Rome hosts photo exhibition ‘Forgotten Victims of Occupation in Georgia’
The exhibition will be open until November 16 in Rome, Piazza, Capranica #97, Gallery Carlo Maria Biagiarelli. Photo: Embassy of Georgia in Italy.
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Gallery Carlo Maria Biagiarelli in Rome is hosting a photo exhibition titled ‘Forgotten Victims of Occupation in Georgia’ by Georgian and international photo reporters.
The photostory reflects the tragedy and current conditions of internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Georgia’s Russian-occupied Abkhazia and Tskhinvali regions from the 90’s to the present.
The Georgian Ambassador to Italy Konstantine Surguladze provided information to Italian diplomats about Georgia’s Russian-occupied regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, which face a humanitarian crisis.
Italian diplomats received information about Margo Martiashvili, who died in the hospital of occupied Tskhinvali as her relatives were unable to transport her to the Tbilisi-controlled territory via the shortest route due to the closure of the so-called border.
The exhibition features works by famous British photographers, John Jones and Malcolm Linton, as well as photos by Shakh Aivazov, Gogi Sharashenidze, Leli Blagonrarova and George Abdaladze.
The exhibition will be open until November 16 in Rome, Piazza, Capranica #97, Gallery Carlo Maria Biagiarelli.
The legacy of Georgia’s celebrated 20th century avant-garde painter Niko Pirosmani continues its journey across Europe being introduced to museum-goers in France alongside the famed Dutch impressionist Vincent van Gogh.
Over two dozen works by Niko Pirosmani, Georgia’s iconic artist from the early 20th century, will join paintings by Vincent van Gogh for a dual exhibition in the south of France staring next month.
An exhibition titled 'The Gendarmerie in the Caucasus' will open at the exhibition pavilion of the National Archives of the Ministry of Justice of Georgia on November 12.
The legacy of Georgia’s celebrated 20th century avant-garde painter Niko Pirosmani will continue its journey across Europe to be introduced to museum-goers in France alongside the famed Dutch impressionist Vincent van Gogh.