GEORGIA BERLIN GALERIE Hillmer + Partner

The Berlin Gallerist Annelie Hillmer has specialized on Georgian Art for more than ten years. In her Gallery in Berlin Charlottenburg she continues the close relationship between both countries which has its origin in the 19 century.

Berlin always had a magical attraction on Georgian intellectuals and artists. There also was a huge interest on Georgian Art from this side and so in the 1970s and 1980s already it was celebrated as the expression of beauty, mystic and artistic power, which left one longing for the distant country in the Caucasus region.

The Gallery presents an exclusive artist, Zaza Tuschmalivili , who came to Berlin in the early 90s. By now he is one of the most popular and important Georgian temporary artists.

Here he evolved his distinctive picture language: Iconographical elements of the religious Christian painting , fusioned with Cubism and Surrealism forms. In warm colors and artful techniques the native Georgian home becomes just as comprehensible as his immersion into the modern Western painting.

Part of the Gallery Program are other international artists, which are already known in Berlin and abroad:

Dietmar Lemcke, Levan Vardosanidze, Levan Tchogoschvili, Mario Ferrante, Sabel Guisse, Angelika von Stocki, Bucco, Malchaz Shvelidze, Temur Javakahischvili, Irene Pascual, Paco Vallejo, Kachabar Demuradze, Irina Kurtishvili, Archil Kikodze , Tamara McGregor, Axel Brand, Eka Sharashidze, Levan Manjavidze,
Otto Solomon.

ART FAIRS

Art of Georgia has participated in Art Fairs at Paris, Bruxelles, Hamburg, Berlin, Strasbourg, Marbella, Geneva, Gent, Rotterdam, Salzburg, Dublin and London
Cultural Days of Georgia
Art of Georgia has participated in Exhibition at Berlin, Frankfurt, Gothenburg and Zurich.

EXHIBITION SPACES

Georgia Berlin Galerie, Bleibtreustr. 17, 10623 Berlin, next to Kurfürstendamm