The Georgian Philharmonic Orchestra entered its centenary evening with the assurance of an ensemble that understands its past as a...

Modest Mussorgsky’s Chowanschtschina moves one profoundly — above all through its masterful weaving of Russian folk and church-music elements into...

The new joint exhibition at Dédicace Gallery unfolds like a quiet intervention into the sensory habits of urban life. It...

In the 21st century, cities have become more than places where we simply live and work. They shape how we...

Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze told Parliament this week that, for the first time, more Georgians are receiving social assistance than...

As winter tightens its grip on Eastern Europe, the war in Ukraine has entered another intense week, marked by grinding...

Simon Leviev, better known globally as the “Tinder Swindler,” after the eponymous Netflix documentary, walked out of Kutaisi Prison last...

Mariam Khatchvani is at it again. Following from her breakthrough, multi-award-winning feature film Dede,* she now has another short film...

A couple of days ago, one of my recurring dreams came true: the National Academy of Sciences of Georgia has...

There are works that do not merely occupy the contemporary stage, but reorganize its internal physics. They do not ask...