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2011-2012
Exhibitions & Publication <\/h3>\n

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Irakli Parjiani (1950 \u2013 1991) \u00a0\u201cBerlin Cycle\u201d, \u201cOdyssey\u201d, \u201cChildren Bible\u201d<\/h3>\n

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Irakli Parjiani created a series of paintings called the Berlin Cycle in the city of Berlin between 1989-1990, a year before his death. The cycle is the final stage of his work. It includes religious compositions, landscapes and abstractions and features all the trends he had been following throughout his artistic career. By that time, the artist had already created a series of portraits and flowers, illustrations to the Gospel, Goethe\u2019s Faust, the Homeric Odysseus, GalaktionTabidze\u2019s poetry and Georgian and German myths and fairy tales. Among his previous works also were a series of compositions on the Annunciation, Crucifixion, Adam and Eve, abstractions and a boat cycle.<\/p>\n

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Merab Abramishvili (1957-2006)<\/h3>\n

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In his works Merab Abramishvili restores the information which is of primary importance for him and linked to universal religious or human values: the ideas of heroism and self-sacrifice, life and death. He manifests the ideas with amazing precision portraying the \u201cformula\u201d, the image of an idea… it is an idea rather than a story that makes him paint. That is why a portrayal is an ideogram, serving the idea and interpreting the meaning of the image..<\/p>\n

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Project \u201cCollection\u201d<\/h3>\n

Georgian Art from Private collection, XX century<\/h3>\n

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Guram (Khita)\u00a0 Kutateladze (1924 – 1979)<\/h3>\n

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Vakho Bugadze \u201cCentaur\u2019s love\u201d<\/h3>\n

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Oleg Timchenko \u201cHop Gallerist\u201d<\/h3>\n

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First of all I would like to thank all the project participants who agreed to pose halfnaked.\u00a0All the characters of the exhibition are the gallerists who are well-known to the Georgian\u00a0public and have been actively working for years in the major galleries of the city which\u00a0were among the first in the post-Soviet period and still function.<\/p>\n

They are all respectable people which probably inspired me to start this series. Since I\u00a0have been in a business and friendly relationship with them for years I had an advantage\u00a0to portray them not like every artist or viewer knows them.<\/p>\n

The main idea was to show the gallerists in a gallery but not in the usual way, i.e. as the\u00a0organizers of the exhibitions, but just as beautiful women in an intimate set up. For me this exhibition is unusual and, in a sense, a turning point. It can be deemed a\u00a0panorama of portraits of my close friends whom I love and deeply respect.\u00a0I\u2019m happy that finally, I have finished the series planned and started long ago but delayed for various reasons.<\/p>\n

I believe not every artist could have such an interesting collection at home. It is noteworthy\u00a0that this event marks not only a period in my biography but also the people reflecting\u00a0the history of the whole generation of artists taking part in the development of the\u00a0modern Georgian Art.<\/p>\n

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