“Art is the universal language that weaves together diverse cultures, bridging hearts and minds across borders.”
Step into an extraordinary world of artistic wonder as we recount the momentous occasion that unfolded on May 23rd at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. Join us in celebrating the grand opening of the esteemed project, “Rooted in Culture,” presented by the Artcross Foundation in collaboration with Art Gallery Line and the Embassy of Georgia in the United States. This remarkable cultural exchange initiative aims to showcase the contemporary art and rich cultural heritage of Georgia while fostering profound and enduring connections between Georgia and the United States.
Following its debut in Tbilisi, Georgia, on May 5, 2023, the exhibition has now arrived in the capital of the United States, paying homage to Georgian Independence Day and shining a spotlight on the works of 25 distinguished Georgian artists.
The inception of the “Rooted in Culture” project by the Art Cross Foundation marks a moment of jubilation, emphasizing the profound significance of cultural exchange in fostering unity between nations. By intertwining the art and culture of Georgia and the United States, this initiative seeks to deepen mutual appreciation and understanding while celebrating the beauty of diversity. It serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring connections that can be forged through the universal language of art.
Prepare to be captivated by the remarkable lineup of contemporary artists featured in this exhibition. Renowned names such as Dima Antadze, Dato Aptsiauri, Alex Berdysheff, Nino Gogolashvili, Gela Dumbadze, Mamuka Didebashvili, Otar Vepkhvadze, Giorgi Vepkhvadze, Levan Vardosanidze, Sergo Tbileli, Gogita Toidze, Amiran Kuprava, Mamuka Mikeladze, Tamar Minashvili, Dato Popiashvili, Maya Ramishvili, Gia Revazi, Temo Tailuri, Tamar Shashiashvili, and Gia Japaridze have contributed their extraordinary talent to this exhibition. The resounding success of the exhibition in Washington, D.C., drew a crowd of 1000 attendees, underscoring the growing interest in Georgian art and culture.
The proceeds from the sale will be directed to the Art Cross Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting artists and promoting Georgian art. This will help further their mission of fostering artistic talent and raising awareness about the art scene in Georgia.
The grand opening of the “Rooted in Culture” exhibition at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., marks a significant moment that celebrates the power of art and cultural exchange. This exhibition, showcasing contemporary art and culture from Georgia, serves as the beginning of a promising cultural journey that aims to bridge
