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Art Gallery "Baia Gallery"

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Baia Gallery
Baia Gallery (ул. Размадзе 68)
Baia Gallery
Baia Gallery (ул. Размадзе 68)
Baia Gallery
Baia Gallery (ул. Размадзе 68)
Baia Gallery
Baia Gallery (ул. Размадзе 68)
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Visit the exhibition of masters of Georgian art at the Bayya Art Gallery in Tbilisi. Here you can get acquainted with the rich cultural heritage of the country, see the works of modern Georgian artists.

The gallery hosts thematic exhibitions with the involvement of authors working in various styles and directions. Displays of exhibits from private collections invariably attract the attention of art historians and professional collectors.

At the exhibition, you can also get advice from experts in the field of art. Auction sales of works of art, books, and collectible publications are held on a regular basis.

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    Marina Metreveli

    Fantastic exhibition, impressive venue, truly memorable experience.

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    Wlad Orlov

    Always visit this incredible gallery!

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    Александра Пашкова

    В галерее я побывал только один раз на выставке работ Мераба Абрамишвили - талантливого художника. Если выставка все еще проходит, стоит её посетить!

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    Александр Орлов

    Небольшая и уютная галерея с произведениями современных художников.

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    Maria Artamonova

    Attended "The Map of Georgian Art" exhibition recently. The gallery displayed works by Georgian artists from the late 20th century, who initially worked underground before gaining recognition after Georgia's independence. Artists like Levan Chogoshvili, Merab Abramishvili, Irakli Parjiani, and Mamuka Tsetskhladze were featured. Kako Topouria's "Mountains" and Merab Abramishvili's "Dancer" particularly caught my eye. At the entrance, there were souvenirs, postcards, and posters of renowned paintings available for purchase. Three women employees were present, all friendly, fluent in English, and created a warm atmosphere ideal for appreciating the art.

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    Alexandre Edisherashvili

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