“To Sing Is to Reign”: The Toradze Festival Crowned Tbilisi as an Operatic Capital
Opera has always been more than music—it is a theater of power, desire, fate, and freedom. On the night of ...
Opera has always been more than music—it is a theater of power, desire, fate, and freedom. On the night of ...
In a cinematic summer that stretches from June to the edge of August, a constellation of films quietly rewires the ...
In an age where cultural memory is often digitized, repackaged, or abandoned altogether, the gala evening held on May 29 ...
In an era where fashion often races toward the disposable, Gio Levan's debut exhibition at Lolita on May 30 did ...
I don’t have much time left — I’m already 90 — but I’m waiting for victory,- said Giuli Chokheli as ...
From street protests to neon crucifixes, delivery men turned prophets to AI companionship—Georgia’s cinema of 2024–2025 dares to document, distort, ...
When the Dimitri Shevardnadze National Gallery unveiled its newest major exhibition, a 270-piece retrospective dedicated to the Georgian-Abkhazian prince and ...
Every May in Georgia, the streets swell with teenagers in white button-downs streaked with neon scribbles, illustrated declarations of love, ...
Walking into the Zurab Tsereteli Museum of Modern Art, one immediately senses that the exhibition, titled ‘Poets, Masks, Actors, Ghosts’ ...
In May 2025, a theatrical production titled Liberté by the Royal District Theater in Tbilisi ignited a fervent cultural and ...
