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რუსუდან ზვიადაძის სოლო გამოფენა „ორეადები“ ბოლო წლების მხატვრული ექსპერიმენტებისა და ძიებების შედეგია. ანტიკური ალუზიები...
11/06/2026

რუსუდან ზვიადაძის სოლო გამოფენა „ორეადები“ ბოლო წლების მხატვრული ექსპერიმენტებისა და ძიებების შედეგია. ანტიკური ალუზიების, კონცეპტუალური პეიზაჟებისა და საოჯახო ფოტოალბომების რეტრო მოტივებზე შექმნილი სერიები დახვეწილი და ემოციური ფერწერული ენით არის გადმოცემული. მისი ფსიქოლოგიური კომპოზიციები ლანდშაფტებისადმი მაღალ მგრძნობელობას ეგზისტენციალურ გამოცდილებას უკავშირებს, პერსონალურ მოგონებებსა და სივრცის განცდას კი ორიგინალურ კომბინაციებად აერთიანებს. თანამედროვე ფერწერით დაინტერესებული აუდიტორია იცნობს რუსუდან ზვიადაძის ნამუშევრებს სხვადასხვა ჯგუფური გამოფენებიდან, საერთაშორისო პროექტებიდან. ბევრისთვის მის სოლო გამოფენაზე წარმოდგენილი მხატვრობა სასიამოვნო მოულოდნელობა იქნება.

კურატორი: ხათუნა ხაბულიანი

გამოფენის გახსნა: 14 ივნისი, 18:00 სთ
მისამართი: Collect Art Gallery, 48/50 მცხეთის ქუჩა
გამოფენა გაგრძელდება 19 ივნისის ჩათვლით

Rusudan Zviadadze’s solo exhibition “The Oreads” is the result of artistic experimentation and exploration in recent years. The series based on antique allusions, conceptual landscapes and retro motifs from family photo albums are conveyed in a refined and emotional pictorial language. Her psychological compositions combine a keen sensitivity to landscapes with existential experience fusing personal memories and a sense of space into original combinations. The audience interested in contemporary painting are familiar with Rusudan Zviadadze’s works from various group exhibitions and international projects. For many the ouvre presented in her solo exhibition will be a pleasant surprise.

Curator: Khatuna Khabuliani

Opening: June 14, 18:00
Exhibitions last until June 19
Venue: Collect Art Gallery, 48/50 Mtskheta Str.

📣 We are happy to announce releasing our art magazine, 108th Special Edition and online exhibition 'Large-scale Painting...
10/06/2026

📣 We are happy to announce releasing our art magazine, 108th Special Edition and online exhibition 'Large-scale Paintings'.

There are some artworks that invite us to look. Others ask us to pause. Large-scale paintings do something more profound: they demand our presence.
In this special edition of Collect Art Magazine, Volume 108, we celebrate the enduring power of large-scale painting—a form that continues to challenge, inspire, and transform the way we experience contemporary art. complexities of our time.

✨ On the covers:
▪ ' Apocalypse Never!' by Marion Heres
▪ 'Dark Current' by Caroline Perkins

Published artists:
🟢 Laura Candet .art
🟢 Jan Wurm
🟢 Caroline Perkins
🟢 Marion Heres

💫 Check out our website to view the exhibition, read and order the magazine

/ Large-Scale PaintingsMarion Heres is a multidisciplinary Dutch artist with a background in medicine. Before dedicatin...
10/06/2026

/ Large-Scale Paintings

Marion Heres is a multidisciplinary Dutch artist with a background in medicine. Before dedicating herself fully to art, she worked as a gynaecologist, researcher and healthcare leader, experiences that continue to inform her artistic practice. Her work focuses on themes of exclusion, memory, identity and resilience, often creating immersive environments that make hidden structures visible. Through HeresAndHolti, she develops projects that explore the spaces between what is seen and unseen, heard and unheard.

/ Large-Scale PaintingsCaroline Perkins is a contemporary artist based in Hampshire. She studied Fine Art at Wi******er...
10/06/2026

/ Large-Scale Paintings

Caroline Perkins is a contemporary artist based in Hampshire. She studied Fine Art at Wi******er School of Art, University of Southampton, and is a Royal College of Art graduate, QEST scholar and Chapel Arts Studios associate. She is the founder of Unity Art Studio in Andover, an artist-led studio and gallery space supporting contemporary artists in the region.
''My paintings begin with marks made quickly, almost before thought has organised itself. Charcoal, graphite, acrylic and oil are put down, rubbed away, dragged back through, covered, scratched into and left to return in fragments. I am interested in the point where a painting stops behaving like expression and starts behaving like ground.''

/ Large-Scale PaintingsJan Wurm is an artist, educator, and curator whose work explores contemporary culture through pa...
10/06/2026

/ Large-Scale Paintings

Jan Wurm is an artist, educator, and curator whose work explores contemporary culture through painting, drawing, and artist's books. Educated at the University of California, Los Angeles (B.A.) and the Royal College of Art, London (M.A.R.C.A.), she has developed a practice informed by social observation and everyday life. Based between Berkeley and Los Angeles, Wurm has exhibited internationally in over 100 exhibitions across the United States, Canada, and Europe. She is the recipient of five grants from the Center for Cultural Innovation and a commission from the Del Sol String Quartet funded by Chamber Music America.

.art /Large-Scale PaintingsBorn in 1999 in Bacău, Romania, Laura Candet is an artist whose work explores the growing iss...
10/06/2026

.art /Large-Scale Paintings

Born in 1999 in Bacău, Romania, Laura Candet is an artist whose work explores the growing issue of femicide in Romania and worldwide. Drawing from personal experiences of gender inequality, she creates emotionally charged works that reflect frustration, resilience, and social awareness. Alongside her doctoral studies, she has received numerous awards, including the L.S.R.S. Award for Academic Excellence Abroad (2024), the Grand Prize of the Union of Plastic Artists of Romania (2023), and the Young Talents Scholarship from the Margareta of Romania Royal Foundation. Her work has been exhibited internationally and supported through scholarships, residencies, and collaborations across Europe.

/ Abstract ArtMartin Bruckmanns, has been taking photographs since the age of eight, when his parents bought him his fir...
09/06/2026

/ Abstract Art

Martin Bruckmanns, has been taking photographs since the age of eight, when his parents bought him his first camera, a Kodak Instamatic. From that moment on he never puts down the camera, starts as a self-taught photographer and later also experiments in his own darkroom.
After high-school he went to Italy to further his studies at the IED in Turin where he graduated 1996 in Visual Communication and still lives.
He started to work for some advertising studios first as assistant later as a freelancer for more than two decades. Currently he focuses more on artistic and fine-art photography developing his own artistic project “frameS8”. His works can be found in private collections in Germany, Italy and France.

/ Abstract ArtLiz Riley is a largely self-taught textile artist from the north of England. Her work is abstract and oft...
09/06/2026

/ Abstract Art

Liz Riley is a largely self-taught textile artist from the north of England. Her work is abstract and often three-dimensional and is a response to landscape and the natural environment. She has a Foundation Diploma in Textiles. Recently she has begun to transition away from acrylic paints and inks to colour and mark fabric to using plant-based dyes and paints made from natural materials.

L McGowan/ Abstract Art I am an artist specialising in abstractionism, using oils on canvas, based in Yorkshire UK. I h...
09/06/2026

L McGowan/ Abstract Art

I am an artist specialising in abstractionism, using oils on canvas, based in Yorkshire UK. I have spent my life being creative in many ways from crafting to music, but abstract art is the medium that sings with my soul. We all start life as artists. One of the first activities we enjoy as children is art based creativity. With either crayons, coloured pencils or felt pens. This stayed with me all my life, there's no other pleasure quite like creating.
My paintings are an extension of my imagination and are intended give people a pleasant distraction from reality, as they do for me while I paint them. I try to create vibrant and colourful, pattern driven unique art.
I , although I have painted and drawn for years, am an emerging artist having only decided to push my art into the world in recent years. Limited exposure resulted in many positive reviews and feedback. I moved forward with the intent of exhibiting my work in as many galleries as I can so I may share the joy I try create.

/ Abstract ArtGoran Tomic, a self-taught artist from Sydney, Australia, creates collages that capture the chaotic beaut...
09/06/2026

/ Abstract Art

Goran Tomic, a self-taught artist from Sydney, Australia, creates collages that capture the chaotic beauty of urban life. His pieces, often made on the move—in cafes, pubs, or even on public transport—reflect the shifting dynamics of his surroundings and daily routine. Prompted by his transition from a spacious house to a compact apartment, Goran utilizes materials like cardboard, envelopes, and old book covers, blending them into distinctive compositions that embody the city's vibrancy. His art transcends mere visual expression; it is a journey through urban decay in search of the "Wilderness Robe," a symbol of authenticity in a constantly evolving world. Influenced by Robert Rauschenberg, Goran’s installations and performances challenge viewers to rethink the boundaries between art and everyday life.

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