• Gachechiladze Mariam

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    Art Historian, Head of the Department of Modern Art, Ph.D. 

    Research field: The art of Georgian printed book, posters, ex-libris.  

    Activity: Lectures on the History of the World Art and History of the Georgian Art at the V. Sarajishvili Tbilisi Conservatoire; Chairman of the amateur ex-libris and book illumination club at the I. Chavchavadze Bibliophile Association of Georgia. 

    1. Graphic Interpretation of N. Baratashvili’s Poetry in Creative Work of Lado Grigolia, “Sabchota Khelovneba”, N4, 1979;
    2. An Artist Lado Kutateladze’s Exhibition Catalogue Introduction, “Lado Kutateladze”, Tbilisi, 1984 (in Georgian and Russian languages);
    3. To the Memory of Artists (Lado Grigolia), “Sabchota Khelovneba”, N5, 1987;
    4. Georgian Ex-libris (a Bibelot – in German and English Languages), Tbilisi, 1990;
    5. A Founder of Georgian Book Graphic, a Graphic Artist, Painter and Wood-carver (Grigol Tatishvili), Anthology “Mtsignobari – 90”, Tbilisi, 1990;
    6. Georgian Ex-libris, Tbilisi, 1990 (in German and English languages);
    7. Lado Grigolia’s Book Illumination, Ars Georgica, vol. 12, Tbilisi, 1991;
    8. At the Beginnings of Georgian Ex-libris, Anthology “Mtsignobari – 99”, Tbilisi, 1999;
    9. Formation and Development of the Contemporary Georgian Ex-libris (1920-1930), Anthology “Mtsignobari – 02”, Tbilisi, 2002;
    10. David Tsitsishvili – an Ex-libris Artist, Anthology “Mtsignobari – 03”, Tbilisi, 2003;
    11. Contemporary Georgian Ex-libris, EXLIBRIS, 2002 (the author and compiler of the exhibition catalogue), Tbilisi, 2002;
    12. Beno Gordeziani, Anthology “Mtsignobari – 04”, Tbilisi, 2004;
    13. A Great Master of Georgian Printing Font, Georgian Art Researches, III, Tbilisi, 2004;
    14. David Tsitsishvili’s Ex-librises, Anthology “Mtsignobari – 05”, Tbilisi, 2005;
    15. Ucha Japaridze’s Book Illumination, Anthology “Mtsignobari – 06”, Tbilisi, 2006;
    16. Contemporary Georgian Ex-libris – EXLIBRIS – 2006 (the author and compiler of the exhibition catalogue), Tbilisi, 2006;
    17. The Smirnovs’ House – Presented to Georgia, Tbilisi, 2009;
    18. Armenian Artists from Tbilisi (the exhibition catalogue), Tbilisi, 2010.
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