My plans for the future are still a bit broad. I’m starting to explore making furniture, but I need to develop those unique designs first.
Locals
Yes, we’re loud and we know it. We love late-night supras with our family and friends and we love our food and wine. Surely every culture has its own notion of a cozy and warm ambiance. But we think ‘supra’ is unique. So if you’re planning on visiting or moving to Georgia and find yourself drawn to “supra”, don’t say we didn’t warn you … we know you’ll love it! 
We also love and cherish our history and our traditions. But that’s not all we do. We’re creative and talented. We inspire and engage. We’ve come a long way and we’re changing every day.
Freedom of Transportation
For whatever reason you want more parks for the city, whether it’s for quiet contemplation, socialization or a clean air to breath, the fact still stands – the reason you want more, is that there isn’t sufficient number of them
Urban Parks Wanted
For whatever reason you want more parks for the city, whether it’s for quiet contemplation, socialization or a clean air to breath, the fact still stands – the reason you want more, is that there isn’t sufficient number of them
Homophobic Nation
Gay men and lesbians are subject to legal discrimination in housing, employment, and fundamental civil rights. And transgender individuals are stigmatized and discriminated against.
This reinforces a fact that equality on the legal level isn’t the same as social equality. Minority stress—a cause of health disparities—is a theory about the impact of prejudice and stigma, which is the most prevalent under the shade of our ever-vigilant church.
History of Georgian Theater
The theater has always played an important role in shaping the collective consciousness of Georgians. Since ancient times there have existed many spectacles.
Mariam Sitchinava – Stealing The Intimacy
"With a flick of a finger, I am stealing the intimacy." Mariam Sitchinava's work has an interesting quality. There's something raw, intimate, and breathing. Her ethereal photographs let the viewer become a part of the artistic process, feel the sounds, breathe in the...
Georgian Dance – The Eternal Celebration
The roots of the art form are lost in the depths of millennia. Its history is the endless strive for perfection. Dance is a specific form of spiritual culture that reflects reality in artistic images. Georgian choreography is based on reality, reflecting much of the social and aesthetic experience of our ancestors, but at the same time, its spirit is unreal. The symbolic nature of expressive means of every artistic image is loaded with meaning and used to communicate ideas through symbolic allusions of various components.
Politicians We Deserve
Politicians. Everybody says they suck. Well, where do people think these politicians come from? They don’t fall out of the sky. They don’t pass through a membrane from another reality. They come from Georgian families, Georgian schools, Georgian churches, Georgian businesses and Georgian universities, and they are elected by Georgian citizens. These politicians are the best we can do folks. It’s what our system produces: Garbage in, garbage out.
The Making of Georgia
The 70s of the X century is one of the most important stages in the history of Georgia, which throughout its long existence has always had the tendency towards unification, accompanied by the nonetheless weaker separatist soul. This cultural dissonance resulted in various attempts of knitting the kingdom together but almost always ended in an even stronger wave of disintegration.
A Few Good Reasons To Be A Tourist In Your Own Country
We can all name at least ten different types of khachapuri from different regions of Georgia but most of us have probably never traveled to some of those regions. Well, this could be the summer when you can taste Imeruli khachapuri in Imereti, Megruli in Samegrelo...
Coronavirus, Tourism And Other Things Georgia Is Good At
By Hana LaRock When we look at countries around the globe who have been successful at flattening the curve and decreasing coronavirus cases, we hear about South Korea, New Zealand, Canada, and Iceland. But, one country that has not made headlines as much as her...
Oil Builds Statues – Effigies of Greed
Once upon a time, there was a man, Who had tons and tons of oil wells. He drilled and killed as much he willed, Forging, gilding all his deeds. Futile were his hordes of sins, Veiling all of pogrom yields. With stygian gold he used to preach, And got himself some...
Back To The Future
- Do you ever wonder that the melodies that are stuck in our heads are actually rooted in our memory and connected to certain places, events, or meetings that we wish to erase or can't forget? Strangely enough, these exact places carry the memory of music in...
Tbilisi – The Way I See It
By Filmmaker Giorgi Tavartkiladze Tbilisi - the city I was born and raised, is stuck in my earliest memory as a post-civil-war, ruined, poor and grey space. But in spite of this, I still fell in love with her. Today, some people in Georgia say "Tbilisi meant...
The Intimate Terrorism
For millions of women, children, and men, all over the world, home is not a safe place and the only memories that are formed in it are painful ones. The challenge of dealing with domestic violence and the importance of doing so are two sides of the same coin. Domestic violence is so devastating precisely because it causes problems at the core of people’s lives—their homes.
Our Not So Unique Flag
Our icon is the homeland Trust in God is our creed, Enlightened land of plains and mounts, Blessed by God and holy heaven. The freedom we have learned to follow Makes our future spirits stronger, Morning star will rise above us And lightens up the land between the two...
Tbilisi – More Than Hot Baths
“Vakhtang I Gorgasali, once went out hunting with his royal falcon in the neighborhood forests of the first capital of Georgia – Mtskheta. After some time, the king sent his falcon to catch a pheasant. The falcon flew away, and after a while, the king lost...
Losing Our Past
What happens when we destroy the past? We lose our memory and when we lose it, we lose ourselves, because there is no “us” without memories. With cities, it is the same. Historical urban areas are the memory of a city, while the buildings serve as records. The...
Who is Sofia Melnikova?
By Stan Gaivoronsky Who is Sofia Melnikova? Firstly, she was an actress and a muse, secondly, it is a Fantastic Douqan. Everyone knows the story of Niko Pirosmani and actress Margarita. But that’s a different story. On November 12th, 1917, the Poets Club, the...