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Guided tours of “Ezologia — Porous Body of Tbilisi”

Guided tours of “Ezologia — Porous Body of Tbilisi”

On September 26–27, guided tours of the exhibition “Ezologia — Porous Body of Tbilisi” will take place at the Tbilisi History Museum.

“Ezologia — Porous Body of Tbilisi” is part of the interdisciplinary research project initiated by NWDS and Ubani, centred on the typology of the Tbilisian Courtyard.

The exhibition brings together analytical maps, architectural research, graphic studies, archival documents, and video materials. Alongside these, visitors will discover photo essays by contemporary Georgian artists Berika Beridze, Nanka Dolidze, and Gio Sumbadze created specifically for this exhibition in Spring 2026. The display also features archival materials from the Tbilisi History Museum’s collections, as well as two video works.

The guided tours will be led by Ubani co-founders and exhibition curators, Nata Tatunashvili and Ana Chorgolashvili.

Tour dates

Saturday, 26 September, 16:00-17:00 (in Georgian)
Nata Tatunashvili, Ana Chorgolashvili
Sunday, 27 September, 16:00-17:00 (in English)
Nata Tatunashvili, Ana Chorgolashvili
Admission fees
  • Adults: 5 GEL (Georgian citizens) / 15 GEL (a citizen of another country)
  • Senior citizens (with relevant document): 2 GEL (Georgian citizens) / 15 GEL (a citizen of another country)
  • Students and school pupils (with relevant document): 2 GEL (Georgian citizens) / 6 GEL (a citizen of another country)
  • Entry to the museum is free upon presentation of the appropriate document: Persons with disabilities and consenters for 1 person; for children under 6 years old; for socially vulnerable persons; for accompanying teachers of children and school groups; For members of the Museum Alliance; For members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM)
  • 50% discount: internally displaced persons; a participant in the war for the territorial integrity of Georgia
Registration
Please register through this link.

Visitors info

The exhibition “Ezologia — Porous Body of Tbilisi” will be open to visitors through October 20.

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