Peasant Uprisings of Imereti and Samegrelo in the 19th Century
Georgian cultural history contains countless stories—some told openly, others whispered; some recorded, others left incomplete. Many of these stories find…
Kutaisi’s Literary Salons
In an era when Georgia lacked theaters, magazines, newspapers, and formal cultural institutions, literary gatherings held within private homes nurtured…
“Do you serve the nation?” – “Forever!” (Niko Nikoladze’s descendants)
Sometimes, the children of great people remain unnoticed by society and history, as if they cannot escape their parent’s shadow.…
Literary Periodicals of Kutaisi
The creative legacy of Kutaisi in Georgian literature finds its roots with the first Georgian Symbolist poets and prose writers,…
Luka Asatiani, Mitrofan Lagidze, and Others
A journey to old Kutaisi begins somewhere at the intersection of the French and Jewish Quarters or, at the very…
A Small Anthropological Analysis of Urban Space: The Example of Kutaisi
The social and cultural construction of urban space remains a significant and timely subject within urban studies, particularly in the…
Graffiti – A Modern Form of Storytelling in Kutaisi
“I had to leave something for you before I returned to my refuge, where there is not even a mirror,…
Spreading Music in Kutaisi
The experience of music is a profound joy, and for many music lovers, it’s not just about listening to recordings…
The Life and Legacy of Niko Nikoladze – Georgia’s Visionary Leader
Author: Giorgi Pantsulaia Niko Nikoladze, a great Georgian public figure, thinker, and publicist, is celebrated […]
ARS POETICA
Author: Mariam Mebuke “ARS POETICA” “Here, memory hears the rustle of wings And dreams darken […]
Diachronic People
By Mikheil Kurdiani The moments preceding our speech belong to the past, while what occurs […]
Women’s Club: An Analysis of the Beginnings of the Georgian Feminist Movement in Kutaisi
Author: Nia Kuchava The first “Gviriloba” festival in Kutaisi, which derives its name from the […]
