"Vanda" Gallery (formerly "Hobby") is one of the first private galleries in Georgia, located in the historical district of Old Tbilisi, Sololaki. The gallery was founded in 1993 by Vanda and Aleksander Mujiri.
- Working Hours
Daily: 12:00 - 19:00
- Location
14 Daniel Chonkadze Street, 0105, Tbilisi, Georgia
Since its opening, the gallery's mission has been to promote contemporary Georgian art. To achieve this goal, 'Vanda' has for years participated in international festivals such as ArtExpo New York (New York), Art Basel Miami (Florida), Deco-In (Berlin, Germany), Ankara Art Fair (Turkey), Art Manezh (Moscow), Art Kiev (Ukraine), the International Art Festival in Boston, Tbilisi Art Fair (TAF), Cultural Village Foundation - Katara, etc. In 1997, the gallery presented contemporary Georgian painting for the first time at the International Monetary Fund in Washington, D.C. (USA).
Gallery 'Vanda' works with more than 100 artists, representing many of them on an exclusive basis. It also actively collaborates with foreign authors and galleries, and participates in large-scale projects.
In addition to world-renowned authors, the gallery works with young artists and students of the State Academy of Arts, discovering new talents and encouraging their future development. For 15 years, this goal has been served by "Golden Palette"—one of the country's largest children's art competitions founded by the gallery—which annually brings together over 200 children from both Tbilisi and various regions of Georgia.
In addition to solo and group exhibitions, Gallery "Vanda" organizes charity exhibitions and auctions, while also possessing extensive experience in shaping private and corporate collections. By monitoring key developments in the global art world, it provides comprehensive consulting services for collectors and art enthusiasts alike.
