Work by Agenda.ge photographer exhibited in Batumi
Photo project Two Stories introduces Georgia through pictures. Photo by Batumi Contemporary Art Space.
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A photo story by Agenda.ge photographer Nino Alavidze has been exhibited in Batumi.
Batumi Contemporary Art Space is hosting two photo exhibitions, one by Alavidze and the other by Christoph Schumacher.
The photo project ‘Two stories from Georgia’ introduces Georgia through pictures.
Alavidze tells the story of half-deserted Georgian village of Mitarbi, its empty buildings with only a couple of families residing and their unexpected guests.
Nora Kumaritashvili in her house in the village Didi Mitarbi. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge
Schumacher’s pictures display young musicians from their childhood until the present. Each photo shows their personal transformation, ongoing changes in the world and current events.
The photo exhibition opened on November 10 and will remain on display until December 4.
Previously the photo project was exhibited in Freiburg, Germany.
German city of Freiburg is hosting variety of cultural events dedicated to the 25th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Georgia and Germany. A photo exhibition by Nino Alavidze and Christoph Schumacher is among them.
Creative snapshots of moments in time by Agenda.ge photographer Nino Alavidze are featuring in an annual photography festival uniting local and international artists in Georgia's seaside town Batumi.
Georgia’s seaside city of Batumi will turn into a hotspot for photography enthusiasts and aspiring professionals of the field next month with the opening of the Batumi Photo Days Festival.
A three-day celebration of the art of photography is launching in the Black Sea city of Batumi this Friday with the Batumi Photo Days Festival.
On the 25th of January 2019, the Consulate General of Georgia in New York hosted an event: Ten Stories from Georgia with Adam Morganstern
A three-day celebration of photography will launch on Georgia’s Black Sea coast later this month, when the Batumi Photodays festival brings established photographers and emerging creatives from Georgia and abroad to the city.