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| From Art Club Caucasus works by various artists |
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| From Art Club Caucasus works by various artists |
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| From Art Club Caucasus works by various artists |
If yes, PC Mag explains the 13 most Twitter mistakes: "Want to keep your Twitter followers happy? Avoid these 13 microblogging faux pas."
here you have her in full majestic view, its the "Mother of Georgia" watching over Tbilisi by the Georgian Sculptor Amashukeli made in 1958 and presented as a gift to Tbilisi for it's 1500 th aniversary. She holds a sword for the enemy and a bowl of wine for the friend.
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The 4th Edition of the international theatre festival Artetherapy in Slovakia is looking for contemporary theatre/dance projects, video artists in Georgia.
The main theme of the festival is PROTECTED TERRITORY . The aim of this year of the festival, which will take place around Banská Bystrica city in October 2009 is bring to the Slovak culture concept committed and socially actual discussion towards the theatre art from countries which inhabitants suffers or suffered a certain kind of political - war- civil threat, to talk about the need of perception of this kind of themes. The festival will show 15 performances in his main program from countries of Macedonia, Kosovo, Serbia, Turkey, Georgia, Israel, Palestine, Poland, Czech, Hungary and Slovakia and create around them the additional program of discussions, workshops, presentation of the relevant topics and messages which each country brings from its local context and which will support the main topic of the festival - finding the symbols of humanity in the middle of different kind of problems which each country suffers from.If you are involved in Georgian theatre/dance/ or video projects please contact for participation:Slavka Daubnerova/Slovakia at pat@pat.sk
There is a nice interview with the traveler/adventurer Ian Carver: from Tbilisi to Kabul on Georgia Today
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"Backpacking is exhausting. Every minute of your waking hours is spent on high alert. In Homeland Security speak, that would be like, orange or red. Your brains are on constant over-drive, processing the new and constantly changing landscape and people. Because of your unfamiliarity with the environment, nothing is automated. Instead, every person and situation needs to be assessed and scrutinized." read further on the first part of a series by Dana on going to Georgia at http://www.investoralist.com/backpacking-through-turkey-georgia/
One of the most famous buildings, not only in Tbilisi, no, in the world !
Architects: George Chakhava and Zurab Jalaghania
http://www.chakhava.ge/realized_1.htm#null
More info also on Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tbilisi_Roads_Ministry_Building
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