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Art Gallery Line
Founded in 2003 by Ketevan Paitchadze, Art Gallery Line has grown into one of Georgia’s leading contemporary art galleries, dedicated to representing established Georgian artists and presenting Georgian art on an international stage.
The Core of AGL
Art Gallery Line is rooted in the living language of Georgian contemporary art where memory, heritage, and modern expression meet. For over two decades, the gallery has shaped a platform for artists whose work carries both cultural depth and contemporary relevance, presenting Georgian art with a museum-quality vision to collectors, institutions, and international audiences.
Our Artists
The gallery represents a refined constellation of Georgian contemporary artists, including Sergo Tbileli, Levan Vardosanidze, Gia Japaridze, Maia Ramishvili, Mamuka Mikeladze, Gela Dumbadze, Gogita Toidze, Nino Gogolashvili, Temo Tailuri, and others whose practices reflect the richness, complexity, and individuality of Georgia’s artistic voice.
Our Vision
Our vision is to advance Georgian contemporary art beyond borders — through exhibitions, cultural partnerships, and collector engagement that reveal Georgia not only as a place of heritage, but as a vital source of contemporary artistic thought.
Our Timelines
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2003
2003 / Foundation
Art Gallery Line was founded by Ketevan Paitchadze in Tbilisi, Georgia. From the beginning, the gallery focused on supporting Georgian contemporary artists and creating a professional platform for their work.
2006
2006 / Move to Old Tbilisi
The gallery relocated its main exhibition hall to Bambis Rigi 7, in the historic heart of Old Tbilisi. This move helped establish Art Gallery Line as a central force in Georgia’s contemporary art scene.
2007
2007 / Tbilisi Airport Gallery
Art Gallery Line expanded into Tbilisi International Airport, creating one of the first gallery experiences in a luxury travel environment in Georgia. The project introduced Georgian art to international visitors arriving and departing from the country.
2010
2010s / Growth and Artist Representation
Throughout the decade, Art Gallery Line continued developing its artist roster, presenting exhibitions, supporting collectors, and building long-term visibility for Georgian contemporary art.
2018
2018 / Mixxer Platform
Art Gallery Line launched and supported Mixxer, a platform created to give emerging artists a space to present new ideas, experiment, and connect with wider audiences.
2021
2021 / Art, Technology, and Cultural Memory
The gallery presented projects such as “Machine Learning for Culture” and Art Space/NFT, exploring the relationship between technology, history, contemporary art, and cultural preservation.
2022
2022 / New Exhibition Spaces
Art Gallery Line expanded its presence with additional exhibition spaces, including a more intimate viewing room in Old Tbilisi and a new exhibition presence in Kakheti.
Present
Present / International Presence
Today, Art Gallery Line continues to represent leading Georgian artists while expanding its international activity through exhibitions, art fairs, cultural partnerships, collector presentations, and institutional collaborations.
Future
Future / Global Expansion
Looking ahead, Art Gallery Line is focused on strengthening the international position of Georgian contemporary art, developing new exhibitions, supporting artist careers, and creating lasting bridges between Georgia and the global art world.