An article by Pamela Renner published in Georgia Today about the recent Horse-Thief-Show bei Hans Heiner Buhr:
A contemporary artist of the Caucasus, preoccupied by banditry
Labels: 2008, art clubs tbilisi, Hans Heiner Buhr, Neue Kunst, New Art, New Picture, review, show, Tbilisi
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The Diva Irma Sharikadze in the spot light, Pur Pur Tbilisi, 29th of march 2008
Irma's works at http://irmastudio.ge
Labels: fine art, Irma Sharikadze, Neue Kunst, New Art, New Picture, photography, Tbilisi
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Alexandra Kollontai and Lenin, a painting by Nugzar Natenadze, Tbilisi, 140x100cm, Oil on Canvas, 2003
Labels: Art Club Caucasus International, fine art, Neue Kunst, New Art, New Picture, Nugzar Natenadze, paintings, Tbilisi
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Gert Folmering is our newest member in the Art Club Caucasus International
I scanned some photos of Gert Folmerings older works in a better quality. All works are from 1990 till 1996
Check out more of his works here
http://hansheinerbuhr.com/gert-folmering.html
I hope to update some new of his paintings soon
Labels: Amsterdam, art, artists, Berlin, Caucasus, fine art, Gert Folmering, Kaukasus, Neue Kunst, New Art, New Picture, painting, paintings, Tbilisi
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Labels: 2007, art, artists, Caucasus, fine art, glass, Hans Heiner Buhr, Kaukasus, Neue Kunst, New Art, New Picture, photography, still life, Tbilisi
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Oleg Timchenko
timchenko-messer-gabeln, originally uploaded by grijsz.
Fight of the forks with the knives
Nudes
Olegs daughter with a painted Harem
Dead sparrow
Angela
Door with washing machine
Nude
Oleg with his painting "Armageddon"
Labels: art, artists, fine art, Georgia, Neue Kunst, Oleg Timchenko, painter, paintings, Tbilisi
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Painting by Lado Pochkhua
Lado Pochkhua send over a link to his new art blog from Budapest, where he shows his amazing paintings: http://looksharper.blogspot.com/
Labels: fine art, Georgia, Lado Pochkhua, Neue Kunst, Tbilisi
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"Art is not only a means of pleasure, but also expression and establishment of freedom, the relation of the internal world to the surrounding environment (…), the conflict of idealism and realism, the relation between the existence and non-existence. The mentality of the artist is always related to the events around him, because these events create the art." Maka Batiashvili
Maka Batiashvili lives and works in Tbilisi, Georgia, where she was born in 1975. After her studies of monumental painting she devoted herself to smaller formats and video works that were shown in diverse exhibitions in Georgia. Her works are journeys into silent strange worlds – thanks to concentrated observations from an unusual perspective, and thanks to their references to Georgian everyday life. Apart from her work as artist Maka Batiashvili is member of the Georgian Artist Group and curates and organises political actions.
Shown painting is an older work from 2000.
Maka has a residency at Blumen-Residency, Leipzig January - April 2007 Her show with recent works will open on February, 8th
I wish Maka lots of cool guests and much success.
Here is the link to the Künstlerresidenz Blumen
http://www.residence-blumen.de/?id=1&l=de
Labels: Künstlerresidenz Blumen, Leipzig, Maka Batiashvili, Neue Kunst, paintings, Tbilisi
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