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TBC Culture

Supporting the cultural sector is one of TBC’s core priorities. For several decades, TBC has been actively promoting creative initiatives and projects across various fields of art, literature, cinema, and music.

TBC supports numerous cultural projects. By funding exhibitions, festivals, art institutions, and educational initiatives.

Cultural Projects

TBC promotes the realization of contemporary creative ideas, while also preserving and popularizing cultural heritage. The goal of supporting each project is to strengthen the local art scene and foster its diversity.

Annual projects

TBC Concept Gallery

TBC Concept Gallery is one of Tbilisi’s leading cultural venues, dedicated to curating contemporary art exhibitions. Its mission is to introduce audiences to local and international artists, their practices, and works

Exhibitions

TBC Concept Gallery presents Natela Grigalashvili’s solo show Whither Are You Flying, O Cloud? The Fereydani Trace: Four Centuries Later. “Whither are you flying, O cloud? Who knows, maybe you will fly over the mountains of Georgia?!...”

TBC Concept Gallery presents Natela Grigalashvili’s solo show Whither Are You Flying, O Cloud? The Fereydani Trace: Four Centuries Later. “Whither are you flying, O cloud? Who knows, maybe you will fly over the mountains of Georgia?!...”

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6 Jun. 2026 - 15 Sep. 2026

The exhibition Tbilisi — Risingland presents the outcomes of a work focused on critical representations of the geological intimacy of Tbilisi through the creation of three-dimensional hand-made models.

The exhibition Tbilisi — Risingland presents the outcomes of a work focused on critical representations of the geological intimacy of Tbilisi through the creation of three-dimensional hand-made models.

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28 Feb. 2026 - 24 Apr. 2026

TBC Concept Gallery presents We Are Seekers, a collaborative exhibition by David Meskhi and Tony Just, curated by the gallery LC Queisser.

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14 Oct. 2025 - 5 Feb. 2026

On September 20, TBC Concept Flagship, at Marjanishvili 7, hosted the exhibition: Lado Alexi-Meskhishvili, Architect on the edge of epochs.

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20 Sep. 2025 - 31 Jan. 2026

Rusudan Khizanishvili’s Personal Iconography unfolded in two parts: the first floor is dedicated to graphic works, while the second floor features six large-scale paintings.

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1 Sep. 2025 - 30 Oct. 2025

TBC Concept flagship space hosted Daro Sulakauri’ personal photo exhibition - I Was Dreaming When I Wrote This.

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17 May. 2025 - 22 Jun. 2025

The exhibition and publication project An Atlas of Commoning aims to reclaim and redefine the open and emancipatory space of “we” as a concept.

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4 Oct. 2024 - 15 Nov. 2024

The show took place on two floors of the gallery, presenting strongly different expositions that, despite the contrast, created one united display. The works offered the viewers a journey into the artist's world.

The show took place on two floors of the gallery, presenting strongly different expositions that, despite the contrast, created one united display. The works offered the viewers a journey into the artist's world.

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25 Jul. 2024 - 15 Sep. 2024

Koka Ramishvili is one of the central figures in the history of modern Georgian painting. His work developed in the realm of the most challenging changes of the post-Soviet period and was, from the very beginning, distinguished by reflexivity

Koka Ramishvili is one of the central figures in the history of modern Georgian painting. His work developed in the realm of the most challenging changes of the post-Soviet period and was, from the very beginning, distinguished by reflexivity

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7 Aug. 2023 - 13 Jul. 2024

Keti Kapanadze's solo exhibition title Poison for a Couple references the artist's 1990 black-and-white photo depicting a pair of old-fashioned perfume bottles. The show featured her early series of works.

Keti Kapanadze's solo exhibition title Poison for a Couple references the artist's 1990 black-and-white photo depicting a pair of old-fashioned perfume bottles. The show featured her early series of works.

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10 Apr. 2024 - 30 May. 2024

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Exhibitions

TBC Concept Gallery presents Natela Grigalashvili’s solo show Whither Are You Flying, O Cloud? The Fereydani Trace: Four Centuries Later. “Whither are you flying, O cloud? Who knows, maybe you will fly over the mountains of Georgia?!...”

The exhibition Tbilisi — Risingland presents the outcomes of a work focused on critical representations of the geological intimacy of Tbilisi through the creation of three-dimensional hand-made models.

TBC Concept Gallery presents We Are Seekers, a collaborative exhibition by David Meskhi and Tony Just, curated by the gallery LC Queisser.

On September 20, TBC Concept Flagship, at Marjanishvili 7, hosted the exhibition: Lado Alexi-Meskhishvili, Architect on the edge of epochs.

Rusudan Khizanishvili’s Personal Iconography unfolded in two parts: the first floor is dedicated to graphic works, while the second floor features six large-scale paintings.

TBC Concept flagship space hosted Daro Sulakauri’ personal photo exhibition - I Was Dreaming When I Wrote This.

The exhibition and publication project An Atlas of Commoning aims to reclaim and redefine the open and emancipatory space of “we” as a concept.

The show took place on two floors of the gallery, presenting strongly different expositions that, despite the contrast, created one united display. The works offered the viewers a journey into the artist's world.

Koka Ramishvili is one of the central figures in the history of modern Georgian painting. His work developed in the realm of the most challenging changes of the post-Soviet period and was, from the very beginning, distinguished by reflexivity

Keti Kapanadze's solo exhibition title Poison for a Couple references the artist's 1990 black-and-white photo depicting a pair of old-fashioned perfume bottles. The show featured her early series of works.