On September 25 at 7:00 PM, the Art Palace of Georgia - Museum of Cultural History invites you to the opening of a solo exhibition by renowned Georgian artist Bruno Vepkhvadze.

A distinctive feature of Bruno Vepkhvadze’s work is the interplay between artistic tradition and his individual vision. He is the fourth-generation representative of the Vepkhvadze family of artists, a longstanding artistic tradition that was established by his great-grandfather, the painter Ivane Vepkhvadze.

Born in Tbilisi in 1986, Bruno Vepkhvadze received his professional education at the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts. Over the years, his artistic career has been presented in a number of significant exhibition spaces both in Georgia and abroad.

In 2016, his works were exhibited at the ARC Salon exhibition space in Marseille, France. His work has also been presented in Tbilisi, Rustavi, Spain, and other exhibition venues over the years. Vepkhvadze’s works are held in private collections in Georgia and abroad.

The artist’s new solo exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to explore his creative world, artistic language, and individual vision more closely. Bringing together works that reflect both the influence of a long-standing artistic tradition and the artist’s personal creative explorations, the exhibition provides an insight into the distinctive character of his practice.

Admission to the exhibition opening is free.