Georgian Museum of Fine Arts, Fine arts museum in central Tbilisi, Georgia
The Georgian Museum of Fine Arts is a museum in central Tbilisi housing artworks from Georgian and international artists across multiple levels. Its galleries display paintings, sculptures, and contemporary installations in changing configurations.
The museum opened in 2018 and quickly became an important venue for Georgian artistic heritage. Its establishment marked a significant moment in how the city presents and preserves art from its culture.
The museum hosts regular exhibitions featuring both emerging and established artists, offering visitors a window into how contemporary Georgian creativity develops and finds space alongside international work.
The location near public transportation makes arrival straightforward for most visitors. Guided tours in multiple languages are available, and opening hours extend during busier periods.
The collection holds around 140,000 objects spanning Georgian, Oriental, Russian, and European artistic traditions. This range reflects how different cultural influences have shaped local art across centuries.
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