საქართველოს ეროვნული მუზეუმი, თბილისის ისტორიის მუზეუმი წარმოგიდგენთ რუსი ფოტოკორესპონდენტის ვიქტორია ივლევას გამოფენას “ომის აპოთეოზი”.

გამოფენის ორგანიზატორები: ალიანსი “საქართველოს და რუსეთის მშვიდობისმყოფელ ქალთა დიალოგი” კულტურულ-ჰუმანიტარული ფონდის ,,სოხუმი”, კავშირის ,,დონის ქალები” ქართულ-აფხაზური კავშირის ,,პირისპირ”, ჟურნალისტთა ასოციაციის ,,გენდერმედიაკავკაზი” და საქართველოს კულტურის სამინისტროს, როზა ლუქსემბურგის სახელობის ფონდის და ფონდ “ტასო”-ს მხარდაჭერით.

გამოფენა “ომის აპოთეოზი” შედგება 42 ფოტოსაგან, რომლებიც ეძღვნება მსოფლიოს სხვადასხვა ქვეყანაში შეიარაღებული კონფლიქტების შედეგად ტრაგიკულად დაღუპულებს. პირველად ეს გამოფენა გაიმართა მოსკოვის თანამედროვე ხელოვნების მუზეუმში, შემდეგ კი – რუსეთის რვა ქალაქსა და კიევში. ექსპოზიციაში ჩართულია 1992-2005 წლების ფოტოები.

 

 4 July – 25 August, 2010

 

The Georgian National Museum presents the exhibition “Georgian Jews – their history and culture”.

 

The exhibition is kind of a repercussion of the endeavor of Jerusalem Ben Tsvi Institute, which organized international conference: “Georgian Jews – Their history and culture”.

 The exhibition displayed paintings, drawings of national clothes, photos, religion and domestic items were kept at the Georgian National Museum, the National Manuscripts Centre and Mtskheta Museum.

The Georgian National Museum invites visitors to see the reconstructed 1.8 million year old girl at Dmanisi                    Museum-Reserve from June 27.

The French sculptor Elisabeth Daynes has reconstructed the whole body of the girl, who would have been aged around 13 or 14, on the basis of its bones, found at Dmanisi in 2001.

 Dmanisi archaeological site is a unique field museum located at the excavation site in Georgia. With its architecture Dmanisi preserves world famous archeological layers, provides favorable conditions for scientific studies and caters to broad public interests.

The

Georgian National Museum and the National Museums to Berlin, Foundation Prussian Cultural Heritage are going to start the EU Twinning project “Support to the Institutional Development of the Georgian National Museum” from the mid of June. This is the first Twinning project in the field of the cultural sector.

  

It belongs to the principal purposes of the project to strengthen the Georgian National Museum as an institution which is enabled to speed up culture as an essential component by the development of Georgia. For this it is laid within the Twinning project value on the systematic introduction of the best practices in the activities of the Georgian National Museum – particularly on the fields of museum’s buildings planning, collection removal and the restoration and conservation of objects. With the collaboration within the scope of this Twinning project a unique possibility arises in the collaboration between two cultural facilities of national importance. 

We would like to invite you to the kick off meeting, which will be held on the June, 22^nd in the Georgian National Museum in Georgia from 11.00 a.m.

25 May -25 June, 2010  

The Georgian National Museum, Museum of Fine Arts invites you on the exhibition “Georgian national embroidery and garments”.  

The exhibition presents the attires, their details and footwear for man and woman that belong to the period of the 18th and 19th centuries. The exhibits that preserved at the Georgian National Museum are executed by means of elaborate technique. Apart from clothes, you can see the drawings of Georgian national clothes.

30 April -14 May, 2010 

The Georgian national Museum, Modern Fine Art Museum of Ukraine and Bank of Georgia presents the exhibition “Art Voyage.” There are put on display the collection of the Modern Fine Art Museum of Ukraine, more than one hundred best works of collection that have a worthy place in the permanent exposition and have been representing Ukrainian art since the beginning of 1950s and until now: painting, graphic art and sculpture of artists from all regions of Ukraine;

On 26 January, 2010 in the Auditorium of the Georgian National Museum passed presentation of the book “GEORGIAN EASEL PAINTING, Second half of the 18 century to the 1920’s” by Ms. Irina Arsenishvili, the senior conservator of Art Direction of the GNM.

This richly illustrated book presents a study of Georgian easel painting (2^nd half of the 18 century 1^st quarter of the 20^th century) in connection with Russian and European art. The definition of its artistic process is an important problem of modern Georgian art criticism.

Beginning with the renaissance European culture and easel painting have followed a centuries-old path of stylistic evolution and despite the heterogeneous development of European painting, general artistic processes occurred simultaneously in different European countries, in which the historical unity of European paintings is manifested.

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