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Showing posts with label Maka Batiashvili. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maka Batiashvili. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

EXHIBITION: KISS TO SUMMER. Presents Maka Batiashvili.

17 July - 8pm - 8 Sioni Street


The Whip, 61x80cm, oil on canvas, 2009. By Maka Batiashvili

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

ART: Opening of Maka Batiashvili painting exhibition on April 9 at 6.00 p.m. in the Lithuanian Theatre, Music and Cinema Museum

You are cordially invited to the opening of Maka Batiashvili painting exhibition on April 9 at 6.00 p.m. in the Lithuanian Theatre, Music and Cinema Museum, Vilnius str. 41, Vilnius.

The organizers of the project 'Art in Old Lithuanian Manors 2009 'Artkomas'

www.menasdvaruose.lt

Project Coordinator
Olegas Darčanovas
+370 616 43643
artkomas@gmail.com

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Maka Batiashvili - maka@batiashvili.net
www.maka.batiashvili.net
(+995 99) 94 52 58

Monday, February 2, 2009

Saturday, December 6, 2008

Update Maka Batiashvili: Bird from Bomb





Maka Batiashvili, who turned the remainds of deadly weapons into art, shows the T-Shirt printed in London with many undersigns. See the originally work here

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

The Bird

From Other Artists
"The bird" by Maka Batiashvili

" This is my work a statue of bird made from the piece of Russian Bomb, which one I took from Gori ... This is a touch with piece of the bomb which is for me the material to create Art .
The kind of art - organism which will bring peace and new social vision...
To practicing on this installation for me is the act of freedom and feeling to be part of conflicts resolution. " Maka Batiashvili

Tuesday, July 1, 2008

ART: New Works By Maka Batiashvili

Maka Batiashvili is back from her peronal exhibition in London. And now she has got some new drawings. Her new paintings are more huge than in ealier times ...

Painting, 100x80cm, 2008, oil on canvas - by Maka Batiashvili

Painting, 80x70cm, 2008, oil on canvas - by Maka Batiashvili

Painting, 60x80cm, 2007, oil on canvas - by Maka Batiashvili

Diashow (including her new drawings and paintings) >>>

Thursday, June 12, 2008

ART: New Drawings by Maka Batiashvili

Thursday, May 8, 2008

EXHIBITION: Today is opening the exhibition from Maka Batiashvili in London


Paintings of Maka Batiashvili (Album)

The Georgian Embassy in conjunction with Caucasus Arts and the Georgian Community in the United Kingdom cordially invites you and guest to the Private View of the first solo exhibition in this country of the visiting artist Maka Batiashvili
05-08-08
07.00 - 09.00 pm, Thursday


RSVP Ketevan Kalandaze
0207 328 7823
Mobil: 079688 40855
caucasusarts@yahoo.co.uk

How to find us:
Embassy of Georgia
4 Russell Gardens
London W14 8EZ
Nearest Tube: Kensington (Olympia)


Samples of artists work can be seen on her website (blog): www.maka.batiashvili.net
and the paintings (which are for sale) will be on display at the Embassy until May 31st.

Monday, February 11, 2008

NEW: Painting by Maka Batiashvili: Teenager, 2008, 60x50cm


more by Maka Batiashvili can you find here >>>

The artist lives and works in Tbilisi, Georgia, where she was born in 1975. After her studies of monumental painting she devoted herself to smaller formats and video works that were shown in diverse exhibitions in Georgia. Her works are journeys into silent strange worlds – thanks to concentrated observations from an unusual perspective, and thanks to their references to Georgian everyday life. Apart from her work as artist Maka Batiashvili is member of the Georgian Artist Group and curates and organises political actions.

"Art is not only a means of pleasure, but also expression and establishment of freedom, the relation of the internal world to the surrounding environment (…), the conflict of idealism and realism, the relation between the existence and non-existence. The mentality of the artist is always related to the events around him, because these events create the art." (Maka Batiashvili)