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Gülay Yldirim Ay's solo exhibitions - "Emptiness"

25 / 05 / 2022

It's our pleasure to invite you to the opening of an exhibition organised by the Tbilisi State Academy of Art, Embassy of the Republic of Turkey in Tbilisi  and the Turkish Businessmen Association in Georgia GÜRTİAD.  The exhibition, that will be held on May 30, at  18:00, at the TSAA  Big Exhibition Hall, represents Gülay Yldirim Ay's solo exhibitions - "Emptiness" and is dedicated to the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Georgia and Turkey. 

The notes important event, to be held by the cultural sector, will contribute in expanding  the existing diplomatic and cultural relations between the two countries. Organizing an exhibition of the Turkish artist Gülay Yildirim Ay can be considered as launching the new creative perspectives.  The   exhibition  aims to introduce the Art of Gülay Yildirim Ay to the Georgian public, as  exhibition theme itself, speaks up for successful cultural dialogue between the two countries. 

It is noteworthy that the exhibition will feature archival materials of the artist Gülay Yildirim's father, Kenan Yildirim (Pataridze). It is an introductory statement of the exhibition that highlights an importance of the historical layers of Georgia and Turkey. 

Tbilisi State Academy of Art is the  host of the noted event, being always ready to create and promote popularization of the rich propagandist cultural space of different  scales.

Curated by Nino Gujabidze
Co-curated by Natalia Nickatsadze

Staff Erasmus mobility from Linz, Austria (art history)

11 / 04 / 2022

11-15 April, staff Erasmus mobility from the Erasmus partner - Catholic Private University Linz, to the TSAA Department of Art history and theory - professors Ana Minta, Julia Rudiger. The first part of an Erasmus exchange mobility project was realized in a blended format, the Austrian and Georgian professors exchange lectures and seminars were held via Zoom format. On 16 April, the presentation of the Art history direction of the Architecture Institute at the the Linz university will be held at the recently renovated TSAA's Library venue

TSAA Staff Erasmus mobility to Tartu, Estonia (fine art)

11 / 04 / 2022

4-8 April, TSSA staff Erasmus mobility to the TSAA Erasmus partner - Tartu Art College of the Pallas University of Applied Sciences, Tartu - T. Tskhadadze, professor of painting at the Fine art Faculty, workshop issue: Compositional thinking

Staff Erasmus mobility from Tartu, Estonia (restoration)

11 / 04 / 2022

11-14 April, TSSA staff Erasmus mobility from the TSAA Erasmus partner - Tartu Art College of the Pallas University of Applied Sciences, Tartu - Rene Haljasmäe, Head of Restoration/conservation department.
Workshop issues:

Introduction to Pallas Univesity of Applied Sciences - viewpoint from Department of Leather Design
Conservation of incunabula in the Academic Library of Tallinn University (practical survey over the years)
Workshop "Conservation of paper/binding I"
The book as an artefact: How to create closer reality through the digitisation (philosophical overview)
Workshop "Conservation of paper/binding II"
WWW-Database of Incunabula in Memory Institutions of Estonia (the result) / Conservation in Georgia - from an personal perspective
Workshop "Conservation of paper/binding III"

Press conference, UNESCO project ‘Blue Table Cloth’

27 / 04 / 2021

On 15 April t he TSAA hosted a press conference for media, and announced the start of the project ‘Traditional Blue Cloth for Developing Creative Industries’, which gained full funding within the UNESCO PARTICIPATION PROGRAMME for 2020-2021.
Project will be based and realized at the TSAA research laboratory 'Lurji Supra' (blue tablecloth) and aimed at developing an important area of textile design handcraft, historical Georgian textile ‘Blue Table Cloth’ and the restoration techniques, preserving cultural heritage and supporting the creative industry development in Shida Kartli, Bolnisi, Marneuli, Pankisi, Dusheti, facilitating an employment in the regions, integrating the women living in the regions and the representatives of ethnic minorities.
Project is structured as the multi-stage educational-training -seminar-workshops, conference and publication, involving academics and scholars from the LEPL National Museum of Georgia (textile direction), National Agency for cultural heritage preservation of Georgia, Azerbaijanian cultural museum of Mirza Fatali Akhundov, Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth Affairs, field experts of the TSAA Faculty of Design

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