Exhibition

War and Identity: Encountering Portraits

"In difficult and challenging times, on the path of European integration, it is necessary to protect and introduce the cultural characteristics of the two countries and the main identity defining features to the international community. In this battle, the biggest front was opened against the Georgian and Ukrainian languages. The purpose of the exhibition is to clearly show the international community and the friends of Georgia and Ukraine the reason why today's war is a war between cultures, and what the common enemy is fighting for and wants to destroy", - says Shota Saganelidze. Address: Ukrainian House in Tbilisi, Mikheil Javakhishivili St., 8https://maps.app.goo.gl/XTtVXJBXEkadZtoF9Time: November 9, 18:00

Mikheil Javakhishvili (former Elbakidze), 8, Tbilisi

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Description

On November 9 and 10, Ukrainian House will host a multimedia exhibition of calligrapher Shota Saganelidze.

The extraordinary combination of Ukrainian clothes, colors, ornaments and symbolism formed the basis of the work of modern Georgian calligrapher Shota Saganelidze. These are faces from both history and modern life.

Shota Saganelidze is the first calligraphy master, who created a new form of Georgian writing by using the minimalistic ancient and modern alphabet. In total, about ten existing works will be presented at the exhibition, as well as the project of Ukrainian women portraits will also be presented.

Location

Georgian-Ukrainian platform (Ukrainian House)

Mikheil Javakhishvili (former Elbakidze), 8, Tbilisi

Non-governmental organization "Georgian-Ukrainian Platform", which is located in the Ukrainian House in Tbilisi

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