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We are delighted to announce that at the VIMA Art Fair 2026 @vima.artfair , Ani Toidze’s work, alongside the works of two other winners, received the Audience Choice Grant presented by Mellow @mllw.io • Ani Toidze @anniett__ Lick the Star, 2026 Pencil, charcoal on paper, 165 x 150 cm #anitoidze #cyprus #vimaartfair #contemporaryart

VIMA Art Fair 2026 @vima.artfair For the VIMA Art Fair we are pleased to present three contemporary artists working across distinct media: Uta Bekaia (ceramics), Aleksey Dubinsky (painting), and Ani Toidze (works on paper). Each artist is represented through a single medium, enabling a focused investigation of materiality and perception. Across the presentation, white surfaces - glazed ceramic, primed canvas, and paper - function as a unifying conceptual ground, activated by subtle interventions of color, mark, and form that articulate the transformative trajectories of human experience. 🗓️ May 14 — 17, 2026 🇨🇾 The Warehouse by IT Quarter, Limassol, Cyprus 📍Booth C5 #utabekaia #alekseydubinsky #anitoidze #vimartfair #cyprus

Spotlight on Uta Bekaia (@utabekaia ) Presented by Window Project (@windowproject__ ) at VIMA Art Fair 2026 Uta Bekaia (b. 1974) is an artist whose practice reimagines ancestral rituals through the lens of a queer utopian future. Working across wearable sculpture, ceramics, textiles, and performance, he constructs immersive environments shaped by craft, symbolism, and collective presence. Drawing from traditional techniques and cultural references, his works transform into living forms — activated through movement, film, and staged encounters. Credits: ‘Roots’, performance, 2025 Video by Stepan Liubimov

Window Project (@windowproject__ ) at VIMA Art Fair 2026 15-17 May, Limassol Cyprus Uta Bekaia (@utabekaia ): The Rabbit, that Jumped Over the Stars, 2026 Ani Toidze (@anniett__ ): Run, Baby, Run, 2026 Aleksey Dubinsky (@dubinsky_ ): The New Life, 2026

ARCOmadrid We are pleased to be participating in ARCOmadrid @feriaarco 2026 this week, featuring works by Uta Bekaia and Rusudan Khizanishvili. Booth: 9OP05 The presentation brings together the artists’ personal mythologies with close observations of human behaviour and the natural world, approaching narrative as a form of ecological knowledge. Across painting, drawing, tapestry, sculpture, and ceramic bas-reliefs, the works reflect on what endures over time, gestures, rituals, and symbolic forms that register human action, environmental cycles, and the rhythms that shape lived experience. 🗓️ March 4–8, 2026 📍 IFEMA Madrid, Av. del Partenón 5, Barajas, 28042 Madrid, Spain #art #arcomadrid #utabekaia #rusudankhizanishvili #windowproject

We are pleased to announce that “The Swan and Pink Mountain Chain” by Rusudan Khizanishvili has been acquired by MONA – Museum of Old and New Art, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, for its permanent collection. @monamuseum Image credits: 1. Courtesy of Rusudan Khizanishvili and MONA – Museum of Old and New Art, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia 2. Photo: Jesse Hunniford / MONA. Image courtesy of the artist and MONA, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia 3. Photo: Ika Khargelia #rusudankhizanishvili #windowproject #australia #art #museum

Window Project Announces Relocation to a New Gallery Space Window Project announces the conclusion of its activities at its current location at 9 E. Tatishvili Street, Tbilisi, as the gallery prepares to relocate to a new space. The opening of Window Project’s new gallery is planned for May 2026. Details regarding the new location and the opening program will be shared in the coming months. Throughout this transitional period, Window Project will remain fully operational and committed to its ongoing program. The gallery will continue its participation in international art fairs, maintain active collaborations, and provide sustained support to its artists. Window Project extends its sincere thanks to the artists, collectors, partners, and broader community for their continued trust and support. The gallery looks forward to welcoming audiences to its new space in the near future.

Spotlight on Window Project (@windowproject__ ) at VIMA Art Fair 2026 Window Project is a contemporary gallery based in Tbilisi, Georgia showing works of Georgian and international artists. The gallery mainly is focused to promote young Georgian artists as well as showing works of a “forgotten” older generation to contribute to the dialogue between the past and the present. Image: Rusudan Khizanishvili, Of Goddesses and Women, Exhibition View, Window Project

Nina Akhobadze at Window Project, Tbilisi “added.appended.foreign.” December 12, 2025 – January 20, 2026 Photos: ©Nino Menteshashvili, all images copyright and courtesy of the artists and Window Project, Tbilisi @windowproject__ @nina__akho

Nina Akhobadze - added.appended.foreign. 🗓️ On view till January 20th, 2026 📍 E.Tatishvili st.9, Tbilisi, Georgia “…Akhobadze’s ongoing movement across media and scale constitutes an expanded inquiry into the ontology of abstraction. Her practice aligns with Griselda Pollock’s feminist re-examination of abstract art in Abstraction and Difference (1988) and is further illuminated by Pollock’s later assertion that the artist’s bodily engagement in the work of painting marks “a site of psychosomatic subjectivity rather than anatomy” (Killing Men & Dying Women, 2022). In Akhobadze’s paintings, the surface becomes a repository of memory, intention, hesitation, and affective charge, an index of the temporal condition of making and of the reciprocal, almost corporeal, dialogue between artist and material. Positioned within a field long canonised through masculinised frameworks, Akhobadze’s practice asserts an alternative genealogy of abstraction, one that foregrounds plurality and embodied difference. Her work demonstrates that abstraction remains a vital, generative space in which divergent subjectivities and material imaginaries may coexist, unsettle, and expand the discourse of contemporary painting…” - Lela Grigalashvili 📷 : Nino Menteshashvili

Sacrificial Rites l Rusudan Khizanishvili, Chucho Reyes 🗓️ November 2025 - January 2026 📍 @camgaleria , Aristoteles 354, Polanco, Granada, CP. 11550, Mexico City, Mexico “Dual presentation of the accomplished Georgian artist Rusudan Khizanishvili and well-known Mexican artist Chucho Reyes opens up a unique avenue for intercultural discourse between Georgia and Mexico. Khizanishvili represents the post-Communist generation of Georgian female painters, sharing their difficult path of overcoming generational, hierarchically gendered, and post-colonial trauma while finding presence among the contemporary art landscape. Jesús Reyes Ferreira, (1880-1977), known as Chucho Reyes, was a self-taught artist, art collector, and stage set designer who, for many decades, stands out in the art history of Mexico for his idiosyncratic language nourished with folk traditions, juxtapositions, and forms. In their own way, both artists are grounded in their sources, geohistorical characteristics, and concerns, but neither one of them is just a passive observer. Both Khizanishvili and Reyes exemplify their national visual traditions while staying far away from cliches or banal appropriations of the common symbols. This exhibition looks at what themes also unite them, one of them being the concept of a sacrifice, either in a literal or a metaphoric way.Conceptual keys to this visually enriching exhibition full of hidden allusions could be found in diverse sources, including Human Sadness, a 1984 Georgian post-modernist novel by Goderdzi Chokheli, Violence and The Sacred, a 1972 treatise by French poststructuralist René Girard, as well as the concept of horizontal art history first introduced by the Polish art historian Piotr Piotrowski in 2009. Theory of horizontal art history is important here as it brings the visual traditions separated by oceans and mountains into a one communicative and chronological device where artists use individualism to overcome the anxiety of influence artificially created by postcolonial subjugation to the western traditions. The exhibition on view is an example of this approach to art history.” - Nina Chkareuli Courtesy of CAM Galeria

Nina Akhobadze – “added.appended.foreign” Window Project is pleased to present added. appended. foreign., the first solo exhibition of Nina Akhobadze in Georgia. Bringing together large-scale oil paintings, miniature canvases, and graphic compositions, the exhibition traces Akhobadze’s evolving exploration of abstraction within contemporary painting. Akhobadze’s works unfold through intuitive and tactile encounters with pigment, texture, and surface. Through accumulative layering and sustained attention to form, they cultivate rhythm, tension, and depth, producing surfaces that register the temporality of process and evoke perceptual resonance. Rejecting figuration, her practice probes the expressive and psychological capacities of abstraction, tracing the thresholds between the tangible and the felt, the seen and the remembered. Repeated gestures, stratified surfaces, and decisions embedded at every stage of the painting process collectively form a visual language that is at once intimate and deeply attuned to contemporary painterly discourse. Nina Akhobadze (b. 1997, Samtredia, Georgia) lives and works in Vienna, Austria. She studied Painting and Graphic Arts at the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts (2015–2019) under Oleg Timchenko and is currently continuing her practice at the University of Art and Design Linz with Anne Speier and Sergei Tcherepnin. Akhobadze held her first solo exhibition, It Takes Space, at Galerie Roberta Keil, Vienna (2025). Her work has been presented at Vienna Contemporary (2024), Schlossmuseum Linz (2024), and the Tbilisi Art Fair (2024), as well as in group exhibitions in Tbilisi and Vienna. 🪩 Opening Reception: December 12, 18:00 – 20:00 🗓️ Exhibition Duration: 12.12.2025 – 20.01.2026 📍 Address: E. Tatishvili St. 9, Tbilisi, Georgia