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Answers for collectors, advisors, institutions, and visitors interested in artwork inquiries, private sales, documentation, payment, shipping, and the Art Gallery Line collection.
Contact Art Gallery Line
For artwork inquiries, private sales, exhibition information, press requests, or institutional collaborations, please contact Art Gallery Line directly.
Our team assists collectors, curators, advisors, and institutions with artwork availability, artist information, documentation, and acquisition guidance.
Contact Art Gallery Line
You can contact Art Gallery Line through the contact form on our website, by email at info@artgalleryline.com, or by phone. For press and media requests, please contact press@artgalleryline.com.
For artwork inquiries, please include the artist name, artwork title, or a link to the work you are interested in, so our team can respond with the most accurate information.
Visiting & Private Viewings
Art Gallery Line was founded in Tbilisi in 2003 and has built one of Georgia’s most established contemporary art programs, with a history of exhibition spaces, cultural partnerships, and public presentations across Georgia.
The gallery is especially connected with Old Tbilisi, where it developed many of its major exhibitions and collector relationships. Today, Art Gallery Line presents works through several formats, including private viewing spaces, partner venues, international fairs, and selected public presentations.
Our program has included presentations at the Tbilisi International Airport VIP lounges, the Ambassador Hotel in Tbilisi, Château Mere in Kakheti, and private viewing spaces arranged by appointment. Because availability and access may vary by venue, we recommend contacting the gallery before visiting.
For privacy, security, and proper artwork preparation, exact private-viewing details are shared after an appointment is confirmed.
Some partner presentations may follow the opening hours and access rules of their venue, such as hotel, airport, or hospitality-based exhibition spaces.
For the main gallery program and collector viewings, visits are arranged by appointment. This allows our team to prepare the right works, documentation, and viewing environment, especially for private-sale works, works not publicly displayed, and high-value pieces that require preparation before viewing.
For the best experience, please contact us before visiting so we can guide you to the correct current location or arrange a private appointment.
Private viewings are available by request. Please email info@artgalleryline.com, call the gallery, or use the website contact form with the artist, artwork, exhibition, or type of work you would like to see, along with your preferred date and time.
Once we review your request, we will confirm availability, recommend the best viewing format, and share the appointment details. For collector security and privacy, exact viewing information is provided after confirmation.
Yes. Art Gallery Line offers private viewing arrangements for collectors, advisors, designers, institutions, and serious artwork inquiries.
Private viewings may be arranged for selected works from the gallery’s inventory, works not currently displayed publicly, private-sale pieces, or presentations connected to a specific artist, collection, or project.
This format allows visitors to experience the artworks in a focused setting and gives the gallery team the opportunity to provide context, documentation, and acquisition guidance.
Yes. Art Gallery Line has participated in international exhibitions, cultural programs, institutional collaborations, and art fair presentations.
In addition to private viewings and gallery-led presentations, selected works may be shown through partner venues, hotels, airport VIP lounges, cultural spaces, and special projects.
To meet us during a fair or partner presentation, email info@artgalleryline.com or press@artgalleryline.com with the venue, dates, and the artists or works you are interested in. We will share booth, venue, or appointment details when available.
Artwork Inquiries & Buying
You can browse available and featured works through the Artworks section of our website. You may search by artist, medium, category, or collection depending on the available filters.
If you are looking for a specific artist, size, subject, price range, or type of work, you may also contact the gallery directly. Not every available work is publicly listed online, and our team can recommend works based on your interests.
Open the artwork page and click Inquiry or Inquire About This Work. You can also save works to My Collection and send an inquiry from your saved list.When you submit an inquiry, include your name, email, and any specific questions about availability, price, documentation, shipping, or viewing. Our team will respond directly and guide you through the next steps.
Yes. You may inquire about an artwork as a guest without creating an account.
Creating an account is optional, but it allows you to save works, manage your profile, and keep your collecting interests organized through My Collection.
Yes, you can create a collection and save artwork for later purchase. Simply click the “Add to Collection” button on any product page.
Availability is shown on many artwork pages, but final availability should always be confirmed directly with the gallery. Some works may be reserved, on hold, in an exhibition, or part of a private-sale conversation.
If you are seriously interested in a work, please submit an inquiry and our team will confirm the current status.
Art Gallery Line has over 25 years of experience shipping artworks worldwide. In case you require shipping, after your order is placed, a representative will contact you to arrange shipment tailored to your needs. Shipping costs vary by destination and will be quoted separately.
Many works are handled through private sale or catalog inquiry, where prices are shared directly rather than publicly listed. This is common for higher-value works, works with special provenance, estate-held works, and pieces whose pricing depends on scale, medium, exhibition history, availability, and market context.If a work is marked Price on Request, please use the inquiry button and our team will provide the appropriate information. Selected works may show public pricing or allow direct online acquisition when that format is suitable.
Availability is listed on each artwork page. Some works may be available for direct acquisition, some may be available through private sale, and others may be shown for archival or exhibition reference. For the most accurate availability, please contact the gallery.
Our reply may include the current availability of the work, price or price range where appropriate, dimensions, medium, year, artist background, additional images, and available documentation.Depending on the work, this may also include certificate information, provenance notes, exhibition history, condition notes, or shipping guidance.Not every artwork has the same file set. We provide what is accurate and available for each piece and will clearly state when information is pending confirmation.
Available documentation may include artwork details, artist information, provenance notes, exhibition history, certificates, or other supporting materials depending on the artwork.
We aim to respond to serious artwork and collector inquiries within 1–2 business days. Requests that involve availability confirmation, additional images, shipping quotes, condition reports, or institutional documentation may take longer.
If a request is time-sensitive, such as an art fair appointment, shipping deadline, or institutional inquiry, please mention the deadline in your message.
For serious collectors, we may offer a short written hold while final details are discussed. A standard courtesy hold is usually 3–5 business days, depending on demand, exhibition commitments, fair schedules, and the artist or estate involved.
Longer reservations or high-value holds may require a deposit. A work is not considered reserved until the gallery confirms the hold in writing.
Unless specifically stated in writing, artwork prices do not include import duties, VAT, customs fees, brokerage fees, or local taxes in the buyer’s country. Most international quotes are treated as duties and taxes unpaid unless the invoice or shipping agreement states otherwise.
If a shipment is quoted as DDP / Delivered Duty Paid, that will be clearly written in the invoice or logistics quote. Otherwise, the buyer should expect to handle local import charges directly.
Collecting with Art Gallery Line
Art Gallery Line focuses on Georgian modern and contemporary art, including painting, sculpture, mixed media, and selected estate-held works by artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Yes. Art Gallery Line works with experienced collectors, institutions, designers, advisors, and first-time buyers. We can guide you through artist background, scale, medium, pricing context, documentation, payment, shipping, and installation considerations.
For first-time collectors, we recommend beginning with an inquiry or private consultation so we can understand your taste, budget, space, and long-term collecting goals.
Yes. Art Gallery Line offers private sales for collectors seeking selected works by Georgian modern and contemporary artists. Private sale inquiries are handled discreetly and directly by the gallery.
Yes. We welcome inquiries from interior designers, art advisors, architects, curators, museums, hotels, corporate collections, cultural institutions, and collection managers.
Please share the project scope, location, timeline, preferred artists or mediums, and budget range where helpful. We can propose works from the online catalog, private inventory, upcoming exhibitions, or artist/estate relationships.
Payment Information
We accept bank transfers, credit cards, and selected cryptocurrency payments for qualifying acquisitions.
Available methods may vary depending on the value of the work, buyer location, online checkout settings, and whether the transaction is handled as a private sale or direct website purchase.
Your gallery representative will confirm the correct payment method for your acquisition.
Most international acquisitions can be discussed in USD, with EUR or GEL available where appropriate. The final invoice will confirm the currency, payment deadline, and any conversion or processing details.
For cryptocurrency transactions, settlement terms are confirmed case by case before payment is accepted.
Yes, your payment information is secure. We use SSL encryption to protect your data.
If your payment fails, you will be notified and given the option to try again or choose a different payment method. Please ensure that your payment information is correct and that you have sufficient funds in your account.
Artwork acquisitions are generally considered final once terms are agreed, payment is made, and the invoice or sales agreement is issued. Cancellations before shipment may be considered case by case, but once a work has been packed, exported, shipped, or delivered, returns are generally not accepted unless required by law or explicitly agreed in writing.For each transaction, the invoice or written sale terms will control the final policy.
A deposit may be required for reserved works, commissioned arrangements, special holds, high-value acquisitions, or works requiring export preparation before final payment. Deposit amounts are typically discussed case by case and may range from 20% to 100%, depending on the work and terms.
Full payment is generally required before artwork is released for shipment or delivery.
Press, Research, Institutions & Partnerships
Press and media requests may be sent to press@artgalleryline.com. Please include your outlet, topic, deadline, and whether you need images, captions, interview access, artist information, or exhibition details.
For general artwork or collector inquiries, use info@artgalleryline.com.
Yes. Art Gallery Line has a history of museum-quality exhibitions, cultural programs, and collaborations connected to Georgian contemporary art. We welcome institutional, corporate, hospitality, and cultural partnership proposals.
Please share the institution or company name, proposed dates, location, exhibition or loan concept, insurance or indemnity requirements, and any curatorial or logistical needs. Institutional loans and collaborations usually require advance planning, often 8–12 weeks or more depending on the scope.
About Art Gallery Line · Contact
Art Gallery Line primarily works through its established roster, long-term artist relationships, selected estates, and project-based collaborations. We review outside proposals selectively and do not accept unsolicited artwork drop-offs.
Artists, estates, or collectors may email a concise proposal to info@artgalleryline.com with images, dimensions, medium, year, provenance, price expectations, and contact information. If the proposal is suitable, our team will respond.
Private sales are discreet, gallery-led acquisitions of selected Georgian modern and contemporary works that may not be publicly listed with price or full details online.
These may include important paintings, sculptures, estate-held works, and works reserved for collectors, institutions, or special presentations.
To inquire, use the artwork inquiry form or email info@artgalleryline.com with the artist, period, medium, size, or collecting direction you are interested in.
Yes. Art Gallery Line provides specialist expertise and advisory support for auction houses, museums, cultural institutions, curators, advisors, collectors, and private collections seeking deeper knowledge of Georgian modern and contemporary art.Our team can assist with artist background, exhibition history, provenance context, market positioning, collection research, artwork selection, curatorial direction, private-sale opportunities, and introductions to Georgian artists or artist estates where appropriate.For auction houses, Art Gallery Line may provide contextual research, artist biographies, artwork background, cataloguing support, and guidance on Georgian art market positioning.For museums and cultural institutions, we can support exhibition planning, artist selection, artwork loans, cultural programming, educational context, and institutional partnerships connected to Georgian art and culture.Please note that formal authentication, valuation, conservation reports, or legal opinions may require separate written agreements and, when necessary, independent specialists. Each request is reviewed individually based on the artwork, artist, documentation, and scope of the project.For institutional or professional inquiries, please contact info@artgalleryline.com or press@artgalleryline.com with the artwork details, project scope, deadline, and the type of expertise required.
Yes. Art Gallery Line supports journalists, writers, researchers, curators, students, and cultural professionals who want to learn more about Georgian modern and contemporary art, Georgian artists, and the wider cultural context of Georgia.
Our team can help provide background information on Georgian art history, contemporary Georgian artists, exhibition context, artist biographies, cultural references, images where available, and introductions to artists, estates, curators, or institutional partners when appropriate.
We are especially interested in supporting meaningful research, articles, interviews, cultural features, documentaries, academic projects, and publications that help bring Georgian art and culture to wider audiences.
Please contact press@artgalleryline.com with your name, publication or institution, research topic, deadline, and the type of information or materials you are requesting. For general cultural or artwork-related inquiries, you may also contact info@artgalleryline.com.
Please note that image permissions, formal research support, expert statements, authentication requests, or publication materials may require separate written approval depending on the scope of the request.
Georgian Art Focus
Georgian contemporary art reflects the living practice of artists working in and connected to Georgia today, including painting, sculpture, mixed media, installation, photography, and related forms. It often carries deep connections to Georgian history, language, spirituality, architecture, folklore, wine culture, and the country’s position between Europe and Asia.
Art Gallery Line focuses on Georgian contemporary and modern art because Georgia has a rich visual tradition and a powerful group of artists whose work deserves broader international recognition.
Since 2003, Art Gallery Line has represented and promoted significant Georgian contemporary artists through exhibitions, collector programs, cultural projects, and international presentations. Our mission is to connect Georgian artists with collectors, institutions, and audiences in Georgia and abroad.
The gallery’s focus is cultural depth, long-term artist development, and museum-quality presentation rather than a generic global inventory.
Yes. Our program includes living artists and selected estate-held works from important Georgian artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Estate availability, provenance, documentation, and sale terms are confirmed individually for each work.
Art Gallery Line represents and promotes leading Georgian modern and contemporary artists, with a mission to present the best of Georgian art to collectors, institutions, and international audiences.
Since 2003, the gallery has worked with a distinguished group of Georgian artists, including Sergo Tbileli, Levan Vardosanidze, Gia Japaridze, Maia Ramishvili, Mamuka Mikeladze, Gela Dumbadze, Gogita Toidze, Nino Gogolashvili, Alex Berdysheff, Giorgi Vepkhvadze, Temo Tailuri, and other important voices connected to Georgia’s contemporary art scene.
The gallery’s program is focused on artistic quality, cultural depth, long-term artist development, and museum-level presentation rather than a generic international inventory.
Account & Website
My Collection is a saved list of artworks on the website. You can use it to shortlist pieces, compare options, return later, or share your interests with the gallery team when making an inquiry.
Guests may inquire work by work, but creating an account makes it easier to save works and manage your collecting preferences.
No. You may inquire about an artwork as a guest. However, creating an account allows you to save works, manage your profile, and keep your collecting interests organized.
A collector profile helps the gallery personalize recommendations and follow-up.
Sign in to My Account and update your name, email, password, primary location, profession, social links, or other profile information. If you need a copy of past correspondence or want to update an active inquiry, email info@artgalleryline.com.