Georgian artists from the Guild of Artists.
The work consists of 3 symbols:
The first is the sacred number 12, which is represented by 12 artists:
• Ramaz Razmadze
• Teona Paichadze
• Ketevan Shalamberidze
• Manana Kavtaradze
• Mamuka Tshekladze
• Lia Shvelidze
• Oleg Timchenko
• Maka Gotsiridze
• Vakho Bugadze
• Davit Khidasheli
• Gega Paksashvili
• Giorgi Gugushvili
The second is the visual dynamics and intensity of Picasso's work, which symbolically expresses the current political and social situation in Georgia.
The third is a square, the size of the assembled work is 2.70 x 5.40. These are two squares. The square is the basic geometric figure of the Georgian font and architecture.
The 12 artists, with their individual signatures and independently of each other, created the work when the puzzle was put together, it turned out that each artist was unknowingly participating in the creation of a significant story and work of Art.