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Exhibition/Performance – “Perfect Romance”

Attention Students!
On November 27, the student self-government will host an exhibition/performance titled “Perfect Romance.”
In recognition of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, the Academy’s student self-government will collaborate with the Student Parliament and the Government of Georgia to organize this event.
Theme and Colors
The exhibition’s main theme is represented by three colors:
• Red – symbolizes blood, pain, and aggression.
• Black – represents tragedy, fear, and loss.
• White – stands for peace and the defeat of violence.
Who Can Participate?
Any student from any faculty or course of the Academy of Arts, as well as members of the Student Parliament and the Government of Georgia, are welcome to participate.
Project Goal
Violence against women is a widespread global issue that occurs daily across the world. This project aims to express solidarity with victims of violence and highlight the severity of the problem through artistic expression.
How to Participate?
To register, send your artwork (installation, sculpture, digital artwork, etc.) to the email below by 20:00 on November 26. If your submission is approved, the artwork must be brought to the Academy’s exhibition hall by 16:00 on November 27.
Each participant may submit up to two artworks. Please include the following details in your email:
• Full name
• Course and faculty
• Phone number
• Artwork title and size (optional description)
Email: elenakopale09@gmail.com
Facebook: Elene Kopaleishvili
Student Self-Government wishes you success!
Author of the project: Elene Tkemaladze

TSSA Nominated Students for Semester Mobility within the Erasmus+ Program – Spring Semester 2025

Austria – Salzburg University of Applied Sciences
Short-term mobility program for professors and students – TSSA’s annual participation in International Design Week, led by:
• Professor Jumber Bechvaia, Head of the Industrial Design Department
• Professor Svetlana Mkhchiani
Industrial Design students:
• Giorgi Geladze
• Beka Samadbegishvili
• Nino Gegelashvili
• Tamar Sivsivadze
Furniture Design students:
• Ana Garsevanishvili
• Ana Kavtaradze
• Ana Kerdikashvili
• Nino Sharia
Textile Design student:
• Ana Kalandarishvili
Jewelry Design student:
• Barbara Zurabishvili
Ceramics Department students:
• Ana Goguadze
• Tamar Kvantaliani
France – University of Montpellier
• Nanuka Gogolashvili – Painting student

Slovakia – Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Bratislava
Short-term intensive study course – Exchange group mobility of professors and students
Under the guidance of Professor Salome Skhirtladze, Head of the Film Painting Department:
• Megi Kvernadze
• Nino Jaliashvili
Under the guidance of Professor Davit Aleksidze, Painting Department:
• Sopho Simonishvili
• Tekla Kobakhidze
Doctoral Student Mobility:
• Five doctoral students from the Faculty of Visual Arts will participate in an exchange program with the Faculty of Fine Arts at the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, under the guidance of:

    • Professor Rastislav Sedlacik, Head of the Painting Department at the Bratislava Academy
    • Professor Dominik Hlinka

Italy – Politecnico di Milano

  • Nikoloz Mumladze – Student of the Faculty of Architecture

Austria – University of Applied Sciences Graz

  • Akaki Metreveli – Student of the Faculty of Architecture
  • Luka Kiknavelidze – Student of the Faculty of Media Arts

Germany – University of Osnabrück

Textile Design Department students:

  • Lizi Japaridze
  • Tamar Nadashvili

Czech Republic – The Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts, Prague

  • Anastasia Chumburidze – Student of Film Art

Turkey – Kastamonu University

  • Elene Khantadze – Student of Ceramics

Estonia – Estonian Academy of Arts, Tallinn

  • Daniil Musesovs – Student of the Faculty of Fine Arts, Sculpture Department

Bulgaria – National Academy of Arts, Sofia

  • Lina Tonev – Student of the Faculty of Media Arts, Photography/Contemporary Art Department

Spain – Castello High School of Art

  • Lizi Shatirishvili – Student of the Faculty of Interior Design

Spain – University of Granada

  • Tamta Nadibaidze – Student of the Faculty of ArchitectureLiechtenstein – University of Liechtenstein
    • Konstantine Sukhishvili – Student of the Faculty of Architecture

    Students of the Faculty of Fashion Design:

    • Rati Tsiklauri
    • Elene Turashvili

 

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Exhibition of Abkhazian Artists – Course and Diploma Works from the 1950s–1980s

Apollon Kutateladze Tbilisi State Academy of Arts invites you to the opening of an exhibition held in solidarity with the artists whose works were destroyed in the fire that broke out earlier this year in the central exhibition space of Sukhumi.
The exhibition primarily features works from the collection of the Academy’s Museum, showcasing course and diploma projects created between the 1950s and 1980s.
The project is funded by the LEPL Abkhazian Agency for Culture, Sports, and Youth Affairs. As part of the initiative, the works in the Academy Museum’s collection have been organized, restored, conserved, and framed. The project is expected to continue, with future plans including the further curation of the museum’s collection and the publication of a catalog.
Opening: November 20, 19:00
Address: Al. Griboedov N22

Attention Students of the Faculty of Fine Arts! Poster Exhibition in Berlin

Students of the Faculty of Fine Arts at the Apollon Kutateladze Tbilisi State Academy of Arts have the opportunity to submit their works (posters) for an exhibition that will take place in Berlin, Germany, at Volkssolidarität, in May 2025.
The project, titled “Work Show. Window Project” – “Art in the Window,” aims to showcase student artwork in an innovative format.
The primary goal of the exhibition is to promote the works of Academy students beyond Georgia. Berlin was chosen as the exhibition venue because it is one of the most significant centers of contemporary art, attracting numerous renowned artists, curators, and art historians who will have the opportunity to see the students’ works.
The project is curated by Lili Furstenow-Khositashvili, who conducted research on Anselm Kiefer at Humboldt University in Berlin with the support of a DAAD scholarship. Under her leadership, this project has been running for three years, presenting contemporary art in an experimental format—not in a traditional gallery, but in public spaces, accessible to everyone.
To participate in the exhibition, students must submit a photo of one or more posters via email, along with a detailed description (concept and all relevant details). A special jury will select up to 40 of the best posters from the submissions. These selected works will be printed in Germany and exhibited. Additionally, the chosen posters will be featured on the project’s website: www.e-mergingartists.art.
Submission guidelines:
The poster(s) must be submitted as a JPG file.
The accompanying information (work description: title, technique, dimensions, year; as well as the author’s biography and/or CV) must be submitted in DOC format in Georgian, English, or German.
The biography should include details about scholarships, awards, art residencies, publications, and exhibitions (if applicable).
Participants are free to choose the topic, materials, and dimensions of their work.
Each participant may submit either a single work or multiple works (as a series).
Submission deadline: January 23
Please send your artwork (JPG format) and accompanying information (DOC format) to the following email:
liliartresearch@yahoo.com
Contact person: Ana Mikeladze
Phone: 599 222 012
We wish you success!

“RECONOMY” – Inclusive and Green Economic Development Program of the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)

“RECONOMY” is an inclusive and green economic development program of the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), implemented by Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation in cooperation with its partners.
The RECONOMY program, funded by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), supports the Fashion Design department at the Art Academy in the development of sustainable and inclusive education and includes the study, deepening, and development of knowledge and skills.
Within the framework of the “RECONOMY” program, a new educational and creative program – “Design Lab: Intertextual Synergy in Design” was created in the direction of TSA Fashion Design.
The program is based on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and provides practice-based learning forms – creativity, theoretical-practical workshops, implementation of design-technologies, and others. The main components of the program include:
1. Development of sustainable design education;
2. Expansion of educational modules;
3. Raising the qualifications of teachers;
4. Integration of traditional and innovative technologies in the educational process.
Within the framework of the “DesignLab: Intertextual Synergy in Design” program, international and local experts conducted practical sessions on the direction of fashion design (5). Also, a training course (13, BA/MA) was prepared and launched.
At this stage, the cycle of master classes “Non-traditional design methods” was completed for the students and teachers of “Mermis” College;
• Tutor: Leila Enukidze, Fashion Design teacher of TSSA, Chief Designer of LYIA;
• The master class course “Non-traditional pattern design methods” was developed according to the author’s methods of international experts invited to TSSA Fashion Design direction. In particular:
• Julian Roberts (UK fashion designer and academic, “Method Subtraction Cutting”): body language, “typographic letters”, “tunnel technique”;
• Shingo Sato (Shingo Sato, Japanese designer and instructor, Method “Transformational Reconstruction”/3D): “origami” technique, “spiral”;
• Elena Ryleeva (Elena Ryleeva, EWST Fashionlab Founder, Lossless pattern method): “Tissue topography”;
• Duration: 24 hours
• Teaching environment: innovative and practical (location: “Mermis” College, sewing laboratory);
• The program “DesignLab: Intertextual Synergy in Design” is led by Doctor of Cultural Studies, Professor, Head of Fashion Design Department of TSSA – Nino Mgaloblishvili.
• The program continues to work.

International Service Information Meeting with Freshmen

November 7, ERASMUS Information Meeting with First-Year Students of Apollon Kutateladze Tbilisi State Art Academy, International Service, about ERASMUS+ and Exchange Programs.
At the meeting, students heard information about semester and short-term exchange programs and international projects. The first-year students met with faculty coordinators, there was a discussion about the ERASMUS+ guide, student selection regulations, requirements of partner universities, details of studying and living abroad, and more.
The meeting was also attended by a representative of TSSA career services, who informed the students about vacancies, internships, university, state, and international scholarships, master classes, conferences, and seminars.

Attention ERASMUS Freshmen!

On Thursday, November 7, at 15:00, freshmen are waiting for you at an information meeting, during which you will get to know detailed information about Erasmus+ and exchange programs!
Art Academy – Auditorium N906

For the Attention of Students – Educational Program – “Georgian Identity” Event

On November 1, 2024, at 4:00 p.m., the Patriarchate of Georgia and the Georgian Academy of Sciences invite you to an educational program – the twenty-ninth event of “Georgian identity”, which will be held at the Apollon Kutateladze State Art Academy in Tbilisi.
Topic of the report: Early Christian terrain.
Speaker: Master of Arts Kristine Sabashvili.
For those wishing to attend the event remotely, a live broadcast link will be posted on November 1 at 2:00 p.m. on the specified Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064539535024
November 1, 2024, 4 p.m.

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