About Art Gallery Line

Since 2003, Art Gallery Line has represented many of the most significant contemporary Georgian artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.

About Gallery

Established by Ketevan Paitchadze in 2003, Art Gallery Line is a regional gallery specializing in modern and contemporary Georgian art, with eight exhibition spaces across Georgia.

From its inception, the gallery has prepared and presented museum-quality exhibitions of work by leading Georgian contemporary artists, including Sergo Tbileli, Levan Vardosanidze, Temo Tailuri, Gia Japaridze, Maia Ramishvili, Mamuka Mikeladze, Mamuka Didebashvili, Gela Dumbadze, Gogita Toidze, Alex Berdysheff, David Popiashvili, Gia Revazishvili, Nino Gogolashvili, Tika Japaridze, Maia Mania, and Mika Tbileli.

Since 2003, Art Gallery Line has supported and developed contemporary art in Georgia. Over the past decade, its commitment to emerging and established artists at home and abroad has made it one of the country’s leading galleries.

Today the gallery operates eight locations across Georgia. Its headquarters is the Art Gallery Line Grand Hall at 7 Bambis Rigi Street in Tbilisi, which has welcomed nearly 100,000 visitors since opening, alongside a smaller adjacent space on the same street. Art Gallery Line was among the first contemporary galleries in the region to help shape Tbilisi’s art scene. In spring 2022 it opened an additional exhibition space in Kakheti.

For more than two decades, the gallery has helped artists develop their careers while presenting established names to collectors and the public. Its 2023–2025 strategy focuses on supporting talented artists and commissioning ambitious new projects—as both a platform for promotion and an active participant in contemporary art.

Our History

Art Gallery Line was established in May of 2003. At first The gallery was called elite gallery and was situated on Rustaveli Avenue in Hotel Marriot . During that time Art Gallery Line started its project Winds of Caucasus to establish a greater connection between art scenes of Caucasian countries such as Azerbaijan, Armenia and etc.

During 2006 Art Gallery Lines main exhbition hall relocated to the center of old Tbilisi , Manatshev Building at Bambis Rigi 7.

The move brought about many changes in the exhibition style and helped establish Art Gallery Line as a leading force in the Georgian art scene.
During the same year Ketevan Paitchadze started working on opening up another facet for the business: Art Gallery line in the Tbilisi Airport. This was a first for Georgia, and it helped us further cultural exchange and promote Georgian art around the world—all while providing one of the first touch-down points for visitors coming into Georgia.

In 2008 Art Gallery Line became a proud partner and host for project Hope Box .
Since the start of 2010 Art Gallery Line was working on further developing and popularizing contemporary Georgian art.

In 2018 Art Gallery Line Launched and sponsored Mixxer a platform for young artist to showcase their art and express their vision.